The atomic-inspired Doomsday Clock remains at 100 seconds to midnight in 2021
The Doomsday Clock has become stuck at 100 seconds to midnight, atomic experts cautioned.
Americans are more likely to say the COVID-19 pandemic strengthened their religious faith
The survey was conducted in the Summer of 2020.
Europeans optimistic of Joe Biden over trans-Atlantic relations amid post-election
Biden's ratings surged, becoming a promising leader when it comes to world affairs, a new survey suggests.
Tourism usually surges drastically during inauguration day for the US presidency
A new study released in Tourism Economics highlights how significant presidential inaugurations are in America as a way to boost…
US life expectancy decreased more for Black and Latinx people during COVID-19 pandemic
The results were published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
British, Canadian, and Australian lawmakers are excited for the Biden administration transition, survey suggests
The survey was conducted by the Pew Research Center.
Study shows how people spent their CARES act funds during COVID-19 pandemic
The study was published in the journal Financial Planning Review.
Mental health deterioration caused by COVID-19 pandemic varied by gender and ethnicity among British people
The study was authored by Eugenio Proto and Climent Quintana-Domeque.
Study highlights the role of U.S. judges in avoiding illegal misconduct and applying principles of morality
The paper was made available and released in the Virginia Journal of Criminal Law.
US population growth slowed significantly from 2019 to 2020
The study was conducted independently of the 2020 census, experts stated in their report.
Most Americans say they changed their holiday plans due to COVID-19 pandemic
The survey took place in mid-November 2020.
Democrats are more likely to believe that partisanship will improve in 2021
An American think tank has released new numbers on the state of relations between both major political parties in the…