78% prefer to try nondrug ways to address their physical pain.

Adults in Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, and Tunisia prefer their governments cut subsidies for fuel and tobacco instead of food, if the need arises. If fuel subsidy reform occurred, they want the savings to go to the poor and social services.

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The majority of Egyptians (75%) oppose the U.S. sending aid to political groups in their country. Further, 88% of those who see the U.S. as a political model for their country say the same.

Hispanics are significantly less approving of President Barack Obama now than they were as the year began, while whites' and blacks' approval has held steady. The monthly declines coincide with two periods of uproar in the Hispanic community ...

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A recent Gallup Poll asked Americans if the government should require immigrants in the United States to be proficient in English as a condition for remaining in the country. A solid majority of Americans support the requirement, including ...

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