America the secular? What a changing religious landscape means for US politicsThe percentage of nonreligious Americans has stabilized, but their political influence is likely to increase.
Trust in scientists starts to recover in the United States at last - but barelyTrust in scientists in the US has slightly increased since the onset of the pandemic, marking a shift away from previous declines.
America the secular? What a changing religious landscape means for US politicsThe percentage of nonreligious Americans has stabilized, but their political influence is likely to increase.
Trust in scientists starts to recover in the United States at last - but barelyTrust in scientists in the US has slightly increased since the onset of the pandemic, marking a shift away from previous declines.
Finding AI unhelpful? Reid Hoffman says you're not trying hard enough.Everyone should find a way to make AI useful for them, according to Reid Hoffman.
Opinion | The Share of Religious Americans Will Continue to DeclineMillennials and their offspring are likely to contribute to the decline of American Christianity.
One Nation, Under GodDespite declining church attendance, America still shows a high level of spiritual belief, indicating a potential pause in secularization.
The new Congress is still mostly Christian, and less than 1% have no religious affiliation at allThe 119th Congress is 87% Christian, highlighting ongoing religious dominance despite slight decline.
Opinion | The Share of Religious Americans Will Continue to DeclineMillennials and their offspring are likely to contribute to the decline of American Christianity.
One Nation, Under GodDespite declining church attendance, America still shows a high level of spiritual belief, indicating a potential pause in secularization.
The new Congress is still mostly Christian, and less than 1% have no religious affiliation at allThe 119th Congress is 87% Christian, highlighting ongoing religious dominance despite slight decline.
People With This Level of Education Use AI the Most at WorkMost Americans do not use AI at work, but educated individuals utilize it for specific tasks.
Most US workers don't use AI at work yet. This study suggests a reason whyThe American workforce shows significant disinterest in adopting AI, with 80% not using it at work.
People With This Level of Education Use AI the Most at WorkMost Americans do not use AI at work, but educated individuals utilize it for specific tasks.
Most US workers don't use AI at work yet. This study suggests a reason whyThe American workforce shows significant disinterest in adopting AI, with 80% not using it at work.
What Are The Social Media Networks Most Accessed By U.S. Teens?90% of U.S. teens use YouTube, revealing continued popularity despite slight usage decline.Social media habits among U.S. teens are evolving, with regulatory concerns impacting platforms like TikTok.
5 facts about Americans and YouTubeYouTube is the most widely used online platform in the U.S., with 85% of adults indicating they use it.
Nearly half of US teens are online 'constantly': Pew reportTeenagers' constant online presence raises concerns about social media's impact on mental health, with a mix of declining platforms and stable preferences.
Nearly half of US teens are online 'constantly,' Pew report findsNearly half of U.S. teenagers are online "constantly" amidst concerns over social media's effects on mental health.YouTube remains the top platform among teenagers, even with slight declines in other popular apps.
YouTube Beats TikTok, Instagram in Popularity Battle With TeenagersYouTube is the most widely used app by American teens, with daily usage at 73%.Facebook and X are experiencing steep declines in teen user engagement.
The extremely online life of the American teenagerNearly half of US teens are 'almost constantly' online, with distinct preferences for platforms like YouTube and TikTok, influenced by gender differences.
What Are The Social Media Networks Most Accessed By U.S. Teens?90% of U.S. teens use YouTube, revealing continued popularity despite slight usage decline.Social media habits among U.S. teens are evolving, with regulatory concerns impacting platforms like TikTok.
5 facts about Americans and YouTubeYouTube is the most widely used online platform in the U.S., with 85% of adults indicating they use it.
Nearly half of US teens are online 'constantly': Pew reportTeenagers' constant online presence raises concerns about social media's impact on mental health, with a mix of declining platforms and stable preferences.
Nearly half of US teens are online 'constantly,' Pew report findsNearly half of U.S. teenagers are online "constantly" amidst concerns over social media's effects on mental health.YouTube remains the top platform among teenagers, even with slight declines in other popular apps.
YouTube Beats TikTok, Instagram in Popularity Battle With TeenagersYouTube is the most widely used app by American teens, with daily usage at 73%.Facebook and X are experiencing steep declines in teen user engagement.
