Long road ahead for Rubio and Paul
Both Marco Rubio and Rand Paul are viewed favorably by Republicans, but many also doubt their chances to win the Presidential election
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Unlike Ferguson, the shooting of Walter Scott finds racial agreement
The killing of Walter Scott in South Carolina sees most whites and blacks support murder charges against the officer who was filmed shooting him ...
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Government gets little credit for economic upturn
Businesses and consumers, not the government or Wall Street, get most of the credit for the improving economy
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Most oppose giving business owners right to discriminate against LGBT customers
Half of Americans think that business owners should be able to refuse service in most cases, except when it comes to certain groups like ...
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Americans like Israel, but aren't so sure about Bibi
Americans tend to see Israel as a friend and ally, but public opinion is split on Prime Minister Netanyahu
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Few trust Iran but support for negotiations persists
Most Americans support negotiations with Iran over their nuclear program, even though few trust that Iran will keep to their side of any deal
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Ted Cruz: He has announced, but can he win?
Many Republicans are optimistic about Ted Cruz's chances in 2016, but voters prefer Clinton to Cruz
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Not only Jewish Americans celebrate Passover
Large numbers of non-Jewish Americans say they celebrate Passover The word on this month’s religious holidays is like the old ad for Levy’s rye ...
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Hillary Clinton looks better when compared to other potential candidates
Americans are more likely to say they have a "very" favorable opinion of Clinton when she is asked about alongside other politicians
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Most Americans now worried about flying
Just over half of Americans now say that they are at least bothered by flying
