The man who allegedly killed a healthcare CEO has a higher approval rating than the man who runs America, new polls found.

A slight majority of young voters (41%) found Brian Thompson's killing "acceptable" or "somewhat acceptable" while 40% found it unacceptable.

Americans are hoarding toilet paper and going into debt out of fear that Donald Trump's tariffs will drive up prices.

A company sparked outrage online after reportedly firing employees who admitted to feeling stressed out by work on an internal survey.

Forget the thoughtful gifts this Christmas, a survey found that most Americans, including a majority of kids, Gen Zers and millennials, want cold hard cash.

In Latin America, migration desire stays high at 28%, with nearly half of adults in Ecuador, Honduras, and the Dominican Republic hoping to leave.

About 86% of respondents said they supported Vice President Kamala Harris, while former President Donald Trump received just 6% of the votes.

52% of voters plan to vote early, reflecting changing trends in American electoral behavior ahead of the election. However, whether they are Democrat or Republican vastly influences the decision

Of the 1,000 homeowners surveyed, more than 65% claimed to have experienced unexplainable occurrences in their homes.

America's overall Optimism Index Score came in at 6.7 on a 0-10 scale.

In March, the percentage of those who perceive the current Supreme Court as more conservative increased

Major companies trading on Wall Street are conveying a mostly unified message on the issue

One third of Latino adolescents and children using social media in the U.S. do it "almost constantly," according to their parents.

A poll shows that this group is pessimistic about the war's outcome

A GALEO poll delved into the people's opinions on whether political parties are properly appealing to their community

An analysis of language bias in performance reviews reveals that Hispanics are considered to be less ambitious and are not defined as 'brilliant' as often as Asians and Whites

The biographer averred how Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's recent talks about wanting to alleviate suffering among those they know and don’t know sounded far-fetched.

A clear majority of US and Canadian travelers (70 percent) say they plan to take a vacation in 2021.

A volley of state governors including Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum has urged American citizens to keep political affiliations aside while discussing and dealing with issues concerning the outbreak and virus transmission.

49 percent of Latino voters said in the poll that they had voted for Republican candidates in the past. But large majorities indicated they would be less likely to favor Republicans in the future if they didn't act on immigration.

A survey of Dreamers indicates that their support for either party depends heavily on action on immigration-related issues.

Respondents to the largest survey of undocumented millennials showed those who received work authorization and protection from deportation felt more secure and at home in the US. But many still feel anxiety for undocumented friends and family and over a $465 fee to reapply when the two-year protection runs out.

A new poll has found that since opposition protests erupted around the country, dissatisfaction with Maduro's administration has spiked.

A new poll published in Forbes has found that 53 percent of Mexican believe that 'El Chapo' Guzmán is more powerful than the government.

Mexican polling firm Mitofsky has revealed a surprising lack of confidence from Mexican fans in El Tr with only a quarter favoring Mexico's post-group chances.

A new study indicates Hispanic-Americans are becoming increasingly atheist. Indeed, the number of Latinos who say they do not follow a particular religion is growing to rival the number of evangelical Hispanics.

The Latin Times surveyed three opponents of the "border surge" -- an amendment to the immigration bill calling for increased militarization of the US-Mexico border -- on why they oppose it and what border security ought to mean.

The survey showed rifts in opinion between the general public and Mexico's elite on central issues like the role of privatization in the Mexican economy. Foreign investment in the state-run oil industry, for instance, is unpopular with 65 percent of the Mexican public, but 59 percent of the country's elite would accept it.

Dancing to the beat alongside a Brazilian on Copacabana beach on New Year's Eve appears to be the dream way to ring in 2013 if a global survey of 17,000 people is any indicator.

ToMoCo tops the Reliability Survey while Ford reliability figures take a big stumble. Read on to see which make is placed dead last!