A majority of Democrats (55%) say US politics have been steady since Biden entered the White House.

With three billionaires featuring prominently in the news recently for their space race antics, the latest Economist/YouGov poll examines how popular a collection of the world’s richest people is among the U.S. public.

Just over one in ten adult Americans in the latest Economist/YouGov poll say it’s definitely or probably the case that the 1969 moon landing was faked.

Those who reject vaccinations believe two negative theories about the effects of COVID-19 vaccines: half think it is likely that vaccines in general cause autism and that this vaccine in particular is being used by the government to microchip the population.

Nearly three times as many (57%) favor troop withdrawal as oppose it (20%) in this week's Economist / YouGov poll.

In this week’s Economist/YouGov poll, relatively few of those who are likely to watch would choose to attend the Games even if they could afford it.

Americans are split, with 47% disapproving of the ban and 40% approving.

The most common reason for turning down the trip of a lifetime is simply a lack of interest, while others say there is not enough to see or do on the moon.

Americans in the latest Economist/YouGov poll approve of the recent grand jury indictments of the Trump Organization on tax-related charges and think more indictments are likely.

Nine in ten Americans (91%) say the climate is changing, with six in ten (61%) attributing the cause to human activity.

Today, one-quarter of Americans (23%) have a positive view of Cosby. Three in five (60%) do not.

American opinion of the Court has become a partisan one again with Republicans (52% approve, 29% disapprove) and Democrats (37% approve, 43% disapprove) viewing the Court differently.

Republicans who call themselves “very conservative” prioritize sticking to their principles (67%) over compromising to get things done (33%).

Just one-third of unvaccinated Americans (36%) are worried about contracting COVID-19 or the more contagious Delta variant (40%).

According to the latest Economist/YouGov poll, the extension is an action that the American people supported by about two to one (59% approve vs 28% disapprove).

The share of Americans seeing friends and family for a get-together, attending a cookout or picnic, watching local parades have all increased this year from 2020.

Only one-quarter of those under 30 describe themselves as extremely patriotic, compared to a majority of adults over 65 (56%).

Two-thirds of Americans (67%) worried about the Delta variant spreading in the United States. Just 45% of unvaccinated adults and 27% of adults with no plans to get vaccinated say they are worried.

Close to two-thirds (63%) of LGBTQ+ Americans say that in the US, LGBTQ+ people face social discrimination and that their rights are not legally protected enough.

Just over one-third of those who will not get vaccinated (36%) or who are unsure (37%) believe that Trump got the COVID-19 vaccine.