2014-12-12T06:00:33-07:00

In today's buzz, immigration is on the rise, lefties are making less money, and marijuana may be out before it's in for DC residents. Read more

2014-12-11T10:31:02-07:00

PRRI CEO Robert P. Jones tackles race and criminal justice questions on Georgia’s Public Broadcasting’s “On Second Thought” during his second appearance on the show this week. Read more

2014-12-11T06:00:09-07:00

In today's buzz, resistance to Keystone XL impacts other pipeline projects, complications between Democrats and the white working class, and the crowning of TIME's Person of the Year. Read more

2014-12-10T06:00:17-07:00

In today's buzz, the CIA's detention and interrogation programs fall under scrutiny after release of "torture report," plus why Americans have stopped building churches. Read more

2014-12-09T06:00:52-07:00

In today's buzz, seven states have articles banning atheists from holding public office and nine percent of NY's marriages are now same-sex. Read more

2014-12-08T11:20:36-07:00

In an article featuring American Academy of Religion (AAR) President Laurie Zoloth, the New York Times highlighted the release of PRRI’s climate change report. Read more

2014-12-08T06:00:12-07:00

In today's buzz, the New York Times cites PRRI/AAR's "riveting session" about climate change at AAR and Americans believe the country's immigration system is broken. Read more

2014-12-05T06:00:50-07:00

In today's buzz, we release a timely survey on executive action and immigration, finding that 72 percent of Americans support the goals of President Obama's immigration action. Read more

2014-12-04T06:00:06-07:00

In today's buzz, race may impact a person's concern about climate change, SCOTUS may be becoming wary of the death penalty, and your opinions may not be based on facts. Read more

2014-12-03T10:26:49-07:00

PRRI CEO Robert P. Jones appears on Georgia’s Public Broadcasting to discuss Americans’ attitudes about race and the criminal justice system in the wake of the events in Ferguson, Mo. Read more

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