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New Poll Has Trump Underwater with ALL Demographics Including 45 Point Deficit With Hispanics

Trump's approval rating is 40%, with 59% disapproving, showing decreased support across demographics.

fromSlate Magazine

4 days ago

US politics

Trump 2.0 Is Having an Odd Effect on Republicans' Media Habits

more#republican-party

#bluesky

fromPCMAG

UK news

If You Get Your News on Social Media, It's Probably a Political Echo Chamber

Left-wing politics

Left-leaning influencers embrace Bluesky without abandoning X, Pew says | TechCrunch

fromPCMAG

UK news

If You Get Your News on Social Media, It's Probably a Political Echo Chamber

Left-wing politics

Left-leaning influencers embrace Bluesky without abandoning X, Pew says | TechCrunch

LGBTQ+ adults agree - Americans don't accept transgender people

Over half of LGBTQ+ adults perceive a lack of social acceptance for transgender people today.

SF LGBT

fromwww.aljazeera.com

Most LGBTQ adults in US don't feel transgender people are accepted: Poll

Six in ten LGBTQ adults see acceptance for gay and lesbian people, but much less for transgender individuals.

#american-dream

US news

Income It Takes To Be Considered Rich In Every State

5 months ago

US politics

In These Amazing Pockets of the Country, the American Dream Is Alive and Well

US news

Income It Takes To Be Considered Rich In Every State

5 months ago

US politics

In These Amazing Pockets of the Country, the American Dream Is Alive and Well

This Is the Income It Takes To Be Considered Middle Class In Every State

Income inequality in the U.S. is increasing, leading to a shrinking middle class.

fromNew York Post

NYC parents

This state has the most Gen Z and millennial kids still living at home - here's why their parents are stuck with them

Retirement

This Is the Income It Takes To Be Considered Middle Class In Every State

Income inequality in the U.S. is increasing, leading to a shrinking middle class.

fromNew York Post

NYC parents

This state has the most Gen Z and millennial kids still living at home - here's why their parents are stuck with them

New Poll Says Over Half of REPUBLICANS Want Democratic Officials to Push Hard Against Trump's Policies

Many Americans, including Republicans, support Democratic officials opposing Trump's policies, indicating deeper political divides.

Bipartisan support for opposition underscores political polarization in America.

By the Numbers: Explaining the splintered media landscape in one chart - PR Daily

The news consumption landscape is shifting towards influencers, especially among younger demographics.

fromForbes

What Are The Social Media Networks Most Accessed By U.S. Teens?

90% of U.S. teens use YouTube, revealing continued popularity despite slight usage decline.

Social media habits among U.S. teens are evolving, with regulatory concerns impacting platforms like TikTok.

fromPew Research Center

5 facts about Americans and YouTube

YouTube is the most widely used online platform in the U.S., with 85% of adults indicating they use it.

fromEngadget

Teens are becoming more worried about the effects of social media

Teens increasingly view social media as harmful to their peers amid calls for accountability from platforms.

fromFast Company

Is social media hurting teens' mental health? It's complicated

Social media can have both positive and negative influences on teens' mental health.

fromFlowingData

Teens noting negative effects on people their age

Nearly half of teens believe social media negatively impacts mental health, though most still see value in connectivity.

The perception of social media's impact on mental health is worsening among teens.

fromPR Daily

By the Numbers: Explaining the splintered media landscape in one chart - PR Daily

The news consumption landscape is shifting towards influencers, especially among younger demographics.

fromForbes

What Are The Social Media Networks Most Accessed By U.S. Teens?

90% of U.S. teens use YouTube, revealing continued popularity despite slight usage decline.

Social media habits among U.S. teens are evolving, with regulatory concerns impacting platforms like TikTok.

fromPew Research Center

5 facts about Americans and YouTube

YouTube is the most widely used online platform in the U.S., with 85% of adults indicating they use it.

fromEngadget

Teens are becoming more worried about the effects of social media

Teens increasingly view social media as harmful to their peers amid calls for accountability from platforms.

fromFast Company

Is social media hurting teens' mental health? It's complicated

Social media can have both positive and negative influences on teens' mental health.

fromFlowingData

Teens noting negative effects on people their age

Nearly half of teens believe social media negatively impacts mental health, though most still see value in connectivity.

