As Americans' faith in higher education reacts to rising costs, mounting debts, and the growing sense that preparation for the workforce need not take a four-year degree, the post-World War II ambitions of higher education may prove to be a noble failure.
Lack of trust in the news in the U.S. runs deep.
Only 64 percent felt freedom of speech was secure in the U.S.
A look at the latest survey responses from Gallup.
For the first time ever, the American National Election Study has allowed respondents in its annual survey of trust in government to answer "never." Here's how that simple addition changed results.
Public opinion of the death penalty remains stable in the U.S., and higher in Texas.
A majority of Americans continue to overestimate crime rates, even as crime levels drop across the country.