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Gallup has released the results of a new survey that shows a majority of American workers aren't satisfied with their jobs.

The poll found that overall, 46 percent of U.S. adults are "very" or "somewhat" worried about becoming a victim of terrorism and 45 percent are similarly concerned about a mass shooting.

President Donald Trump and former President Barack Obama have the exact same overall approval rating, 42 percent, at the two-and-a-half-year mark of their respective time in office.

A new poll shows that a majority of Americans believe at least one in four people are gay or lesbian.

Despite living in the wealthiest nation on earth, Americans are among the most stressed of all populations in the world.

It is a threefold increase from five years ago.

The number of Americans who view the countries favorably declined by 12 percent.

"The public is solidly against the expansion of the border walls and remains sympathetic toward immigrants in the country illegally," said polling expert Jim Norman.

Michelle Obama topped this year's Gallup annual poll of the woman Americans most admire, followed by Oprah Winfrey, with Hillary Clinton and Melania Trump tied for third place.

Half of U.S. high school students and teachers said they have little or no trust in the news media to report events accurately and without bias, a series of nationwide surveys found.

GOP favorability has reached a seven-year high, according to a new Gallup poll.

Global happiness has been on the wane since 2014, according to Gallup.

As the White House considers a plan to arm teachers and school staff, a recent poll shows that the majority of educators oppose the idea.

Rasmussen has consistently been more favorable to Trump than other polls.

President Donald Trump may not be the most admired man in the world, according to a new poll, but he's right up there.

Fewer people prefer male bosses to female bosses than in past Gallup surveys.

Trump's approval rating just hit its lowest level yet. Could he make a comeback?

Third party candidates have a long history of failure, but recent trends suggest that may not remain the case in the near future. 

America's view of Trump has changed very little since the U.S. presidential campaign.

The U.S. has a strong drinking culture, with 62 percent of Americans drinking. But imbibing habits are dramatically different by gender.

In just over a week, the president lost 6 points from Republican supporters, according to a new poll.

A recent poll found that 56 percent of adult smokers in the U.S. feel discriminated against in public life or employment.

Only 34 percent of U.S. adults said Trump has the personality and leadership qualities a president should, far lower than responses about Obama and Bush.

A majority of working-class Republicans care a lot about the failure of some corporations to pay enough taxes.

Rasmussen's Monday poll results are more encouraging for the president than other recent surveys.

Poorly worded poll questions set up a plague-on-both-your-houses narrative.

The two mainstream parties are selling two flavors of authoritarianism at a time when billions are discovering a better way to live in peace and freedom.

A Gallup poll found that 67 percent of Americans believed more attacks were "very likely" or "somewhat likely."

Less than half of U.S. Conservatives have a positive view of the pope, who has criticized capitalism and wants to tackle climate change.

Sales may be up, but according to a new survey, the number of American households with at least one gun is at a low point.