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· Ryan General
Nearly half of Americans don’t know what the nation’s 250th anniversary commemorates: survey
With the U.S. marking its 250th anniversary this Independence Day, nearly half of Americans do not know what the milestone commemorates, according to a new national survey. The Cato Institute poll found that 46% of respondents failed to identify the anniversary as the adoption…
· Ryan General
Asian Americans more optimistic than pessimistic about AI, survey finds
Asian Americans are embracing artificial intelligence at higher rates than any other major racial group in the United States and remain the only group whose positive views of AI outweigh negative ones, according to a new Pew Research Center survey. The study found that 70% of…
· Ryan General
Republican support for same-sex marriage plunges as US acceptance stalls: survey
Support for same-sex marriage in the U.S. has fallen from record highs as Republican voters increasingly break from broader public support for marriage equality. Gallup’s latest survey found that 65% of Americans support legal recognition of same-sex marriages, down from 71% in…
· Carl Samson
Asian Americans more worried than hopeful as federal pressures mount, new survey reveals
Asian Americans are the country’s only racial or ethnic group whose worry outpaces hope, amid mounting pressures from federal immigration enforcement, trade policy and deepening questions about identity and place in American society, according to a new national survey. Key…
· Ryan General
Americans’ views on China soften after years of record negativity: survey
Americans’ views of China have become modestly more positive after several years of sharply negative sentiment, according to a March survey by the Pew Research Center. The share of U.S. adults with favorable opinions rose to 27%, up from 21% last year and roughly double the…
· Ryan General
Survey finds ‘perpetual foreigner’ stereotype persists for Asian Americans
Asian Americans born in the U.S. are more likely than any other racial group to have their loyalty and national belonging questioned, according to the 2025 State of Chinese Americans survey. The nationwide study, conducted by the Committee of 100 and NORC at the University of…
· Ryan General
Americans rely on AI but overwhelmingly want government regulation, survey finds
Most Americans believe artificial intelligence needs government oversight even as the technology becomes part of their daily routines. A new national survey found that 79% of respondents support regulating AI answer engines, while only 12% believe no additional oversight is…
· Carl Samson
Americans are losing confidence in Trump, new survey shows
President Donald Trump’s approval rating stands at 37% as he marks one year back in office, according to new polling. By the numbers: The Pew Research Center, which polled 8,512 adults from Jan. 20 to 26, found that the president’s approval dropped from 40% last fall. The survey…
· Ryan General
Half of peer reviewers now use AI: survey
Half of scientific peer reviewers now rely on artificial intelligence to evaluate manuscripts, yet 75% of researchers report they cannot tell if journals use the technology themselves. A survey of 1,600 academics recently conducted by the open-access publisher Frontiers found…
· Ryan General
America felt ‘great again’ for only 1 in 10 adults in 2025, survey finds
Only 10% of U.S. adults described 2025 as a “great” year, according to a Talker Research survey of 2,000 Americans. Another 39% rated it “just okay,” 19% said “bad” and 10% called it “awful.” Respondents cited financial struggles, work dissatisfaction and health concerns, while…
· Carl Samson
Most Pacific Islanders don’t report racism despite high incident rates: survey
Sixty-one percent of Pacific Islander (PI) adults who experienced hate acts in 2024 never reported them to authorities, according to a Stop AAPI Hate survey released this month, even as 47% encountered such incidents during the year. Key findings: Younger PIs bore the brunt of…
· Ryan General
International students self-censor amid fear of visa consequences, survey finds
International students in the U.S. are self-censoring, avoiding political activity and limiting their public presence due to fear of surveillance and visa consequences, according to a Stop AAPI Hate survey released Wednesday. The survey found that 88% of respondents became less…
· Ryan General
Adults aged 45 and older are getting lonelier, survey shows
New research from AARP indicates that loneliness is affecting older Americans at a higher rate than in previous years, with 40% meeting the threshold for loneliness. The data shows that adults in their 40s and 50s are now among the most affected groups. Public health experts say…
· Ryan General
1 in 4 Gen Z workers regret college, survey finds
Nearly 1 in 4 Gen Z workers regret going to college or wish they had pursued a more lucrative career, while 1 in 5 say their degree did not contribute to their current job, according to a ResumeGenius survey of 1,000 full-time employees conducted in April and May 2025. The…
· Carl Samson
Growing number of American expats weigh renouncing US citizenship: survey
Nearly half of American expatriates are now considering giving up their U.S. citizenship, a recent survey of 1,100 Americans found. Greenback’s 2025 Expat Trends Survey revealed that 49% of Americans living abroad are planning to or seriously considering renunciation, up from…
· Ryan General
Nearly half of California’s Asian Americans faced anti-Asian hate in 2024: survey
Nearly half of Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) adults in California reported experiencing a hate act in 2024, according to new survey data released by Stop AAPI Hate and NORC at the University of Chicago. Racism remains persistent
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The world trusts Xi Jinping more than Donald Trump, survey shows
Favorable views of China and confidence in President Xi Jinping have increased in many regions while approval of the U.S. and President Donald Trump has declined or remained low, a new global Pew Research Center survey has found. The survey, conducted among more than 28,000…
· Ryan General
Nearly half of Japanese workforce engages in ‘quiet quitting’: survey
Around 45% of full-time employees in Japan are “quiet quitting,” a practice where workers do only what their roles require, without extra effort, according to a recent survey of 3,000 workers by job-matching company Mynavi. Younger workers lead work attitude shift
· Ryan General
Tesla’s reputation plunges in US brand survey
Tesla has dropped to 95th place in the 2025 Axios Harris Poll 100, a steep fall from 8th in 2021, reflecting growing disapproval from American consumers. The annual survey ranks major companies based on public perception across categories such as trust, ethics and growth.…
· Ryan General
Survey: Most Americans say Asians face discrimination in US
A majority of Americans say Asian people face at least some discrimination in the U.S., according to a new Pew Research Center survey released Tuesday. Asian American respondents were even more likely to perceive bias, with over four in five reporting some or a lot of…