The perception of social media's impact on mental health is worsening among teens.

Trump's Approval Rating Plummets As 59% Of Americans Oppose His Tariffs In Brutal Pew Poll

Trump's approval rating is at 40% with significant public disapproval on tariffs and economic handling.

Public confidence in Trump's economic decisions has declined to the lowest since 2019.

philosophy

fromThe Conversation

2 months ago

America the secular? What a changing religious landscape means for US politics

The percentage of nonreligious Americans has stabilized, but their political influence is likely to increase.

fromBusiness Insider

2 months ago

Finding AI unhelpful? Reid Hoffman says you're not trying hard enough.

Everyone should find a way to make AI useful for them, according to Reid Hoffman.

Opinion | The Share of Religious Americans Will Continue to Decline

Millennials and their offspring are likely to contribute to the decline of American Christianity.

US news

One Nation, Under God

Despite declining church attendance, America still shows a high level of spiritual belief, indicating a potential pause in secularization.

Digital life

2 months ago

Opinion | The Share of Religious Americans Will Continue to Decline

Millennials and their offspring are likely to contribute to the decline of American Christianity.

US news

One Nation, Under God

Despite declining church attendance, America still shows a high level of spiritual belief, indicating a potential pause in secularization.

more#religion

#artificial-intelligence

fromFuturism

People With This Level of Education Use AI the Most at Work

Most Americans do not use AI at work, but educated individuals utilize it for specific tasks.

fromZDNET

Artificial intelligence

Most US workers don't use AI at work yet. This study suggests a reason why

fromFuturism

People With This Level of Education Use AI the Most at Work

Most Americans do not use AI at work, but educated individuals utilize it for specific tasks.

fromZDNET

more#artificial-intelligence

Most US workers don't use AI at work yet. This study suggests a reason why

The American workforce shows significant disinterest in adopting AI, with 80% not using it at work.

fromBusiness Insider

Big Tech is betting on AI but US workers aren't biting, survey suggests

Most US workers are not using AI in their jobs, with 81% identified as non-users.

US news

Christianity's Decline in U.S. Appears to Have Halted, Major Study Shows

The narrative of Christianity's decline in the U.S. is changing, with stability in the Christian population observed after years of decline.

After Zuckerberg's Cringey Hypebeast Makeover, the Average Person Still Finds Him Repulsive

Most Americans continue to view Mark Zuckerberg unfavorably, despite his recent public makeover.

Polling shows Zuckerberg's public perception has actually worsened post-makeover.

Privacy technologies

Mark Zuckerberg's makeover didn't make people like him, study shows | TechCrunch

Americans view tech executives Musk and Zuckerberg more negatively than positively, with Zuckerberg being the least popular.

Privacy technologies

fromFuturism

After Zuckerberg's Cringey Hypebeast Makeover, the Average Person Still Finds Him Repulsive

Most Americans continue to view Mark Zuckerberg unfavorably, despite his recent public makeover.

Polling shows Zuckerberg's public perception has actually worsened post-makeover.

Privacy technologies

Mark Zuckerberg's makeover didn't make people like him, study shows | TechCrunch

Americans view tech executives Musk and Zuckerberg more negatively than positively, with Zuckerberg being the least popular.

more#mark-zuckerberg

fromNew York Post

4 months ago

Here's how many teens use ChatGPT for homework help and 'research' now

The number of teens who admitted to using ChatGPT as a homework helper more than doubled last year, increasing from 13% in 2023 to 26% in 2024.

Miscellaneous

fromPew Research Center

5 months ago

Teens, Social Media and Technology 2024

This latest survey indicates that while platforms like YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and Snapchat remain prevalent, there has been a notable decline in Facebook and X usage among teenagers.

Marketing