New Survey Highlights Effectiveness of Anti-China COVID Rhetoric
A new YouGov survey reveals the real effects that Anti-China rhetoric is having on shaping public perception and the reality of COVID-19’s impact on the world.
A new YouGov survey reveals the real effects that Anti-China rhetoric is having on shaping public perception and the reality of COVID-19’s impact on the world.
While 66 percent of Democrats gave professors a warm or very warm rating, only 30 percent of Republicans gave professors a warm rating.
By Kelsey Jukam
The majority of Americans in both political parties hold teachers and members of the military in high regard, but are starkly divided in their opinions of police and college professors, according to a Pew Research Center report released
Donald Trump drew 80 percent of votes by white evangelicals, about 17 percent of Americans now identify as white evangelical, compared to 23 percent a decade ago.
By Rachel Zoll
NEW YORK (AP) — The share of Americans who identify as white and Christian has dropped below 50 percent, a transformation fueled by immigration and by growing numbers of people who reject organized religion altogether, according to a new survey released Wednesday. Christians overall remain a large majority in the U.S., at nearly
An overwhelming majority of Americans — 76 percent — are worried that the United States will become engaged in a major war in the next four years.
By Jason Ditz
Non-stop smaller wars, and officials always playing up the risk of bigger wars to get bigger military budgets have always had Americans worried about a new major war being on the horizon, but the latest NBC/SurveyMonkey poll shows that such
The survey found that Trump’s first six months in the White House have done more to harm public opinion of the U.S. around the world than George W. Bush’s entire eight-year tenure.
By Jake Johnson
President Donald Trump's approval ratings in the United States have been described as "historically low," and according to a new global survey
The poll also showed that 41% believe the United States should be “less active” in world affairs, with only 25% believing the US should be more active.
By Jason Ditz
(REPORT) --- A new NBC News/Surveymonkey survey (PDF) was released today revealing that two-thirds of Americans are worried about the possibility that the United States will become engaged in a major
Americans are more afraid of their own corrupt government than anything and everything including death, rape, murder, nuclear war, pandemics, terrorism, zombies, and even clowns.
Out of 88 potential horrors this batch of 1,500+ Americans were asked to rank in regard to their personal level of fear in 2015, you’ll never guess what the number one thing people are most afraid of in this country… Or perhaps you will. Americans are more afraid of their own corrupt government than ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING ELSE including