2015-02-18T06:00:21-07:00

In today's buzz, S.C. church event combines beer and hymns, and a federal judge in Texas has blocked President Obama's executive action on immigration. Read more

2015-02-17T06:00:45-07:00

In today's buzz, the state with the most megachurches, criticism over a White House religious extremism event, and how 2016 is the year of the Baptist minister. Read more

2015-02-16T06:37:55-07:00

In today's buzz, researchers predict a "megadrought" on the central Plains and four Muslim women report a prominent imam for sexual abuse. Read more

2015-02-13T08:33:23-07:00

In his latest column in The Atlantic, PRRI CEO Robert P. Jones provides insight into why the GOP may benefit from embracing immigration reform legislation. Read more

2015-02-13T08:16:05-07:00

The Atlantic’s David Graham features new state-specific PRRI data to explain why Alabama trails the country on support for same-sex marriage. Read more

2015-02-13T07:29:54-07:00

NYT's Frank Bruni uses PRRI data to show that despite a majority of states now allowing same-sex marriage, Americans haven't fully accepted the LGBT community. Read more

2015-02-13T06:00:29-07:00

In today's buzz, faith leaders enter conversation over drones, Pres. Obama omits Jews as ISIS targets in war proposal, and NBC reports on our our newest survey. Read more

2015-02-12T06:00:49-07:00

In today's buzz, we release our new poll on immigration and executive action that shows 76% of Americans favor the goals behind President Obama's immigration reforms. Read more

2015-02-11T07:45:09-07:00

Using new data from the PRRI American Values Atlas, we're now able to see how each separate state feels about same-sex marriage. Read more

2015-02-11T06:00:43-07:00

In today's buzz, The Atlantic explores the future of gay marriage in Alabama, and Pope Francis urges the faithful to protect the environment God created. Read more

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