Opinion Today
June 26, 2026
Civil rights, moon landings and war wins: What Americans see as the country’s greatest achievements Ben Kamisar and Annelise Hanson, NBC News The NBC News poll asked American adults which historical event they thought was the country’s biggest accomplishment in its 250 years.
Half of Republicans and 11% of Democrats define patriotism as supporting their country unconditionally Jamie Ballard, YouGov A new YouGov survey on patriotism explores how Americans feel about their own levels of patriotism, how they define patriotism, and which political party they believe is more patriotic.
Defining America For Immigrant Americans Tina Tang, Navigator Research This Navigator Research report covers research among first-generation immigrants and children of immigrants on what it means to be American, how they define the American dream, and how they see the future of the country as we approach our 250th.
Poll: 53% of Americans see grounds to impeach Trump G. Elliott Morris, Strength In Numbers Most name corruption and abuse of power as his top offenses — and one in five say the war in Iran is impeachment-worthy Buying a home has gotten harder for young adults in most U.S. metro areas Richard Fry and Blen Wondimu, Pew Research Center About nine-in-ten adults younger than 40 (89%) say it’s harder for young adults today to buy a home than it was for their parents’ generation, according to a new Pew Research Center survey. Young adults are also less likely than older ones to say buying a home is a very good investment.
Americans want banks to do more to prevent scams Matt Carmichael, Ipsos Nearly all Americans (96%) think there are steps banks should be taking to help prevent scams and protect customers, according to new data from the Ipsos Consumer Tracker.