The extremely online life of the American teenagerNearly half of US teens are 'almost constantly' online, with distinct preferences for platforms like YouTube and TikTok, influenced by gender differences.
Big Tech is betting on AI but US workers aren't biting, survey suggestsMost US workers are not using AI in their jobs, with 81% identified as non-users.
Christianity's Decline in U.S. Appears to Have Halted, Major Study ShowsThe narrative of Christianity's decline in the U.S. is changing, with stability in the Christian population observed after years of decline.
After Zuckerberg's Cringey Hypebeast Makeover, the Average Person Still Finds Him RepulsiveMost Americans continue to view Mark Zuckerberg unfavorably, despite his recent public makeover.Polling shows Zuckerberg's public perception has actually worsened post-makeover.
Mark Zuckerberg's makeover didn't make people like him, study shows | TechCrunchAmericans view tech executives Musk and Zuckerberg more negatively than positively, with Zuckerberg being the least popular.
After Zuckerberg's Cringey Hypebeast Makeover, the Average Person Still Finds Him RepulsiveMost Americans continue to view Mark Zuckerberg unfavorably, despite his recent public makeover.Polling shows Zuckerberg's public perception has actually worsened post-makeover.
Mark Zuckerberg's makeover didn't make people like him, study shows | TechCrunchAmericans view tech executives Musk and Zuckerberg more negatively than positively, with Zuckerberg being the least popular.
By the Numbers: Explaining the splintered media landscape in one chart - PR DailyThe news consumption landscape is shifting towards influencers, especially among younger demographics.
'News influencers' are racking up billions of views - and not checking their factsA significant shift in news consumption sees young audiences turning to social media influencers for news instead of traditional outlets.
Social Media Remains a Key News Source for AmericansSocial media is integral to news consumption, with a growing percentage of U.S. adults relying on platforms like TikTok, X, and Truth Social.
Social Media Remains a Key News Source for AmericansSocial media is an important source for news among U.S. adults, with 54% stating they regularly access news through social apps.
Two-thirds of news influencers are men - and most have never worked for a news organizationOne in five Americans get news from social media influencers, with younger demographics leading the way.
America's 'news influencers' skew conservative, Pew report findsNon-traditional news sources, particularly social media influencers, are gaining relevance, especially among younger Americans.
By the Numbers: Explaining the splintered media landscape in one chart - PR DailyThe news consumption landscape is shifting towards influencers, especially among younger demographics.
'News influencers' are racking up billions of views - and not checking their factsA significant shift in news consumption sees young audiences turning to social media influencers for news instead of traditional outlets.
Social Media Remains a Key News Source for AmericansSocial media is integral to news consumption, with a growing percentage of U.S. adults relying on platforms like TikTok, X, and Truth Social.
Social Media Remains a Key News Source for AmericansSocial media is an important source for news among U.S. adults, with 54% stating they regularly access news through social apps.
Two-thirds of news influencers are men - and most have never worked for a news organizationOne in five Americans get news from social media influencers, with younger demographics leading the way.
America's 'news influencers' skew conservative, Pew report findsNon-traditional news sources, particularly social media influencers, are gaining relevance, especially among younger Americans.
More teens report using ChatGPT for schoolwork, despite the tech's faults | TechCrunchYounger Gen Zers increasingly use ChatGPT for schoolwork, but may not fully grasp its limitations and reliability issues.
Here's how many teens use ChatGPT for homework help and 'research' nowTeens' use of ChatGPT for homework increased significantly from 2023 to 2024, reflecting changing attitudes towards technology in education.
More teens report using ChatGPT for schoolwork, despite the tech's faults | TechCrunchYounger Gen Zers increasingly use ChatGPT for schoolwork, but may not fully grasp its limitations and reliability issues.
Here's how many teens use ChatGPT for homework help and 'research' nowTeens' use of ChatGPT for homework increased significantly from 2023 to 2024, reflecting changing attitudes towards technology in education.
Many remote workers say they'd be likely to leave their job if they could no longer work from homeMany U.S. workers prefer remote work and would consider leaving their job if required to return to the office.
