In a January 2025 survey, 66% of LGBTQ adults in the U.S. said they had participated in Pride Month events at least once in their lives, including 49% who said they had participated more than once. Do you plan to attend #PrideMonth events this year?

Who can do the most to address climate change? 🌎 Many say big businesses and corporations – including energy and technology companies – and the federal government can make a big difference.

75% of Democrats say climate change is mostly the result of human activity, compared with 21% of Republicans, a difference of 54 percentage points

Regular attenders in most of the large #USreligious groups we can analyze are more likely to say their clergy have spoken out against: #abortion #homosexuality #transgender identity Than in support of: abortion rights accepting people who are gay, lesbian or transgender

32% of U.S. adults say they are likely to seriously consider purchasing an electric vehicle next time they shop for a car. 🚗 Would you consider buying an EV? 💬

Summer blockbuster season is underway. 🎬 🍿 Last summer, about half of U.S. adults said they’d seen a movie in theaters in the past year. Were you among them? What #movie are you most excited to see this summer? 💬

Younger Republicans see more harm in climate change and are more open to efforts to address it than older Republicans.

Republicans and Democrats remain deeply divided about how big a problem climate change is, how much harm it’s causing and how to address it.

Majorities of Americans say the federal government is doing too little on aspects of environmental protection.

What does your priest or pastor talk about at your place of worship? Tell us about your experience below. 👇 #churchservice

In 2025, 25% of new car sales worldwide were electric vehicles or hybrids. Earlier this week, #Ferrari cruised onto the market with its first fully electric car 🏎️

A decade after the #Brexit vote, right-wing populism has gained influence and support in many European nations.

Are Democrats or Republicans more likely to know more about NATO? Turns out there’s no significant difference by political party. But knowledge does differ based on gender, education and age. Where do you get your NATO news?

A decade after the #Brexit vote, 67% of Britons still view the EU positively.

What does your minister talk about at your place of worship? Tell us about your experience below. 👇 #ChurchService #MinisterMessage

24 states and D.C. allow marijuana for both medical and recreational use. Even though #marijuana remains illegal under federal law, the Trump administration has relaxed national regulations on medical marijuana.

If you are at least 50 years old, you’re more likely to score higher on our NATO quiz.

How much do you know about NATO? We quizzed Americans in a recent poll, and a people scored 2.5/5 correct on average.

Combined monthly global trading volume on #Kalshi and #Polymarket, the two leading prediction markets, has risen from less than $5 billion to about $24 billion in less than a year. Prediction markets allow people to trade on the outcome of real-world events, from basketball games to elections.

#PopeLeoXIV warns that technology must not come at the expense of our “capacity for relationship and love” and cautions against a modern Tower of Babel. Our 2025 survey found that 50% of U.S. adults say #AI will worsen people's abilities to form meaningful relationships with other people.

Adults under 30 are four times as likely as those ages 65 and older to rate their mental health as fair or poor.

🌍 May 25 is Africa Day. Africa stands out for its growing population - which has grown more than sixfold since 1950, an increase of about 1.3 billion people.

The U.S. will recognize 11 public holidays this year at the federal level, including #Memorial Day on Monday. That’s slightly below the global median.

Most countries don’t observe daylight saving time www.pewresearch.org/...

In 2024, 35% of U.S. teens ages 13 to 17 said they are extremely or very concerned about the mental health of their peers. But parents of teens are more likely to be concerned about teen mental health.

Have Americans’ wages kept up with inflation? 💰📈 That depends on how you measure inflation, how you define wages, which workers you examine, and which time period you analyze.

About half of U.S. adults or more say they would feel comfortable talking about their mental health with a close friend, immediate family member or mental health therapist. 🫂 Who do you talk to about your mental health? 💬

Most U.S. adults rate their mental health positively. 🔋

What topics do Americans who get information from health and wellness influencers hear about? 🧵 There are many topics these influencers might talk about, but what do audiences actually get? We asked these consumers how much they are hearing about seven different health topics.

By 2100, Africa is expected to have 12 of the world’s 25 most populous countries.

28% of all people under 25 live in Africa.

Americans are more optimistic about #AI’s impact in medical care but pessimistic about its impact on education and jobs.

🎓🤖Mentions of AI in commencement speeches are drawing boos this graduation season. Our research found younger Americans are generally more likely than older Americans to think the increased use of AI will worsen human abilities. www.pewresearch.org/...

38% of Americans live within 5 miles of at least one operational #data center.

The recent removal of FiveThirtyEight's archive is a reminder of how fleeting digital content can be. Our research found 38% of webpages that existed in 2013 were no longer accessible a decade later. www.pewresearch.org/...

Among Americans who say their home energy costs have gone up over the last few years, 43% say a major reason is that #data centers are using more energy.

Are Americans pessimistic or optimistic about the country’s future?

How much do people trust information from health and wellness influencers? 🧵

A clear majority of President Trump’s 2024 voters continue to approve of the job he is doing in office. But his rating has declined – and it's dropped more sharply among his Hispanic voters than among his non-Hispanic backers.

Ahead of the United States’ 250th anniversary, do Americans think the country’s best years are behind us?

Why do Americans get information from health and wellness influencers? 🧵

Republicans and Democrats differ over how much the government should embrace Christianity.

New survey finds growing share of Americans are familiar with the term "Christian nationalism." 59% now say they've heard at least a little about it, up 14 points in two years. 31% view it unfavorably vs. 10% favorably; the rest have no opinion or haven't heard of it www.pewresearch.org?p=303844

New report from @pewresearch.org today on how Americans feel about religion's influence in government and public life. There are sharp partisan divides on whether religion’s influence is good or bad and how far that influence should go Link to full report ➡️ www.pewresearch.org?p=303844

Rising shares of both Republicans and Democrats think religion is gaining influence in American life: 43% of Republicans now say this (up 28 percentage points since 2024) along with 34% of Democrats (up 14 points).

Our new survey shows that a growing minority of U.S. adults say religion is gaining influence in American life. And more than half say religion plays a positive role in society.

There has been a small increase in the share of Americans who say they want the government to declare Christianity the nation's official religion. But most Americans reject the idea that Christianity should be the nation's official religion.

Although views of religion’s influence lean positive, most Americans are uneasy with the idea of churches getting directly involved with politics.

What does it take to be a good news consumer? 🤷 🧵

Inflation continues to loom large for the public - 66% of Americans say it’s a very big problem.