2015-04-10T06:00:28-06:00

In today's buzz, Obama supports banning gay conversion therapy, and just thinking about Buddhism makes you more compassionate. Read more

2015-04-09T08:05:05-06:00

Overall, 44 percent of Americans support the death penalty, while 48 percent support life in prison with parole for those convicted of murder. Read more

2015-04-09T06:00:50-06:00

In today's buzz, a group of Mormons publicly oppose top LDS leaders, and doctors and environmental authorities link impacts of climate change to public health. Read more

2015-04-08T08:39:01-06:00

Americans and millennials alike stray away from the “pro-life” and “pro-choice” labels that have defined the abortion debate for decades. Read more

2015-04-08T06:00:36-06:00

In today's buzz, our new infographic on millennials' support for contraception, teaching yoga in public schools, and religion on "Game of Thrones" this season. Read more

2015-04-07T22:01:32-06:00

Contraception’s cost, accessibility, and morality have been hotly debated in recent years—but for millennials, contraception is hardly a controversial topic. This is according to our latest survey, which explores the attitudes of 2,300+ Americans, age 18-35, on issues of sexuality, reproductive health, and public policies on abortion and contraception. The survey reveals that millennials disagree on a number of sexual health issues, including the usefulness of sex education, the legality […] Read more

2015-04-07T06:00:49-06:00

In today's buzz, baseball's struggle to recruit young fans, HuffPo's new project titled "What It Means To Be Muslim in America," and "Clinton the Musical." Read more

2015-04-06T06:00:39-06:00

In today's buzz, how each of 2016's most buzzed-about candidates found their faith, and President Obama's new climate action plan. Read more

2015-04-05T22:01:06-06:00

PRRI data reveals significant generational divides on American Jewish identity. Read more

2015-04-03T10:50:32-06:00

New York Times' Frank Bruni uses data from PRRI's American Values Atlas to help explain the evolving relationship between religion and LGBT discrimination. Read more

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