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The Graphic of the Week highlights data from PRRI’s newest study, “I Know What You Did Last Sunday: Measuring Social Desirability Bias in Self-Reported Religious Behavior, Belief, and Belonging,�…

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Not only do attitudes about race divide Americans demographically and culturally, the issue of race also creates substantial political divisions.

Juhem Navarro-Rivera explores the effects of evangélicos on Catholic identify for Latinos both in the United States and Latin America.

The Brookings Institution’s new report explores the role of religion in the economic justice movement.

While Pope Francis appears open to wooing white evangelical Protestants, his call for economic justice complicates this relationship.

As millions of Americans rush to finish their tax returns by the looming April 15th deadline, many feel that their tax bills are too high.

Dr. Melissa Deckman is a Professor of Political Science at Washington College and a PRRI Affiliated Scholar. Her research interests center on the intersection of religion, women, and politics. She has…

A recent survey conducted by PRRI found that sixteen percent of Americans currently say they follow the teachings or practices of more than one religion.

President Obama heads to the Vatican as the American Catholic Church is undergoing a dramatic transformation.