Half of Americans (48%) say it was a mistake to send troops to fight in Vietnam, compared to 28% who say it was not.
Americans who live in current military households are more likely than Americans overall to visit gravesites (13%) or go to an official event (13%).
Older Americans are much more likely than younger ones to think of Memorial Day as the unofficial start of summer.
Skepticism about whether the ceasefire will last is widespread. Only 15% of Americans believe it will be permanent.
Two-thirds of the American public (66%) and three in five parents with K-12 students (62%) agree that schools need to be open at full ...
The public supports such an investigation by nearly two to one (56% approve, 30% disapprove). One in four Republicans (28%) supports that commission, as ...
Many of the vaccinated hesitate when it comes to the safety of travel for people like themselves. Most (59%) think planes are safe, but ...
Three in five of those who reject the vaccine are already going without masks all (30%) or most of the time (30%), while more ...
One year since George Floyd’s death, only one in nine Americans (11%) believe there has been an improvement in police-minority relations. Even fewer Black ...
This week, 58% believe the worst of the pandemic is behind us, a jump of ten points in the last week (48%), and the ...