As the House impeachment inquiry opens its public phase, the impact on opinions may be limited, as most Americans may not open to new information.

Both Boris Johnson, leader of the Conservative Party and Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour Party leader, aren’t held in high regard from the US public.

Brexit, the United Kingdom’s expected exit from the Europe Union, really hasn’t sunk into many Americans’ consciousness yet.

A majority of the public remain uneasy with President Donald Trump’s ability to handle an international crisis, polls indicate.

In Canada, half of adults believe Justin Trudeau did enough by apologizing (49%) for wearing brownface and blackface makeup while over a quarter (28%) believe he needs to do more.

When asked which countries are to blame for climate change, the finger is pointed primarily at the United States and China.

Democrats (24%) are far less likely than Republicans to say Israel is an ally (59%) of the United States. But among Republicans, religion matters. Republican born-again Christians are even more likely to see Israel as an ally (67%) of the United States.

More than one-third (35%) of adults would be "not at all surprised" be if the systematic murder of a religious group happened in America today, according to a recent YouGov survey focused on the Holocaust and Anne Frank.

The generational differences continue among a range of questions about space, including about whether governments can lay claim to resources and celestial bodies.

Michelle Obama has supplanted Angelina Jolie as the world’s most admired woman, according to YouGov’s annual study of which public figures the people of our planet look up to.