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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.

Amid rising tensions in the Balkans, Gallup finds "Yugo-nostalgia" is widespread in former Yugoslav republics, where many see the breakup as harming their countries, rather than benefiting them.

Gallup data collected in Venezuela and worldwide since 2006 provide insights into how people felt about the late Hugo Chavez and the state of the country he left behind and what these findings might mean for the presidential election on Sunday.

Americans who disapprove of Trump's job performance mainly cite personality and character issues as the reason for their negative views. By contrast, in July 2009, those who disapproved of Obama mainly cited policy disagreements.

As political turmoil grips Honduras, a Gallup Poll survey reveals that 47% of Hondurans perceived their political situation as unstable in September 2008. About one in two respondents said government was most responsible for the country’s ...

Republican Sen. John McCain of Arizona McCain faces a tough primary challenge from conservative former talk show host J.D. Hayworth. Inevitably McCain was asked about the views of his opponent on Meet the Press Sunday. Host David Gregory ...