Society

Half of Americans have plans with those outside their immediate household this holiday, a reversal from 2020’s first pandemic holiday

New survey shows knowledge gaps on the War on Terror

Strong majorities of Americans say the country should do more to support veterans

Americans are divided on the most important problem facing the country.

The 2021 FCSM Research and Policy Conference will focus on Trust as the Cornerstone of Federal Statistics and Evidence Building, and the role of the Federal Statistical System in data collection and outcomes research that supports evidence-based policy making.

Americans age 70 and older have stockpiled more than $35 trillion, which will lead to an unprecedented transfer of wealth over the coming years.

Despite its reputation as the land of equal opportunity, the U.S. leads all G7 countries in income inequality, according to the World Bank.

Ipsos research highlights Americans’ unique view of wealth and the influence that digital, diversity and the Great Wealth Transfer will have on how we pass, share, spend and invest it

An Ipsos poll conducted on behalf of the American Cleaning Institute finds that,
over the next 6 months, Americans are likely to retain many pandemic-related
behaviors like hand washing and masking