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The Washington Post

The Washington Post

| 09.22.2025

3 takeaways from the Charlie Kirk memorial

Salt Lake Tribune

Salt Lake Tribune

| 09.21.2025

In Utah, Latter-day Saint Republicans cheer as Trump eulogizes Charlie Kirk as a Christian martyr

MSNBC

| 09.20.2025

If Kash Patel doesn’t know who Dylann Roof is, how can he stop the next Dylann Roof?

CNN

| 09.20.2025

The data doesn’t back up Trump’s claims that the left is more violent

MSNBC

| 09.17.2025

Why attempts to venerate Charlie Kirk are rubbing Black Christians the wrong way

The Economist

| 09.17.2025

Is the American left really more supportive of political violence?

BBC

| 09.16.2025

Report those who celebrate Charlie Kirk death to employers, Vance says

The New Republic

The New Republic

| 09.15.2025

JD Vance Unveils Bonkers “Statistical Fact” on Charlie Kirk Shooting

NPR

| 09.15.2025

Vance hosted Charlie Kirk’s show Monday in episode that was part tribute, part outrage

PBS

| 09.12.2025

Brooks and Capehart on America’s reactions to Kirk’s killing

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Today marks National Immigrants Day. In recent mon

Today marks National Immigrants Day. In recent months, immigrants in the U.S. have faced growing hostility fueled by the actions of the second Trump administration.

Findings from the 2025 PRRI American Values Survey show that most Americans disapprove of these actions and President Trump’s handling of immigration (54%) and the border (52%), but with sharp partisan divides.

👉 Swipe to see more insights from the 2025 AVS, and visit PRRI.org for the full report.

👋 Welcome the PRRI Public Fellows in our 2025-2

👋 Welcome the PRRI Public Fellows in our 2025-2026 reproductive health and rights pod!
Drs. Michal Raucher, Risa Cromer, and Anne Whitesell study religious perspectives and experiences with abortion, the influence of advocacy organizations in U.S. policy, anti-abortion movements, and faith leaders for reproductive justice. Together as PRRI Public Fellows, they will consider pressing issues at the intersection of religion and reproductive health and rights. Follow along for new insights from Michal, Risa, and Anne this year!

President Trump’s second term has ushered in a p

President Trump’s second term has ushered in a period of profound political and social change. In partnership with @brookingsinst, PRRI’s 16th annual American Values Survey examines how Americans perceive new federal policies, executive actions, economic conditions, and the state of democracy in this pivotal moment.

The survey finds that majorities of Americans say that the Trump administration’s cuts in federal funding for health care (60%) and universities and research institutions (55%), the implementation of new tariffs (54%), and the increase in funding for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) (52%) have gone too far.

Additional findings include:

📊 Majorities of Americans say the economy (65%), the way the federal government is functioning (65%), dealing with other countries (60%), and dealing with undocumented immigrants (57%) are headed in the wrong direction.
📊 Just half of Americans are extremely or very proud of being an American (50%). American pride has declined sharply since 2013, when 82% said they were extremely or very proud.
📊 Nearly seven in ten Americans (69%) agree with the statement “The ability of Americans to freely criticize the government without fear of punishment is a right that seems less protected than in previous years,” including majorities of Democrats (86%), independents (73%), and Republicans (54%). Americans are divided about whether “the system of checks and balances in our government is working as it should to limit one branch of the government from becoming too powerful” (46% agree vs. 50% disagree).

📊 58% of Americans agree that “ICE officers should not be allowed to conceal their identity with masks or use unmarked vehicles when arresting people,” including most Democrats (84%) and independents (64%), but only three in ten Republicans (31%).

Explore the data at PRRI.org or the link in our bio.

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