The study was published online on November 25th, 2021. Read More
The findings suggest that following the passing of legislation on gun control in 2014, its efficacy in reducing gun violence was inadequate. Read More
The findings depict the grim day-to-day reality of multidimensionally poor people. Read More
The study had been publicized online in the American Journal of Education. Read More
Researchers unveiled that politics played a strong role in influencing the measures implemented to protect against the COVID-19 pandemic. Read More
The survey was carried out by the Pew Research Center. Read More
UN was perceived favorably by most nations, with Swedish expressing the most positive opinion of the UN and Taiwan the least, survey finds. Read More
The study was conducted by researchers at Emory University. Read More
The most prevalent discrimination during COVID-19 was attributed to being treated with less courtesy or respect than others, study finds. Read More
The Muslim population has grown significantly, with discrimination still a rampant issue in America, survey finds. Read More
Most Americans are neutral about the decrease in populants who identify their race as White, neither portraying its decline as good nor bad for society, survey finds. Read More
The study was conducted by University College London in collaboration with UN Migration Agency, Harvard University, Lancaster University, and Médecins Sans Frontières. Read More
