A new Gallup poll, based on a survey conducted early this year, reveals that 10% of US adults experienced a scam in 2025, either directly or indirectly, leading to significant financial losses totaling $68 billion and widespread negative impacts on mental health and wellbeing.
A KFF poll reveals US adults frequently using AI for health advice are more prone to believing vaccine myths, such as MMR vaccines causing autism or mRNA vaccines altering DNA. This correlation persists even when controlling for demographic factors.
A record one-third of US adults aged 25-35 lived with parents in 2025, with high housing costs cited as the primary driver. Despite many holding jobs and degrees, soaring rents and home prices make independent living unaffordable, impacting household formation and delaying retirement for parents.
Nearly 90% of Americans have at least one risk factor for Cardiovascular-Kidney-Metabolic (CKM) syndrome. New guidelines from the American Heart Association recommend earlier screening, particularly for excess body fat, to prevent serious complications.
A Politico-Public First survey of 2,035 US adults reveals that only 4% of voters prioritize crypto policy when deciding on a candidate, with affordable housing, consumer fraud protection, and lower bank fees being top concerns. Despite significant lobbying efforts and spending by the crypto industry, 27% support legitimizing crypto as a mainstream asset, while 31% oppose it.
A Politico survey of 2,035 US adults found only 4% prioritize crypto policy in voting decisions, with affordable housing, consumer fraud protection, and lower bank fees being top concerns. Despite significant lobbying efforts, 27% support and 31% oppose crypto mainstream legitimization.
