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Americans' views on immigration take a massive positive swing amid Trump's crackdown
The share of Americans who thought immigration should decrease – 55% – reached a 5-year high point in 2024. This year, it has dropped to 30%, and positive views of immigration have hit a record high of 79%, according to poll results released July 11. The poll surveyed 1,402 Americans between June 2 and 26.
Pew Research Center survey found that nearly half of American workers don’t take all the vacation days they’ve been allotted.
CNN data analysis showed climate activists have not successfully convinced most Americans to fear climate change, with the ...
A recent survey conducted by Axios and Ipsos American Health Index included responses from more than 1,100 individuals. It ...
The majority of men, 65%, said the U.S. was the best or better than most countries at scientific innovation. Just 39% of ...
Panelists Jayme Leagh Franklin and Eric Messersmith discuss how President Donald Trump comforted families in flood-ravaged ...
Layoffs may not be mounting, but it’s getting harder to find a job in a labor market where hiring is “anemic” as ...
"Reduce or eliminate activities that contribute to air pollution, such as outdoor burning, and use of residential wood ...
That strong demand translates to solid earnings potential. Recent graduates can recoup 248.2% of their college investment ...
Americans facing housing challenges may benefit from new FHFA policy that counts rent payments toward mortgage qualification, ...
Millions of Americans have been advised to stay indoors across four states on Thursday amid soaring summer temperatures. The ...
While the majority of Americans reject antisemitism, 24% justified three violent attacks that occurred this year, a new ADL ...
A groundbreaking event was held on Friday for the first affordable housing project focused on Native Americans. The Jigzibik, ...
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