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A recent Gallup poll shows the public has very negative views of the Enron Corporation and Arthur Andersen, though many Americans are not familiar with the accounting firm. Americans are far more positive toward the Microsoft Corporation, and ...

A large majority of Americans describe the nation's drug problem as extremely or very serious, but the percentage has dropped substantially over the past three years. Only about 3 in 10 say drugs are an extremely or very serious problem in their ...

America has not fully recovered from the horror of terrorism almost all Americans experienced, at least through television, on Sept. 11, 2001. Barely one in five Americans believe that time has healed the country's wounds. While a majority says ...

The military again takes top honors in Gallup's annual confidence in institutions survey, conducted June 8-10. Following the military are organized religion and the police. At the bottom of the list of 16 institutions tested this year are ...

The annual Gallup survey on trust in government, conducted Sept. 13-15, finds little change from last year in the degree of trust expressed by the American people. Majorities of Americans express high trust in the three branches of government ...

Although Americans do not rate President Bush highly on environmental protection, and continue to support various environmentally friendly policies, there is little evidence of unhappiness with the Bush administration's environmental initiatives ...

Americans generally favor government funding for the social services of religious organizations, the "faith-based initiative" that George W. Bush is making a key part of his domestic policy agenda. Support varies depending on the specific ...

The events surrounding the vote count in the state of Florida easily ranks among one of the most covered and most followed news stories of the past decade. A recent on-line survey of a random sample of Internet users across the country indicates ...