Three-quarters of Democrats (73%) and 55% of Independents support a 15% minimum tax on corporations to prevent them from avoiding taxes by setting up their headquarters in countries with low tax rates.

Four in ten Americans (40%) say that the UK and the US do have a particular bond and a ‘special relationship’.

In the latest Economist/YouGov poll two out of three (65%) believe that it will take at least two years for the economy to recover all the ground lost during the pandemic.

During the protests in June 2020, most Americans approved (57%) of the Black Lives Matter movement. By July, it had dropped to 48% and remained at about that level through January 2021.

Half of those who say they won’t be vaccinated (50%) say someone has encouraged them to get the vaccine, compared to 63% of Americans overall.

A YouGov poll of more than 23,000 US adults finds that three-quarters (75%) of Americans are concerned about the impact that human activity is having on the oceans.

Republicans are far more likely than Democrats to support the 60-vote majority for all types of legislation and appointments, even for those types of votes that now require only a simple majority.

As many would postpone the 2020 Olympic Games again (36%) as would have them played this summer (37%) in Tokyo.

One in five adults (19%) say they themselves have seen something they thought was a UFO. Men (24%) are more likely than women (15%) to report an encounter.

Most Americans (58%) now put the origins of COVID-19 in a Chinese laboratory — up from 49% when YouGov first asked this question in May 2020.

A Yahoo News/YouGov poll conducted May 24 - 26 finds that half of Americans (51%) are very or somewhat worried about the coronavirus, an 18-point drop compared to November 2020.

Those who reject becoming vaccinated remain far more likely than the vaccinated to take off their masks, especially when socializing indoors with unvaccinated people.

Four in five parents who are fully or partially vaccinated or plan to be (81%) now say they will vaccinate their children.

Half of Americans (48%) say it was a mistake to send troops to fight in Vietnam, compared to 28% who say it was not.

Americans who live in current military households are more likely than Americans overall to visit gravesites (13%) or go to an official event (13%).

Older Americans are much more likely than younger ones to think of Memorial Day as the unofficial start of summer.

Skepticism about whether the ceasefire will last is widespread. Only 15% of Americans believe it will be permanent.

Two-thirds of the American public (66%) and three in five parents with K-12 students (62%) agree that schools need to be open at full capacity this fall.

The public supports such an investigation by nearly two to one (56% approve, 30% disapprove). One in four Republicans (28%) supports that commission, as do four in five Democrats (84%) and half of Independents (51%).

Many of the vaccinated hesitate when it comes to the safety of travel for people like themselves. Most (59%) think planes are safe, but just 45% think it’s safe for vaccinated people to get on a cruise ship.