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The healthcare issue is as controversial in Canada and Great Britain as it is in the United States, if not more so. In the same way that U.S. experts may look to Canada and Great Britain for healthcare solutions, British and Canadian experts ...

Americans are more likely now than at any point in the previous 15 years to say that news organizations' stories and reports are inaccurate. Additionally, about half of Americans perceive that there is a bias towards one political party or the ...

Compared with the past two presidential elections, younger Americans show higher levels of interest in this year's election, higher levels of self-reported voter registration, and higher levels of intention to actually vote. Which candidate has ...

Americans' confidence in the military and the presidency has increased significantly compared to last year, while their confidence in organized religion and big business has dropped. By a substantial margin, the military has the highest level of ...

Gallup’s annual reading of public confidence in major U.S. institutions finds that despite a seven-point decline in ratings of the military over the past year, it is still the top-rated institution on the list of 15 included in this year’s poll. ...

To commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Gallup Youth Survey (GYS), Tuesday Briefing staff interviewed George Gallup Jr. about GYS findings over the past 25 years and his opinions on what those findings tell us about today's youth. The first ...

Americans get more health and medical news from television than from any other media source, but rate health news on television very low in terms of trust and credibility. Americans get relatively little health news from the Internet, although ...

As media analysts and journalists wring their hands over the fallout from CBS News’ faulty reporting on documents purported to be from President George W. Bush’s Vietnam-era National Guard service, a new Gallup Poll finds the news media’s ...