America’s parents start their day early: A majority of parents with children under 18-years-old wake up by 6 a.m. (56%), compared with just 37 percent of non-parents.

Men (41%) are significantly more likely than women (22%) to believe that they are their mother’s favorite child.

Almost a quarter of Millennials (24%) have a zombie plan prepared, compared to 15 percent of Generation X and 6 percent of Baby Boomers.

73% wouldn’t think negatively of a woman who chose to give her baby formula instead of breastfeeding.

Research from a new YouGov report reveals a strong appetite among Americans for cruise vacations.

The 71st Primetime Emmy Awards are coming and this year’s event could be the encore to one of TV’s megahit shows—HBO’s Game of Thrones.

But not everyone likes their bananas the same way. In fact, there’s some disparity in opinion about what is the correct ripeness at which to consume the fruit.

Is Friday the 13th considered unlucky? Americans between the ages of 25 and 34 may feel the most anxiety about the date. Nearly a quarter of that age range (23%) said they consider themselves “very superstitious.”

The way people shop for and think about food has a lot to do with their personal philosophies about health, the environment and where that food comes from.

Democrats and Republicans are just about as likely to say they personally deserve a vacation and that Congress does not.