Americans

Some figures on the right believe the adverse weather was the fault of the LGBT community.

Trump, long accused of racism, hasn't made a lot of folks think he cares about black people's problems and needs.

Seventy-five percent of respondents said Pyongyang's nuclear program has become a critical threat to the nation.

Trump claims "only the Fake News Media and Trump enemies" want him off social media, but the data say otherwise.

Only 19 percent of Americans want Republicans to come up with their own health care plan.

According to a survey, 42 percent of Americans back Trump's impeachment, while 42 percent oppose it.

While CNN's credibility rating among voters isn't great, it's well ahead of the president's rating.

The Islamic State militant group killed an activist from California, a U.S. Army veteran from New York and another YPG volunteer from the U.K.

The Morning Consult/Politico survey shows most Americans agree Trump is sexist and his attacks on Mika Brzezinski were inappropriate.

Responses to a recent Gallup Poll are almost the exact opposite of the responses in 2005.

More people believe Obama is the anti-Christ, TV mind-control is real and aliens exist than support the GOP's new bill.

One of every three pets in the U.S. is now overweight.

For most Americans going to work actually isn't so bad.

A majority of Americans think the president is interfering with the Russia investigation, and 61 percent think he fired James Comey to protect himself.

Climate change has a lot of Americans really worried.

On the campaign trail, Trump touted an anti-interventionist vision. Americans are now pretty sure he's going to get the U.S. into a war.

Showing that optimism does still exist in the country, however, 48 percent said they were hopeful, according to Morning Consult/Politico.

There's even evidence of some regret among Trump voters.

The president claimed he was planning to fire FBI director Comey regardless of the DOJ's advice. But the majority of Americans do not approve of Trump's decision.

A one-question Rasmussen survey found only 31 percent of Americans believe their compatriots can find leader Kim Jong Un's country.

Americans think North Korea is a threat and are willing to use military force to stop Kim Jong Un.

"It's very rare that the United States prohibits travel to a country. We don't take a nanny-state approach."

A Harvard poll out Tuesday found that only about a third of 18- to 29-year-olds said they approved of Donald Trump's job performance so far.

President Donald Trump ordered a review of the U.S. visa program for bringing high-skilled foreign workers into the country, putting technology firms on notice that possible changes may be ahead.

Multiple cities are expected to see demonstrations April 15 that call for the president to finally release his returns.

A new survey found a majority of Americans are pretty confident President Donald Trump is equipped to decide the next steps in Syria.

Roughly 564,800 Americans die each year from cancer, or more than 1,500 people a day.

When the going gets tough, Americans used to get up and go. Not today they don't.

Congressmen demand data as they debate the merits of NSA's Section 702 authority, intended for foreigners.

Two troops and two contractors killed, and 17 injured, when a man dressed as a laborer detonated an explosive vest.