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More than six in 10 respondents said there is a high or very high risk that AI will render many jobs useless.

Among middle-income adults, 39% reported at least one of four hardships: difficulty paying for medical care, transportation or housing, or receiving food from a food bank.

Asked specifically about counting ballots, 65% of Americans said they are confident votes will be counted accurately.

Democrats are expanding their advantage among registered voters, according to a new poll.

Democrats have opened a substantial lead over Republicans on the economy and immigration among Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander adults.

According to a new survey, Republicans lead among White Catholic registered voters by 50% to 32%. Hispanic Catholics favor Democrats by 59% to 19%.

Most of the estimated economic burden comes from the value assigned to a shorter lifespan, rather than direct medical expenses or lost earnings.

A new survey found that 51% of Latino registered voters support the Democratic House candidate in their district, compared with 24% who favor the Republican.

Overall, 66% of respondents to a poll said their income had failed to keep pace with increases in living costs in recent years.

A Pew analysis identified more than 1,500 data centers in development nationwide, with 67% taking place in rural areas.

A study by the Urban Institute found that 17.6% of adults aged 65 and older reported that they or a family member had medical debt by December 2025.

Although the survey did not establish why respondents feel less hopeful, other recent polling points to mounting concerns about the cost of living, political divisions, and the country's economic future.

The Conference Board's Measure of CEO Confidence fell to 46 in the latest quarter, down from 52 three months earlier. A reading below 50 indicates that more executives view economic conditions negatively than positively.

Roughly 8 in 10 voters believe the United States needs either "substantial change" or "complete upheaval" in how it is run.

"He will die, as scheduled, by firing squad, but this event will not be streamed," Trump said.

Trust in the executive branch of government now stands at 33 percent, seven points below the previously recorded low point of 40 percent.

Almost two thirds of Republicans and 76% of independents assign at least some responsibility to the White House for rising costs.

Two-time presidential candidate Bernie Sanders made the statement after news emerged that an Anthropic AI model sent the Philadelphia Police Department a fake tip about an unsolved murder case.

Pope Leo XIV called capital punishment "an attack on the inviolability and dignity of the person" amidst intensified debate about the death penalty after Secretary of War Hegseth said the U.S. would broadcast the execution of Nidal Hasan to the American public.

Trump's approval rating remains at a record low of 32%.

An Economist/YouGov survey found that only 21% of registered voters believed Trump would "definitely" or "probably" follow through on the $5,000 payments.

32% of Americans approve of Trump's performance as president, unchanged from a September poll that also registered a career low for Trump.

Nearly one in five Latinos who voted for Trump in 2024 are also no longer supporting a Republican control of Congress.

Most Americans do not think President Trump is doing a good job of managing the economy.

Over 90% of Americans consider it very or somewhat important for the United States to establish guardrails for AI systems.

The real-world study did not establish causality, but the results could mean the pill might help people maintain the weight-loss results they saw after injections.

In a system designed to educate large numbers of children efficiently, knowing the answer quickly can become a convenient proxy for knowing. Gifted children are often particularly strong at both.

The book explores nonprofit growth, partnerships, leadership, financing, shared services, and organizational continuity through lessons drawn from Smith's experience in health and human services.

AOC recently made several appearances in upstate New York, fueling speculation that she could be targeting Chuck Schumer's seat, rather than seek to be the next president.