Examining the decline of American pride across political lines and generations.

The latest Quantus Insights survey shows that Barack Obama remains the most favorably viewed U.S. president of the 21st ...

Former President Obama on Wednesday urged Americans to call their representatives and tell them to vote against President ...

Democrats largely drove the drop, while Republicans’ level of national pride kept steady. Younger Americans are also less ...

The percentage of Americans who say they're proud of their country has dropped to a historic low. The number dropped due to ...

A record-low share of Americans feel strong pride in their national identity, according to new polling, which underscores a ...

As Democrats search to counter Trump it may not be Barack Obama, the party's most popular figure, that they should turn to, ...

Fewer Democrats are “extremely” or “very” proud to be American than at any point in the last 25 years, a new poll shows. Just ...

A poll shows only 36% of Democrats say they’re “extremely” or “very” proud to be American, reflecting a dramatic decline in national pride that's also clear among young people.

Historical shifts in survey responses highlight evolving American attitudes toward national identity, greatness, and optimism.

Former President Barack Obama broke his usual post-presidency silence on partisan matters. This was during a rare public ...

One year ago this month, attendees packed the 7,100 seats inside the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles to watch a parade of ...