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Happiness, by and large, is subjective, though it can certainly be influenced by different factors. So while lower or higher income may affect happiness to different degrees, not having enough to eat...
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For much of his first term in office, President Joe Biden has not fared well in public opinion surveys. During his first three years as president, Biden had an average job approval rating of just 43%...
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Public confidence in American institutions is plummeting. Across both the public and private sectors – from banks and big business to public schools and the military – Americans are less likely...
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Ask yourself, do you feel safe walking alone at night? How confident are you in your local police department? The answers to these and other questions have been condensed in the “Global Law and...
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According to a Gallup poll published early this year, 79% of American respondents rate the ethical standards of nurses as high or very high, putting them at the top of the polling company’s list of...
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Every year, research firm Gallup releases its Global Law and Order report. The 2022 edition covers results from 2021. Underdeveloped nations are always at the bottom of the list of 120 countries....
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Small business was the most trusted institution in 2020, according to a Gallup poll.
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Congress was the least trusted institution in 2020, according to a Gallup poll.
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Nine in 10 Americans reports being satisfied with their personal lives, a 40-year record high according to Gallup. But satisfaction is not spread evenly throughout different groups.
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Some Americans believe that vaccinations are more dangerous than the diseases they prevent. The number is growing, says Gallup.
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Some sick Americans have probably become sicker because they do not believe they can pay for appropriate treatment. And the trend has spiked in the past year.
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As news of the opioid epidemic are on front pages around the country, that and other substance abuse problems plague almost half of America's families. Portions of the trouble continue to rise year...
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As the visibility and number of mass shootings in the United States rises, so has the worry that people or their families will be victims, according to Gallup.
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