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A couple of weeks ago, a Harvard School of Public Health study reported that one or two drinks a day -- of any kind of alcohol -- can reduce heart disease among men by as much as 37%. Aggregated results from Gallup surveys conducted from 2000 to ...

Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld's comments on Jan. 22 that French and German leaders' opposition to war with Iraq was not representative of "new" European sentiment prompted reaction from all over Europe. But a recent poll by Gallup Hungary ...

Virtually every company uses a performance appraisal system. But most systems don't work -- in fact, they're counterproductive. So take note: Gallup's smart strategies will help you create performance appraisals that build employee engagement, ...

Young people are getting fatter, and recent Gallup data collected from young U.S. adults suggest that the poor eating habits kids are developing may stick with them into adulthood. A November Gallup survey asked respondents to report their ideal ...

To what extent -- and under what conditions -- should the effort to rebuild Iraq involve nations other than the United States and Great Britain? Who should fund and administer this effort? Should the United Nations itself play a role?

Dr. Philip Stone, a psychology professor at Harvard, has spent the past 40 years studying the mentality of employees, from cube dwellers to business leaders. In this Q&A, he discusses what he’s learned about the optimal work environment, whether ...

Despite the ongoing debate since the U.S. Supreme Court handed down its Roe v. Wade decision 29 years ago today, there is a remarkable degree of public consensus about the circumstances under which abortion should be legal.

Gallup recently asked Canadians about their national pride, where they see Canada's role in the world, and how they think the world sees Canada.

A majority of Americans view five countries unfavorably and say what happens in those countries is vitally important to the United States. These five world hot spots are Iraq, Iran, North Korea, Afghanistan, and China. Americans remain most ...

A Daily Telegraph/Gallup poll taken on the eve of Prime Minister Tony Blair's visit to Washington examined the attitudes of the British public toward the prospect of military action in response to the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington ...