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Americans name government as the nation's top problem, but this is not unprecedented. Americans' focus is on government process and personalities.

Gallup's Potential Net Migration Index (PNMI) shows adult populations would continue to grow only in Northern America, Europe, and Australia, New Zealand and Oceania if everyone who wanted to move actually moved to where they wanted.

One in seven adults worldwide -- or roughly 710 million people -- would like to move to another country if they had the opportunity. This is up from about 630 million adults between 2010 and 2012.

As Bernie Sanders finds himself under increased pressure from major Democratic figures to quit the presidential primary, he remains more popular among national Democrats than does Hillary Clinton.

The substantial majority of Americans still disapprove of the job Congress is doing, while just 17% approve. Although up slightly from 13% in March, approval remains within the 11% to 20% range seen for about 3 1/2 years.

Some of Chile's best opportunities to boost productivity may lie in maximizing the talents and skills of its existing workers.

Two-thirds of adults worldwide are financially illiterate, with sizable gaps between men and women.

As Puerto Rico suffers an economic meltdown, just 6% of the population believes economic conditions on the island are getting better, and 19% approve of the way Gov. Alejandro Garcia Padilla is handling his job.

In 2014, about one in six adults globally were thriving in at least three of the five elements of well-being. Panamanians were the most likely to be thriving (53%) in at least three elements. No Afghans were thriving in three elements.

Income, Health, and Well-Being Around the World: Evidence From the Gallup World Poll