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Just four years ago, following the murder of George Floyd, almost every college and university in the U.S. had at least one diversity, equity and inclusion – or DEI – program. Many had existed long before. These programs ranged from DEI-related degrees and professional training to resources for culturally, linguistically…

Modern U.S. politics has largely been viewed through the lens of a two-party power structure: Democrats and Republicans. However, this may be changing. Increasingly, the media, pollsters, pundits and campaigns themselves are focusing on independent voters, saying they will be crucial to the outcome of the 2024 presidential election.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. nears debate qualification, but historical data shows challenges for third-party candidates in US elections.

“Threats to Medicare and Social Security loom large.”

A report by the New York Times illustrates how public opinion has shifted over the past years, with half of the population now supporting mass deportations

Gallup highlights unprecedented optimism for the economy among Mexicans

The new, scattered working world is disrupting one of the long-standing traditions of the workplace: making friends with colleagues.

The measure would suspend asylum requests and automatically deny entrance to migrants after reaching a certain threshold

A new Gallup poll showed a nine percentage point decrease in such responses when asking what the most important problem the country faces at the moment

A new edition of a Gallup index shows a second decline in a row despite "somewhat positive economic news"

Americans’ confidence in their own personal finances is as strong as their pessimism about the rest of the economy.