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Immigration attitudes and conspiratorial thinkers: A study issued on the 10th anniversary of The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research

Although most Americans say diversity makes the U.S. stronger, one in three believe immigrants are being brought to the country for political gains.

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COVID-19

As employees return to the workplace, many experience increased stress

Many employees returning to the workplace are feeling more productive, but some are also experiencing more stress.

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Government and International Affairs

Misinformation about the invasion of Ukraine viewed as a major problem

The public largely holds the Russian government responsible for the spread of misinformation, but many think social media users and companies play a role as well.

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Long-Term Care and Aging

Equity and Aging in the Community

Most adults age 50 and older feel confident about their access to services to help them age in their communities, but those living in rural areas and Black or Hispanic older adults have more reservations about the services in their area that support aging.

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Government and International Affairs

Ketanji Brown Jackson’s confirmation to the Supreme Court

Views on Brown Jackson’s confirmation are mostly divided along partisan lines: 80% of Democrats approve compared with only 18% of Republicans.

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