Society

Over half of Americans believe Trump did something wrong in his dealings with Ukraine, but his overall approval rating remains unchanged.

Nearly three in ten believe that alien societies would be like human societies

Business owners and higher income Americans are the most likely to predict unrest in the year ahead.

President Trump's approval rating remains steady, and the perceptions concerning impeachment are also unchanged.

A majority of Americans agree that the very rich should contribute an extra share of their total wealth to support public programs.

Americans increasingly see war with Iran as a likelihood; a plurality does not support a preemptive attack.

Despite confrontation with Iran and the impeachment vote, Trump's approval rating remains static.

As both the year and decade wrap-up, many people will be turning inward and skyward to get an idea of what the next year, or ten, will hold. In this new survey of Americans, we investigate these cosmos-focused people.

Gender roles are a prominent part of advertising and communications.