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FiveThirtyEight and Ipsos conducted a survey of 2,000 Americans to look at what issues drove the vote, as well as public opinion after the election.

The Biden administration announced plans to alter the civics component of the naturalization test required for immigrants to become U.S. citizens by changing responses to multiple choice and adding new material to be covered.

Americans who identify as religiously unaffiliated appear to be slowing in their population growth, according to a recent analysis from the prominent polling organization Gallup.

A new national poll indicates that a plurality of Republican voters still support former President Donald Trump for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination, outperforming Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, if the GOP 2024 primary race includes multiple candidates.

The abortion ban in Kentucky is doing exactly what was intended: saving babies from abortions.

When Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, New York Democrat, barks, “Jump!” Sen. Angus King, Maine independent, obediently asks, “How high?”

A survey from LendingClub, a financial service, revealed 47% of Americans making $100,000 per year lived paycheck-to-paycheck throughout November.

​The National Archives and Records Administration is expected to drop a trove of previously classified documents related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy later Thursday — including sensitive records pertaining to assassin Lee Harvey Oswald.

Committee will evaluate “the investment practices of financial services firms and how those practices affect the state’s public pensions.”

Fox News host Tucker Carlson claimed Twitter “has been functioning as the arm of government intel agencies” by acting as an "intelligence gathering apparatus.”