New YouGov polling finds that Americans are divided in their views on how advances in AI will affect the K-12 education system, with slightly more saying they will have a very or somewhat negative impact (36%) rather than a positive impact (25%).

A new YouGov poll asked Americans whether the national media has recently focused too much or not enough on 30 issues.

AI is perceived as a major threat to humanity — though at least four other potential bringers of doomsday cause concern among even more Americans.

New polling by the Economist and YouGov finds that more Americans today believe the U.S. government should do more (41%) to secure Gershkovich's release than said so about Griner (23%) in the weeks following her February 2022 arrest in Russia.

After former President Donald Trump's recent arrest and the filing of 34 felony counts against him, a new poll conducted by YouGov reveals a divided country on various aspects of the case.

Polling conducted by YouGov in the hours after Trump's arrest finds that more Americans strongly or somewhat approve (56%) than strongly or somewhat disapprove (31%) of the charges filed against Trump.

YouGov asked 1,000 U.S. adult citizens whether they agree or disagree with seven recent statements about Trump's indictment, each made by a politician or public official.

While a majority of Americans (66%) believe Trump has definitely or probably committed a crime at some point, fewer than half (41%) think he will probably ever be convicted, and about one-quarter (23%) say he will probably at some point serve time in prison.

More Americans see health care, as well as jobs and the economy, as very important than they do any other issues polled.

Most Americans aren't aware that there currently are no federal requirements regarding paid leave for new parents, and 80% believe there should be at least some, including half who think new parents should get 12 weeks or more of paid leave.