Americans now see Sochi Olympics as safe – and successful
Feelings about the Winter Olympics in Sochi seem to have turned a corner
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Catholic Church: Americans see improvement in handling of sex abuse
Though The Catholic Church under Pope Francis is now seen as trying to solve the problem of sexual abuse of children by priests, far ...
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The malaise of economic worries – and why it may not just be politics
Despite evidence that the economy is slowly getting better, many Americans have yet to recognize, or acknowledge, any improvement. More than a third – ...
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Americans are getting more confident in a terror-free Olympics
After an opening ceremony marred only by technical glitches – not terrorist attacks -- and several days of competition, Americans are feeling somewhat more ...
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Executive Orders: it matters who is president
Americans almost always view what presidents can and can’t do through a partisan lens. Presidential Executive Orders are no exception. Although there is no ...
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Death for Tsarnaev?
Seven in ten Americans approve of the Justice Department’s decision to ask for the death penalty in the trial of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, who was ...
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Can the country agree on immigration reform?
Democratic and Republican leaders in Congress say they will try to pass some sort of immigration reform this year, but the American public, in ...
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Surviving the weather...
Drought in the West, storms in the South? The last few months have brought examples of extreme weather to much of the country. And ...
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Waiting for the game: Go Broncos?
Even though both teams seem evenly matched for today's Super Bowl, the Broncos enjoy wider support for the game than the Seahawks Most Americans ...
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Bridgegate toll? Christie's unfavorables rise
New Jersey Republican Governor Chris Christie has paid a toll in American public opinion for his aides‘ order to close several lanes of traffic ...
