Public Religion
Though SCOTUS has ruled same-sex marriage legal across the U.S., same-sex couples may still be subject to discrimination. Read more
Though SCOTUS has ruled same-sex marriage legal across the U.S., same-sex couples may still be subject to discrimination. Read more
In today's buzz, Catholic universities in the U.S. have been slow to respond to pope's encyclical, plus the Seventh-day Adventist's will decide if women can become clergy. Read more
In today's buzz, Episcopalian leaders vote to allow same-sex marriage, plus California's new vaccination law. Read more
In today's buzz, the Fourth of July in numbers. Read more
In today's buzz, what being "truly American" means, just in time for the fourth of July, plus Jesus' historical presence in music. Read more
Just in time for the weekend’s celebrations of everything Americana, PRRI finds that a plurality of Americans no longer believe the U.S. is a Christian nation. Read more
In today's buzz, same-sex marriage and LGBT nondiscrimination laws, plus the United Church of Christ is boycotting an NFL team. Read more
The Supreme Court ruling for same-sex marriage is just first of many hurdles the LGBT community faces as they strive for acceptance and equal rights. Read more
As Americans prepare for the Fourth of July, PRRI takes a look at what the public thinks makes someone "truly" American, and how Americans view immigrants. Read more
In today's buzz, the Texas attorney general on same-sex marriage licenses, plus SCOTUS on lethal injection and toxic emissions. Read more
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