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Government leaders are talking more about bipartisanship in 2018, a development that would fit well with what Americans want their government to do.

Black Americans have consistently held more negative views of the police than whites, providing context for understanding the continuing protests resulting from the controversial death of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri.

Learn how the University of Nebraska-Lincoln is supporting its student-athletes as they navigate their college experience and prepare for life after sports.

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

Americans are much more likely to perceive Joe Biden than Donald Trump as being likable, and rate Biden better on honesty and caring. Trump's sole advantage is on being a strong and decisive leader.

Gallup editors compile big findings from the 2017 Governance survey, examining how the U.S. is being governed and how it might be improved.

This International Women's Day, Gallup talks to four female interviewers in Latin America about why they do the work they do, the challenges they've faced and what they've learned from working with the World Poll.

What if there was an election and nobody cared? Most Bulgarian voters do not have any confidence in the honesty of their elections.

Sixty-four percent of Americans rate the honesty and ethics of members of Congress as very low or low, tying the record for any profession. Americans give the most positive ratings to nurses, pharmacists, and doctors, and the lowest to members ...

As the world's largest democracy starts its five-week general election, Indians' confidence in the honesty of their elections remains near a record high.