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In the wake of President Obama's executive actions aimed at reducing gun violence, we show the interplay between party, gun ownership, and gun control support.

Using PRRI findings, we took a look at where Americans stand on a key part of the “War on Christmas” debate: the use of “Merry Christmas” vs. “Happy Holidays.”

New analysis provides a better understanding of whether Americans think there is a link between heated political rhetoric and the Planned Parenthood shooting in Colorado.

A new PRRI/RNS survey also finds that a majority of Americans favor allowing refugees from Syria into the United States.

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New analysis shows that although most Americans favor passing stricter gun control laws, there are notable partisan divides.

The American Values Atlas' 2015 weekly trends on what Americans think about immigration reform and immigrants' contributions.

A chasm separates the views of black and white American attitudes toward the police. Blacks are nearly four times as likely as whites to say that police mistreatment is a major problem in their commun…

Decades after the establishment of World AIDS Day, we look at how attitudes on HIV and AIDS have changed and how much of a priority the issue is for Americans today.

As workers nationwide strike in an effort to raise the minimum wage, we take a look at where Americans across the political spectrum stand on the issue.