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- Many Americans give dogs high marksRead →
- Most would let employers weigh criminal history in hiring, with limitsRead →
- 74% of Americans did not call anyone mean names online in the past yearRead →
- Four in ten say no one in their family has served in the militaryRead →
- Three-quarters want Washington leaders to compromise and find middle groundRead →
- Eight-in-ten Americans see AI on social media at least sometimesRead →
- 73% of Americans did not make fun of anyone online in the past yearRead →
- Mexicans are the group Americans most associate with U.S. immigrationRead →
- Almost no one has bonded emotionally with an AI chatbotRead →
- Most Americans say success is earned through talent, desire, and effortRead →
- Almost everyone says hands-on skills matterRead →
- Nearly eight in ten say people should be free to speak and organize in politicsRead →
- Few Americans paid for digital health or wellness products in the past yearRead →
- More Americans oppose restrictions on gender-affirming care than support themRead →
- Compromise with political opponents has broad supportRead →
- Americans are split on how useful dietary guidelines really areRead →
- For many Americans, sleep schedules are inconsistentRead →
- Americans who listen to podcasts mostly do it for entertainmentRead →
- Three-quarters of Americans say they don't use tobaccoRead →
- Six-in-ten Americans worry at least a fair amount about illegal immigration from MexicoRead →
- About as many Americans say extreme weather is disrupting daily life as say it isn'tRead →
- About two-thirds of Americans say they are proud to be AmericanRead →
- Roughly three-quarters have never turned to AI for mental-health supportRead →
- Half are unlikely to see Toy Story 5Read →
- Most Americans track their finances loosely, if at allRead →