(Week of 5/18/2013) Congressional investigations of the attacks and killings in Benghazi, the accusations that the Internal Revenue Service scrutinized the tax-exempt status of groups that opposed the Administration, and the revelation that the Department of Justice had acquired phone records of the Associated Press as part of an investigation into the source of a leak, all happened within a short period of time. They brought increased levels of criticism of the White House. But the latest Economist/YouGov Poll suggests ... read more
Americans continue to be dismayed at the Administration’s handling of the September attack on the U.S. Consulate in Benghazi, Libya but nearly two in three see politics in the continuing Congressional investigations of the event, according to the latest Economist/YouGov ... read more
Angelina Jolie’s decision to undergo a double mastectomy when she learned through genetic testing that she was about to develop breast cancer is applauded by Americans, and more than half in the latest Economist/YouGov Poll say they would want to ... read more
New ads featuring Maxim-like scantily-dressed girls, hip-hop dancing with suggestively-shaped portable speakers, seem to have done wonders for RadioShack with 18-34 year-old men: the retail chain is at its highest perception levels of the year so far with the demo ... read more
One reason for Yahoo’s $1.1 billion purchase of Tumblr may boil down to this key fact: Tumblr’s brand perception among millennials is on the rise, while Yahoo’s has been slipping since early March. This is according to YouGov BrandIndex, the ... read more
3D printing is a relatively new technology that is now being used to manufacture guns. So how does it work? An object can be scanned or its design uploaded, then the 3D printer builds layer upon layer of plastic and ... read more
Two in three Americans closely follow the news about the kidnappings, captivity and escape of three women in Cleveland, Ohio closely – and nearly half in the latest Economist/YouGov Poll think Ariel Castro, arrested for the crimes, should receive the ... read more
Ten years after the Iraq war, YouGov's Director of Political and Social research, Joe Twyman, discusses the sectarianism that divides the country During the early ... read more
Do Britons understand the US better than Americans? It is often said that a political leader must be a teacher and not just someone who ... read more