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Gains in U.S. consumer confidence prove to be fleeting
The drop-off in optimism coincides with the resurgence of new coronavirus cases in at least 20 states.
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Americans are worried about a possible second wave, but is it enough to get them to social distance again?
With new coronavirus cases on the rise in at least 20 states, Americans are beginning to see the virus as more of a threat again.
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U.S. consumer sentiment is rebounding
Expectations are at record-high level despite widespread civic unrest and continued spread of the coronavirus
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Cliff’s Take: Injustice Is Real, but Not All Americans Willing to See It
America Confronts Painful Racial Legacy Amid Pandemic
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Americans support peaceful protesters, but not the president
Racism in public health, employment, and policing are coming to a head as protests absorb the country.
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Comfort food: Women more likely to admit to overeating, under exercising amid COVID-19
Experts say women are more prone to emotional eating due to various psychological factors.
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U.S. consumer sentiment highest in 10 weeks
Americans are more confident about the employment outlook than they were during the Great Recession despite much higher unemployment numbers
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Cliff’s Take: Social Distancing No Longer the Name of the Game
Americans Can’t Resist the Temptation to Reemerge
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U.S. consumer sentiment rebounds slightly. . . again
Consumer confidence remains significantly higher than during the Great Recession; support for reopening the economy is growing