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Two in three Americans (66%) say they favor admitting Puerto Rico as a U.S. state. This is consistent with the majority support Gallup has recorded for Puerto Rico statehood since 1962.

As Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez pushes socialist-style reforms, Gallup polling in the country reveals more support among his citizens for socialism than capitalism. Many people, however, don't offer an opinion one way or the other.

Almost six in 10 Americans familiar with President Harry Truman's proposal for a government-sponsored, single-payer-style health insurance system in 1945 said they favored it. By 1949, support had fallen to 38%, and by 1950, to 24%.

It bodes well for Barack Obama's goal of strengthening ties in Latin America that Venezuela's Hugo Chavez is no more popular overall in the region than U.S. leadership has been. However, any Latin America policy should recognize that the ...

Peru’s political tensions are reflected in a simple contradiction: While Peruvians are most likely to say they are more socialist than capitalist in their attitudes, they are also most likely to say their country is more capitalist than ...

In 1965, an overwhelming number of Americans said they did not have the urge to protest, despite the burgeoning Vietnam War and ongoing civil rights demonstrations.

A majority of Democrats remain willing to settle for a candidate who differs from them on key issues in order to nominate someone who can beat President Trump.

Learn about building business ecosystems that will support those with limited access to entrepreneurial resources, including rural communities and communities of color.

Ambassador Andrew Young joins the podcast to discuss his life and career.

The Wells Fargo/Gallup Small Business Index finds optimism among small-business owners, improving upon the record high set last quarter.