A recent YouGov poll asked Americans to evaluate 40 college majors on three dimensions: earnings potential, personal interest, and well-roundedness.

Laws regulate behavior in society, but do Americans believe that their laws and moral values are aligned?

Around half of people have ever attended each of three other wedding-related events: a bridal or wedding shower (55%), a bachelor or bachelorette party (51%), or an engagement party (43%).

A new YouGov poll finds that Americans' favorite month is December, with 15% saying so.

The poll, which asked Americans how common nepotism is in 10 fields of work, finds that the practice is seen as especially widespread in politics, as well as in business and acting.

Men and women under 45 are more likely than their older counterparts to be interested in something other than complete monogamy.

The poll finds that certain forms of digital media — such as DVDs and CDs — remain somewhat widespread, with 41% and 40% saying they currently watch or listen to them, respectively.

Most Americans aren't aware that there currently are no federal requirements regarding paid leave for new parents, and 80% believe there should be at least some, including half who think new parents should get 12 weeks or more of paid leave.

A new poll sidesteps taboos and ick factors to discover public opinion on public bathrooms; how often and why Americans use the bathroom; and routines for wiping, hand-washing, tidying up, and more.

Debates over the rights of transgender children have sparked broader conversations about medical interventions, children's consent, and gender conformity. A new YouGov poll asked Americans their opinions on the acceptability of nine scenarios, four of which involve gender-confirming treatments for transgender children or teens.

Across the world, people have a cynical view of the celebration

More Americans think it's immoral to betray a partner than to shortchange the government.

Americans believe that transgender children often face social isolation, bullying, and physical abuse, and that few receive a lot of support from either their parents or schools.

Oldest siblings (36%) are more likely to say they are much more or slightly more confident than their siblings. About three in 10 middle children (31%) and just 22% of youngest siblings say the same.

Who wants to keep having to tip, fill in tax returns, or make eye contact with people in toilet stalls?

Three in four Americans who made resolutions (76%) say they have stuck to them entirely (22%) or mostly (54%). Another 16% have either mostly given up (13%) or quit entirely (3%).

Americans say the Bible Belt is concentrated around two southern states: Alabama and Mississippi. About half of Americans believe each state is "entirely" in the loosely defined region.

There is consensus in certain areas — such as a preference for hospital births over home births and disposable diapers over cloth ones — but contention in others — like allowing babies to use smart devices and having their ears pierced.

While most Americans are aware of the status of the currently protected traits asked about, many assume that other traits are also protected — despite the fact that they are not.

Americans who have noticed rising costs at the grocery store point to the dairy (83%) and meat (82%) departments as the areas with the most severe hikes.