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Though SCOTUS has ruled same-sex marriage legal across the U.S., same-sex couples may still be subject to discrimination.

Just in time for the weekend’s celebrations of everything Americana, PRRI finds that a plurality of Americans no longer believe the U.S. is a Christian nation.

The Supreme Court ruling for same-sex marriage is just first of many hurdles the LGBT community faces as they strive for acceptance and equal rights.

As Americans prepare for the Fourth of July, PRRI takes a look at what the public thinks makes someone "truly" American, and how Americans view immigrants.

Texas attorney general says state officials can refuse to give out same-sex marriage licenses; PRRI takes a look at what Texan subgroups think about the issue.

New PRRI/RNS survey also finds that a majority of Americans do not think the U.S. is currently setting a good moral example for the rest of the world.

Ahead of the pope's encyclical on the environment, PRRI looks at how Catholics compare with other religious Americans on the topics of dominion and stewardship.

New analysis of AVA findings show that Republicans are unlikely to embrace same-sex marriage anytime soon.

New analysis of PRRI's American Values Atlas reveals just how important age is in determining one's likelihood of favoring the legalization of same-sex marriage.

With the Supreme Court set to rule on the legality of same-sex marriage by the end of the month, PRRI created a comprehensive guide of everything you need to know about public attitudes on this issue.