A new Gallup poll reveals American national pride is at a 25-year low, with only 33% "extremely proud" to be American. This comes as President Trump prepares to headline "America 250" celebrations, while also engaging in other public activities and media appearances.
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 recent survey reveals approximately 15 million Americans were victims of scams in 2025, with total losses reaching $68 billion. AI-generated content and deepfakes were involved in a significant portion of cases, making detection difficult for victims.
A cultural historian argues that the "leadership chasm"—the gap between how bosses see themselves and how employees experience their leadership—is the primary reason for low employee engagement in the US. Psychological safety, work-life balance, and unclear expectations are key issues.
A new Gallup poll reveals a decline in American acceptance of various social behaviors, including having children outside marriage, birth control, and gambling. While some behaviors remain widely accepted, the survey suggests a leveling off or reversal of a decades-long trend toward greater moral permissiveness.
A new Gallup poll reveals Americans are less likely to view various social behaviors as morally acceptable, with significant year-on-year declines in acceptance of having children outside marriage, birth control, and gambling. While birth control remains the most accepted behavior, its support has fallen to its lowest level since 2012. The poll also highlights sharp partisan divides on issues like abortion and the death penalty.
A Gallup survey reveals 71% of Americans oppose having AI data centers in their local areas due to resource strain, pollution, and quality-of-life concerns. Supporters cite job opportunities and economic benefits.
A Gallup survey reveals over 70% of Americans oppose AI data center construction in their area, citing resource usage concerns, with only 7% strongly in favor, preferring even nuclear power plants over data centers.
