Americans’ views of two prominent tech executives – Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg – tilt more negative than positive. Musk is a deeply polarizing figure, with Republicans largely viewing him favorably and Democrats largely unfavorably. […]
President Trump’s inaugural speech Monday signaled his continued commitment to characterizing immigrants as criminal invaders and an impediment to his campaign mantra of “making America great again.” Following his speech, Trump signed a slew of […]
Our research this year touched on pivotal news stories, from the U.S. presidential election and ongoing conflicts around the world to heated debates on topics like immigration and social media. Here’s a look back at […]
In 2023, only 14% of employees maxed out their workplans, according to Vanguard. Americans will be able to sock away more in their workplace retirement plans, before taxes, in 2025. The IRS said on Friday […]
The use and possession of marijuana is illegal under U.S. federal law, but about three-quarters of states have legalized the drug for medical or recreational purposes. The changing legal landscape has coincided with a decades-long […]
Joe Biden and Donald Trump each have enough delegates in the 2024 presidential primaries to secure their parties’ nominations for president. However, a sizable share of Americans are not particularly fond of either one. Roughly […]
President Joe Biden delivered his third State of the Union address, his last before the 2024 election. In this special edition newsletter, here’s a look at public opinion on some of the key issues facing […]
The IRS is introducing new income limits for its seven tax brackets, adjusting the thresholds to account for the impact of inflation. That could provide a break to some taxpayers on their taxes in 2024. […]
LAHAINA, Hawaii – Long before a wind-whipped wildfire blasted through the island of Maui, tension existed between Hawaii’s kamaaina, or longtime residents, and the visitors some islanders resent for turning their beaches, mountains and communities […]
Many Brazilians say they are Latino, but the exact number has long been a mystery because surveys rarely explore this question. An error in how the U.S. Census Bureau processed data from a recent national […]
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