Rick Perry in the spotlight again
As the Ebola crisis draws national attention to Texas, Republican attitudes towards Rick Perry have improved significantly
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As Ebola comes to the U.S., concern rises
The number of Americans concerned about an Ebola outbreak in the United States has grown The existence of Ebola patients in the United States has ...
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Roosevelts: Positive views transcend partisan divide
Decades after the Roosevelts dominated the national stage, opinions of them are very positive, even among their erstwhile opponents
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America divided on hate speech laws
A large majority of Americans support tougher penalties for hate crimes, but the country divides on laws prohibiting hate speech
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No ground troops, but will air strikes be enough?
AMERICANS STILL OPPOSE SENDING U.S. GROUND TROOPS TO FIGHT ISIS, THOUGH MANY WORRY AIR STRIKES WILL NOT BE ENOUGH Americans continue to support air ...
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Colleagues beware: Most would turn you in to the police
Most wouldn't turn in their close family if they were wanted by the police, but co-workers better watch out
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Women and the Democrats
Unmarried women lean heavily towards Democrats in the upcoming midterms, unlike men and married women
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Gone with the wind still a favorite 75 years later
Americans like Gone With the Wind a lot, and seventy-five years only a fifth of people who've seen it still say it's one of ...
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Republicans happier with their house reps than Democrats are
Republicans tend to be happier with their representative than Democrats, but GOP voters are much less keen on their party leaders
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How to combat ISIS: support for air strikes, but not for sending troops
The support Americans give to new military engagement in the Middle East extends to air strikes but not to troops on the ground or ...
