A third of divorced couples say money woes were a “primary factor” in the breakup of their marriages, but nearly two thirds took on debt after their divorces were final. Those results – from a new survey by Debt.com and DivorceMag.com – were consistent…
Author: Anne Whitaker, Editor
Climate Change Proposals Favored by Solid Majorities in U.S.
Americans widely favor each of six proposals designed to limit greenhouse gas emissions that contribute to climate change. Support ranges from 59% in favor of spending federal money for building more electric vehicle charging stations in the U.S. up to…
Most People 29 and Under AreLikely to Wear a Mask Around Elderly and Vulnerable People
A recent study conducted by AirPop on YouGov Direct uncovers the future of masking in the United States. The study found that over 49% of Americans will continue to wear masks. Care for others is a key driver with 89% of…
91% of Americans Plan to Share a Confectionary Treat with Some-BUNNY They Love This Easter Season
An overwhelming 91% of Americans plan to share their favorite confectionery treats with family, friends and other special people in their lives during the 2022 Easter season, this according to the National Confectioners Association. Additionally, more than 90% of Americans…
Nearly Three in Four Adults Concerned When Physicians Aren’t There to Lead Care
Physicians are the trusted medical professionals that a vast majority of adults prefer to lead their care, this according to a new poll from the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP). In fact, nearly three in four adults (72%) would…
National Surgery Unveils Why Americans Are Updating Homes With Siding
When it comes to home improvements, new siding can significantly enhance the performance, curb appeal and value of a home. In fact, more than half of American homeowners (53%) have had new siding installed on their homes at some point,…
Spending on Mobile Subscription Apps Soared in 2021
From video to retail, audio and gaming, and many other areas, subscriptions are all the rage these days. Recent Data from Sensor Tower reveals that all over the world, mobile users are spending more on subscriptions – a growing force…
Seventy-four Percent of Americans Suffer Buyer’s Remorse After Online Shopping
Seventy-four percent of U.S. adults have experienced buyer’s remorse after buying items online, according to a new survey commissioned by Slickdeals, the only shopping platform powered by millions of avid shoppers. The survey of 2,000 Americans, conducted by OnePoll on behalf…
Terrorism, Nuclear Weapons, China Viewed as Top U.S. Threats
Americans generally regard terrorism, the development of nuclear weapons by unfriendly countries, and China’s military power as the most critical threats to U.S. vital interests. Specifically, 82% of U.S. adults identify cyberterrorism as a critical threat, while 71% say the…
Americans’ Screen Time Activities Evolve Away from TV & Movies
Although TV still occupies the largest share of Americans’ screen-based leisure time, other activities are consuming more of this time. A report from Hub Entertainment Research reveals that about 3 in 10 Americans agree that they are spending less time watching traditional…