32% of Americans — including 23% of men and 40% of women — say they've avoided seeking out medical care due to negative experiences with a previous doctor.

57% of Americans say they consume true-crime content. Popularity is high in just about all demographic groups.

If someone knocks at the door when they aren’t expecting any visitors, 5% of Americans say excitement best describes their reaction. 34% say it's curiosity while 25% are annoyed.

Americans are split as to whether they approve of presidential candidates using TikTok for campaigning purposes. 31% of Americans approve of candidates using TikTok to share content related to their campaigns, while 39% disapprove of it.

Americans are not particularly excited about a seasonal influx of insects: 49% say they feel very or somewhat negative about encountering insects or bugs outdoors while only 13% feel positively.

The 2024 term of the Supreme Court will have an impact on U.S. democracy for years to come. The court both overturned long-standing precedents such as Chevron v. Natural Resources Defense Council, upheld laws, and set new precedents.

A large majority of Americans support the practice of social prescribing — connecting people to nonmedical activities such as dance — becoming a more regular part of American health care.

Some Americans are concerned that their data and copyrighted material is being used to train AI models without their permission.

The amount of money owed for their last ambulance trip was surprisingly high to 37% of Americans who have taken one.

Half of Republicans say that late-night comedy shows focus too much on politics. In contrast, only 14% of Democrats do.