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The 20% of Americans who express confidence in newspapers as a U.S. institution is an all-time low and marks the 10th consecutive year that more Americans hold newspapers in low, rather than high, esteem.

Americans continue to place little confidence in the nation's major institutions, with their average confidence levels nearing record lows. Confidence in newspapers and in organized religion both dropped to their lowest levels yet.

Change is coming one way or another to American universities. They have to decide whether they want to lead the change or become the next victims of disruption.

To fill positions with the most talented candidates, leaders need to use the right sourcing tactics.

Since its emissions scandal, the car maker has taken steps to restore its image. But it has a lot more work to do.

The percentage of Americans who trust the mass media remains at the record low of 40%. Americans younger than 50 are less likely than those older than 50 to trust the media.

Conservatives are far more likely than liberals to have confidence in the church and in the police, while liberals are more likely to trust the presidency, organized labor and newspapers.

NBC News Managing Editor and Nightly News anchor Brian Williams has been suspended without pay for six months as a result of his superiors' determination that he "misrepresented events which occurred while he was covering the Iraq War," and also ...

Global Migration Patterns

Americans' views of the actions of Israel and Hamas have changed little over the past 10 days. There is little evidence that the opinions of those using social media for news about the conflict differ from the opinions of those using other ...