Do Men Feel The Same About Abortion As Women In US And Europe? Report Reveals Answer
'morally acceptable'
pew research center
Post-Millennials Will Be The Best-Educated And Diverse Generation, Yet Less Likely To Hold Full-Time Jobs
'Down sharply from the 26% of 15- to 17-year-old workers in 1968 who worked full-time'
40 Percent Of US Children Are Born Out Of Wedlock. Here's Why That's Important
Poverty, abuse, breakups, drug use
FACT CHECK: Has Global Approval Of The US 'Plummeted' Under Trump?
'We used to be very, very high up'
Union Members Have Traditionally Supported Democrats, But This Poll Shows A Dramatic Shift
Good news for Republicans
US Catholics' Confidence In Pope Francis Dropping Swiftly Over Response To Sex Abuse Crisis
'Six in ten say the pontiff is doing an 'only fair' or 'poor' job'
Teens Believe Teachers And Politicians Are Not Doing Enough To Address Cyberbullying, But Parents Are Doing Excellent
Nearly 60 percent of teens experienced cyberbullying
Foreign-Born Population Hits Highest Level Since 1910 As Immigration From Asia Surpasses Latin America
Higher educational levels
Then And Now - Are Millennials Better Off Than Their Parents?
'In many ways, our economy is broken'
REPORT: Most Trump Voters Still Have ‘Very Warm’ Feelings For Him Since 2016
MAJOR WIN.
Republicans and Democrats Both Agree Colleges Are Going In The Wrong Direction, They Just Disagree On Why
The starkest divide is over campus political climate issues
Study: Women Are Leaving STEM Because It Depresses Them
'People should choose the fields they want to be in'
Pew Survey Finds 72 Percent Of Democrats View ICE Negatively
The same percentage of Republicans view ICE positively
Black Millennials More Likely To Be Religious Than Other Racial Groups
They may be soon narrowing the religious income gap
US Resettles Fewer Refugees Than Rest Of The World Combined For The First Time
The U.S. still resettled more refugees than any other single country in 2017
Report: Facebook Is No Longer King Of Social Media
YouTube is now number one
Supreme Court Should Rely On 'Living Constitution,' New Surveys Show
Surveys show partisan, generational divides
Study: Democrats And Republicans Divided Over Climate Change Regulation
'Republicans and Democrats are largely at odds over how much regulation is needed'
POLL: Americans Are More Concerned About Education Than The Economy
'The public’s improving economic outlook is reflected'
Here's How Religious Groups Line Up On Abortion
Catholics split right down the middle