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As immigration battles heat up in Texas, PRRI uses the American Values Atlas to analyze Texans' preferred immigration policies.

Back in September 2016, President Trump appeared on the Christian Broadcasting Network and said, “If we don’t win this election, you’ll never see another Republican and you’ll have a whole di…

As SCOTUS decides to hear arguments over Trump's revised travel ban, PRRI looks at attitudes on a temporary ban on Muslims entering the U.S.

Mississippi businesses and state employees are now able to deny services to same-sex couples by citing religious beliefs, after a federal appeals court in Mississippi lifted an injunction Thursday. Us…

Using new data from PRRI's American Values Atlas, PRRI finds Republicans and Democrats perceive discrimination against minority groups very differently.

During Pride Month, PRRI looks at increasing social contact with LGBT individuals and changing views on LGBT policy.

While most (58%) Asian Americans support allowing transgender people to use the bathroom that matches there gender, there are divisions among Asian groups.

How many atheists are there in America? The answer to that question is a lot tougher to nail down than you may think, writes PRRI’s Dan Cox in his latest article in FiveThirtyEight. Here’s…

Nearly half (49%) say things have gotten so far off track that we need a leader who is willing to break some rules if that is what it takes to set things right.

White working-class voters who reported feelings of cultural dislocation or favored deportation of illegal immigrants were more than three times more likely to support Trump.