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After support for stricter gun laws spiked following the Newtown shooting, views about the sale of firearms have returned to what they were earlier in the decade. Americans still oppose a ban on handgun possession.

Americans' satisfaction with the way things are going in the U.S. fell sharply in July, to the lowest level measured since October 2013. This coincides with a surge in mentions of race relations/racism as the most important U.S. problem.

In the U.S., 40% of teachers say their schools are not well protected from potential shooters gaining entry.

Gallup's annual Consumption poll, conducted in July of each year, provides fascinating updates on Americans' smoking and drinking habits as well as both smokers' and non-smokers' attitudes toward these two activities.

Newly elected Mass. Sen. Ed Markey spoke to supporters Tuesday night after his victory in the special election for John Kerry's Senate seat. He said, "I will seek consensus wherever possible. Like you, I am tired of gridlock. But I will never ...

Learn about the retention gains that one organization has experienced as a result of its efforts to coach its employees and improve their engagement.

Although it is unclear to what degree more rigid gun control laws might have prevented Monday's Virginia Tech shooting tragedy, a review of Gallup data suggests that the public is, in general, open to the idea of stricter laws governing the sale ...

Americans, across party lines, remain gloomy about the direction of the nation and are most likely to name the government as the most important problem.

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Sixty-one percent of Americans support tougher gun control, down from 67% after the February Parkland, Florida, school shooting, but still higher than any other reading since 2000.