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Terrorism

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Politics

Americans Equally Worried About Mass Shooting and Terrorism

Gallup Podcast

McChrystal, Crocker on Afghanistan 18 Years Later

Gallup Podcast

What's Next for Post-9/11 America -- Isolation or Engagement?

Politics

More Blaming Extremism, Heated Rhetoric for Mass Shootings

Politics

Nearly Half in U.S. Fear Being the Victim of a Mass Shooting

Politics

Americans Most Satisfied With Nation’s Military, Security

Politics

Americans’ Take on 8 Themes in Trump’s State of the Union

Politics

U.S. Satisfaction With Military, Security and Economy Rises

World

Nigeriens Remain Confident in Institutions Amid Conflict

Social & Policy Issues

Four in 10 Americans Fear Being a Victim of a Mass Shooting

Social & Policy Issues

Terrorism Fears Drive More in U.S. to Avoid Crowds

Politics

Seven in 10 Trust U.S. Government to Protect Against Terrorism

World

Terrorism, Migration Trouble Many in Europe

Politics

Top U.S. Foreign Policy Goals: Stem Terrorism, Nuclear Weapons

World

Nigerian President Buhari’s Approval Drops in Second Year

Politics

Republicans, Democrats Interpret Orlando Incident Differently

Politics

How High Will Terrorism Concerns Rise, How Long Will They Last?

Blog

American Public Opinion, Terrorism and Guns

Before the Orlando shootings, Americans indicated that military actions against the Islamic State would be among the most effective ways to fight terrorism and that restrictions on Muslims would be among the least effective.

Politics

Worry About Terror Attacks in U.S. High, but Not Top Concern

Politics

France’s Favorable Rating in U.S. Zooms to 87%, a New High