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US Investors Are Abandoning Crypto as Ownership Drops From 17% to 11% — Who's Still Holding On?

Gallup: US investor crypto ownership fell from 17% to 11%, while younger men and higher-income investors remain the most likely to hold digital assets.

International Business Times UK · Sep 23

Fewer People Want to Move to America Than in Nearly 20 Years — Where Do They Want to Go Instead?

Gallup data show 15% of would-be migrants now pick the US, a record low. See where Canada, Japan, Germany, and Spain rank as visa rules tighten.

International Business Times UK · Sep 23

Americans Say the United Nations Is Doing a Bad Job. They're Right.

A new Gallup poll finds most Americans think the U.N. is failing at its core missions.

Reason · Sep 22

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Avi Loeb Says He Cannot Disclose UAP Meeting Details but Calls US Effort 'Sincere' and Scientific

Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb says the US government is sincerely investigating UAP through scientific data collection, but declined to disclose details of a private council meeting.

International Business Times UK · Sep 15

The new American retirement fear: working until you die

In a strained economy, more Americans suspect their worst retirement fear is coming true—that they won't get to retire at all.

Fortune · Sep 13

Why did this AI doomer moment break the internet when so many others didn't?

A researcher's resignation post over AI extinction risk has drawn over 100 million views, telling us something about ourselves and AI.

Fortune · Sep 10

US public school approval drops to historic low as parents sound alarm over failing system

Americans’ satisfaction with the quality of K-12 education in the country has hit a low point

The Independent UK · Sep 8

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The real jobs problem CEOs are talking about isn't hiring

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Fortune · Sep 8

Americans Increasingly Support Stronger Unions. Approval Rate Tops 70 Percent.

Americans have an increasingly positive view of unions and nearly half of U.S. adults believe they should have more influence, a new poll found.

International Business Times · Sep 7

More voters identifying as Democrats and not calling themselves Republican

Latest data from Gallup, showing 49% leaning Democrat and 39% Republican, marks sharp reversal from 2024

The Guardian - US · Sep 5

Democrats outnumber Republicans in new poll ahead of midterms

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The Independent UK · Sep 5

More Americans are identifying as Democrats in latest troubling sign for Trump and the midterms

Democrats now hold their largest party-affiliation advantage over Republicans in years

The Independent UK · Sep 5

Nearly 90 Percent Of Americans Think Government Is Corrupt

A new poll has found that Americans have become more cynical about their government.

International Business Times · Sep 4

Nearly 9 in 10 Americans Say Government Corruption Is Widespread, a 20-Year High

The Gallup findings are a 10-point increase from 2025 and well above the 72% to 79% range recorded between 2010 and 2025

Latin Times · Sep 3

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Bored Panda · Sep 3

67 People Who Had One Job Yet Managed To Still Royally Mess It Up (New Pics)

Sometimes a job sounds so simple that there really shouldn't be much room for mistakes. Yet, as these hilarious examples prove, even the easiest tasks can somehow go spectacularly wrong. From baffling decisions to mistakes that should have been caught immediately, these people managed to turn ordinary jobs into unforgettable…

The Independent UK · Sep 2

Trump has been shown polling on voters’ hatred of data centers. He’s backing them anyway

‘Trump is married to data centers no matter what because it’s the only real job creator,’ a former Trump official said

The Independent UK · Sep 2

Ninety percent of Americans believe government corruption is widespread, poll says

Opinion common among all political factions but has soared among Democrats from 57 percent to 91 percent in just two years, Gallup survey finds

Salon · Sep 1

Trump pounces on the press in a panic

From the president to the Pentagon, the administration appears to be in a spiral

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International Business Times · Aug 30

Iceland Votes No on EU Accession Talks in Knife-Edge Referendum, Dealing Blow to Brussels

Iceland voted 52.5% to 47.5% against resuming EU accession talks, as fishing sovereignty fears overrode geopolitical pressure from Trump's Greenland threats.

Medical Daily · Aug 24

Fewer Americans Say They Gamble Than a Decade Ago, and Gallup Cannot Confirm Why That Is

Gallup found 45% of US adults gambled last year, down from 64% in 2016. Industry revenue continues to rise, and the survey cannot explain why.

The Independent UK · Aug 21

Americans are skipping cocktails with historical lows in number who drink

More Americans are becoming aware of ties between drinking alcohol and health harms

Bored Panda · Aug 19

90 Posts That Perfectly Capture The Beautiful Absurdity Of Having A Job

The forced enthusiasm of team-building events, the meeting that definitely could have been an email, the endless cycle of waiting for Friday — these barely scratch the surface of modern corporate culture. Since most of us log one-third of our lives at work, there’s an infinite list of daily struggles…

The Texas Tribune · Aug 13

Rio Grande Valley residents are feeling more negative about their lives. That could spill into the voting booth.

Rio Grande Valley residents are unhappy with the economy, salaries, and other factors. That could sway their political views, according to political watchdogs.

Reason · Aug 12

Why Do Americans Support the Death Penalty, Despite Wrongful Convictions?

Reformers need to take into account people’s fear of crime and human predators.

Fortune · Aug 10

'A prisoner can oppose incarceration while remaining confined': The paradox of Gen Z, capitalism, and consumption

Every generation flirts with anti-capitalism when it’s young, but has something broken down along the way?

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