Don’t Bank On It: Gen Z Takes a Different Approach to Traditional Financial Management
For decades, managing money meant visiting a branch, opening an account, and trusting the institution behind it. Banks were the centre of gravity. The language
Americans Express Ambivalence Towards the War in Iran
On February 28th, the U.S. and Israel launched widespread air strikes on Iran. How do Americans feel about the conflict? In the wake of the
Americans Skip the Bot Doc: Adoption of AI In Health & Wellness Has Declined
Just 44% of Americans report trusting AI in healthcare today, down from 52% in 2024. While nearly half of Americans say they trust AI, only
How Live Sports Became the New Streaming Heavyweight
Streaming platforms are in a constant state of reinvention, partnering, acquiring, and pouring money into niche interests to keep up with shifting consumer tastes. Netflix’s
Americans Believe Crime is on the Rise, but the Data Doesn’t Back It Up.
Crime in America has been declining for decades, but that’s not what most Americans believe. While the data shows that police-reported crimes have fallen significantly
Americans Remain Cautiously Optimistic Despite a Tough Economic Year
2025 was a challenging year for Americans. Dissatisfaction with the cost of living dominated across nearly every group, regardless of political affiliation. Seven-in-ten Americans (70%)