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Chinese and U.S. flags flutter outside the building of an American company in Beijing, China January 21, 2021. Photo by Tingshu Wang/REUTERS

About 4 in 10 Americans see China as an enemy, a Pew report shows

By Didi Tang, Associated Press

FILE PHOTO: A view of the George Floyd mural at 38th Street and Chicago Avenue a day before opening statements in the tria...

Majority of Black Americans see racist or negative depictions in news media, new study finds

The Pew Research Center conducted its first study of Black attitudes toward news coverage three years after a racial reckoning in the media prompted by the police killing of George Floyd.

By David Bauder, Associated Press

A woman stands in front of the Washington Monument as U.S flags flutter in the wind in Washington

Where Democrats and Republicans agree, disagree on abortion, police, climate and more

After the contentious 2020 election, a new project from the Pew Research Center paints a portrait of a complicated American electorate and reveals the fractures and fissures that exist not just between political parties, but within them. Jocelyn Kiley is…

Where do you fit? Take the Pew Political Party Quiz

To better understand what divides -- and unites -- Americans today, the Pew Research Center created its Political Typology Quiz.

By Laura Santhanam

Asian Americans are the fastest growing group in the U.S., report finds

Fast-growing Asian American population set to change business and politics in the U.S.

By Vignesh Ramachandran

Study shows hostility toward journalists by Trump fans

By David Bauder, Associated Press

It’s been true for some time that Republicans are generally more hostile to the news media than Democrats , but a study released Thursday found that’s much more the case for supporters of President Donald Trump.

Number of Americans with no religious affiliation growing

By David Crary, Associated Press

The portion of Americans with no religious affiliation is rising significantly, in tandem with a sharp drop in the percentage that identifies as Christians, according to new data from the Pew Research Center. Based on telephone surveys conducted in…

Survey: Trade war dims Americans’ view of China

By Paul Wiseman, Associated Press

Sixty percent of Americans say they have an unfavorable view of China — up from 47 percent last year.

Party shapes political views more than race, class or education, Pew finds

By Daniel Bush

Democrats and Republicans are more divided on race, immigration and other issues than at any point in the past two decades, according to a new study on partisanship and political values.