The Daily Caller

Majority still sees climate change as a problem, however

The conclusions of a year-long study by the Pew Research Center paint a stark picture

E-book reading on the rise as print declines

Majority of both countries look to the other as global leader

Survey researcher: Religiously unaffiliated are ‘progressive, especially in regards to social issues’

Democrat-over-GOP gap among Jewish voters shrank from 52 percent to 38 percent since 2008

But more people describe him with negative adjectives than positive ones

Over the past decade, the American middle class ‘has shrunk in size, fallen backward in income and wealth, and shed some…of its characteristic faith in the future’

The Pew Research Center reported that 63 percent of people between the ages of 18 and 34 say they know someone who moved back home because of the lackluster economy

Less than a third of Americans, 31 percent, feel positively about the economy

Maryland, New Jersey and New York offer best opportunities for economic mobility, Pew research finds

‘I for one welcome my beast-marked future financial transactions,’ jokes UNC professor

‘That means more messages, more “likes” and more comments’

Voters in New Hampshire’s primary Tuesday night made clear that the economy was the issue that mattered most to them

‘Progressive’ label has a 67 percent approval among Americans, according to Pew Research Center poll

Long-haired, dope-smoking, free-loving generation are becoming majority Republican, Pew study says

‘Although tablet owners spend more time consuming news than poking around on Facebook, they’re reluctant to pay for news content’

The level of government trust has shown a steady slide over the last decade

37 percent of voters describe current field negatively in recent Washington Post/Pew Research Center poll