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- A plurality see Christians as neither likely nor unlikely to be domestic terroristsRead →
- More than two-thirds reject the claim that Black people care only about their ownRead →
- Americans widely expect AI to disrupt entry-level office jobsRead →
- Americans' favorite place to invest is a savings accountRead →
- Climate changes since childhood concern three-quarters of AmericansRead →
- Few Americans identify as disabledRead →
- Nearly half of Americans say they don't put off eye examsRead →
- Statistics and p-values are familiar to most Americans, but few use them regularlyRead →
- Seven-in-ten Americans think people who want work can find a jobRead →
- Eight in ten would switch to paper straws to save a turtleRead →
- More Americans than not say ROTC adds viewpoint diversity on campusRead →
- Fewer than one in five identify as multiracialRead →
- Just over half define recovery housing as sober housing with peer supportRead →
- People worry AI could reduce human creativity and interactionRead →
- Apple pie tops the list of most American dessertsRead →
- Thinking about death at least occasionally is commonRead →
- How many people feel they carry more than their shareRead →
- In the best-pizza debate, New York City edges out Italy and ChicagoRead →
- A majority don't consider themselves Christian nationalistsRead →
- Roughly three-quarters say helping others benefits the helper tooRead →
- Americans say the federal government holds the most sway over urban health equityRead →
- Which cannabis products people used in the past monthRead →
- Few Americans would consider AI as a romantic partnerRead →
- Roughly three-quarters don't consider "Join us" uncivilRead →
- Sales is the insurance job Americans know bestRead →