Gallup interviews conducted over the past four months suggest that "religion remains a significant correlate of political party identi...
According to a New York Times article , more than half of those living in poverty in metropolitan areas live in suburban areas. The article...
Common Sense Media released a report Tuesday showing that children younger than eight are spending more time in front of screens than...
A recent report on a three-part NPR News investigation into the removal of Native American children from their families discusses the dispr...
In one of today’s Wall Street Journal columns , David Wessel discusses the remarkable pessimism among those with a bachelor’s degree regardi...
In a recent Wall Street Journal article , Kevin Helliker discusses this year’s hike in tuition for undergraduate programs. As the graph fr...
According to The Guardian , the world's population will reach seven billion by the end of this year. The population is predict...
A recent article in The Economist discusses findings released October 20th by the Berkeley Earth Surface Temperature group, which includ...
A recent Gallup survey shows that Americans are far more likely to blame the federal government than Wall Street for the nation's econo...
A recent survey that asked Americans to describe leading GOP leaders "in a single word" found that Herman Cain was viewed in the...
Ryan Womack, Data and Economics Librarian at Rutgers University Libraries and a member of the Outreach Team for TeachingWithData.org has be...
In a report released on October 12, the Pew Research Center presented a correlation between fertility rates and the state of the economy; ...
An article published Friday in The Economist discusses the decline of the marriage rate of the black population and its implications fo...
According The Economist , the relationship between happiness and wealth inequality is more complicated than one might think. Referencing an...
A recent Gallup poll shows that 61 percent of Americans favor the death penalty for people convicted of murder; another 52 percent believe t...
Pew: Public Interest Rests with Economy; Limited Attention to, Coverage of Anti-Wall Street Protests
With the public most interested in tracking changes in economic conditions, the recent Wall Street protests have not received much attention...
Catherine Rampell discusses new data released from the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in her recent New York Times &q...
According to a report released by the Pew Research Center, the recession beginning in 2007 spurred Americans to move in with relatives. F...
In one of last week's Washington Post "Fact Checker" blogs, Glenn Kessler gives a rather scathing review of a chart (above) c...
The U.S. Labor Department published its September employment report Friday, and although it showed that the private sector added 137,000 jo...
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In a recent Wall Street Journal article , Jonathon Weisman discusses the potentially decisive role Hispanics may play in the 2012 elections,...
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