76% of workers say they do more than is expected of thembut are unhappy with their pay and lack of remote workJob satisfaction is declining, with only half of workers reporting high satisfaction in latest Pew survey.Remote work flexibility remains a major concern for employees amid stricter office policies from large companies.
Many remote workers say they'd be likely to leave their job if they could no longer work from homeMany U.S. workers prefer remote work and would consider leaving their job if required to return to the office.
76% of workers say they do more than is expected of thembut are unhappy with their pay and lack of remote workJob satisfaction is declining, with only half of workers reporting high satisfaction in latest Pew survey.Remote work flexibility remains a major concern for employees amid stricter office policies from large companies.
Teens still hooked on YouTube and TikTok as Facebook fades, Pew study finds | Fingerlakes1.comU.S. teens show increasing social media engagement, especially on YouTube, TikTok, and Snapchat, while Facebook use has plummeted.
Teens, Social Media and Technology 2024Teens are heavily engaged with social media, especially YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and Snapchat, while Facebook and X usage has significantly declined.
Take This Test to See If You're Rich, Poor, or Middle-Class for Your StateThe American middle class has shrunk from 61% in 1971 to 50% due to globalization and technological advances.
In These Amazing Pockets of the Country, the American Dream Is Alive and WellUpward economic mobility in the U.S. has declined, particularly affecting those from low-income backgrounds.
Take This Test to See If You're Rich, Poor, or Middle-Class for Your StateThe American middle class has shrunk from 61% in 1971 to 50% due to globalization and technological advances.
In These Amazing Pockets of the Country, the American Dream Is Alive and WellUpward economic mobility in the U.S. has declined, particularly affecting those from low-income backgrounds.
Single Women Homeowners: 4 Buyers Share Their Experience Purchasing Property AloneSingle women significantly lead in homeownership among unmarried Americans, facing unique challenges related to caregiving and multigenerational living arrangements.
The Morning After: Get ready for Black FridayBlack Friday tech deals can offer significant savings, such as the M3 MacBook Air available for $899, while media influence trends highlight a conservative skew.
Trust in science hasn't fully recovered from pandemic controversiesPublic trust in scientists has slightly improved post-pandemic but remains lower than before the outbreak, indicating enduring skepticism.Democrats exhibit higher trust in scientists compared to Republicans, reflecting a divide that may impact policy-making.
Americans Have Regained Modest Trust in Scientists, Survey FindsPublic trust in scientists has improved, with 76% of Americans now expressing confidence in their integrity.
Trust in science hasn't fully recovered from pandemic controversiesPublic trust in scientists has slightly improved post-pandemic but remains lower than before the outbreak, indicating enduring skepticism.Democrats exhibit higher trust in scientists compared to Republicans, reflecting a divide that may impact policy-making.
Americans Have Regained Modest Trust in Scientists, Survey FindsPublic trust in scientists has improved, with 76% of Americans now expressing confidence in their integrity.
About half of TikTok users under 30 say they use it to keep up with politics, newsTikTok has become a critical platform for political engagement among young Americans, influencing how campaigns reach voters.
TikTok may be the real winner of the electionPublic support for banning TikTok is declining, with only 32% in favor as of now, signaling a potential shift in public sentiment.
Most US TikTok users aren't following political accounts, study saysMost TikTok accounts followed by U.S. adults are non-political, focusing on entertainment and humor.Political content on TikTok is limited, and often mixed with other topics.
About half of TikTok users under 30 say they use it to keep up with politics, newsTikTok has become a critical platform for political engagement among young Americans, influencing how campaigns reach voters.
TikTok may be the real winner of the electionPublic support for banning TikTok is declining, with only 32% in favor as of now, signaling a potential shift in public sentiment.
Most US TikTok users aren't following political accounts, study saysMost TikTok accounts followed by U.S. adults are non-political, focusing on entertainment and humor.Political content on TikTok is limited, and often mixed with other topics.
Some 54% of US adults say their consume news on social media - pollMajority of US adults receive news from social media, notably Facebook and YouTube, reflecting varied platform usage.Political affiliation influences news source preferences among social media users in the US.
'Childless cat lady trope aside,' here's how not having kids impacts people's lives and careersBeing childless can provide more time and resources for career success, especially for women.