Willing to go to War over Iran Nukes
Six-in-ten Americans say it is more important to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons than avoiding military conflict.
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Talk with Iran
More than six-in-ten Americans approve of the U.S. negotiating directly with Iran over the issue of its nuclear program.
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Latinos Highly Value a College Education
Latinos are more likely than the general population to say a college education is necessary to get ahead in life.
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Latino Youth Increasingly in School and Work Force
Young Latinos are more likely to be in school or the work force now than in previous generations.
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If it’s a Natural Disaster it Leads
During the last week in September, natural disaster news took up 15.4% of airtime on the network news.
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Homosexuality and Morality
About half of Americans say homosexual behavior is morally wrong.
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Support for Gay Marriage
Four-in-ten Americans support allowing gays and lesbians to marry legally.
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Global Muslim Population
Muslims account for roughly a quarter of the estimated 2009 world population.
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Swine Flu: Worth a Shot?
Fewer than half of the public would get a swine flu vaccine if it were available to them.
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Mexicans Say Life is Better in the U.S.
Close to six-in-ten Mexicans (57%) say that people who leave Mexico enjoy a better life in the U.S., up from 51% in 2007.