Hispanic Heritage Month Flies Under the Radar for Many Americans
When it comes to Hispanic Heritage Month, Americans’ knowledge is more miss than hit. A survey by Talker Research of 2,000 Americans found that over half (53%) … Read More
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Finding the Perfect-Fitting Bra Remains a Challenge for Women
Over half of women (58%) say they’re in a hurry to take their bras off as soon as they get back home, according to new research. … Read More
What Americans Do To Prepare for Power Outages
Two-thirds of American homeowners have already experienced a power outage in 2026 — and nearly three-quarters of those affected are worried they’ll experience another within … Read More
Survey Uncovers the Most Iconic Grilled Dishes Across the u.s.
Louisianans are the most likely to consider themselves grill masters (31%), according to new research. A survey of 5,000 adults who grill, split by state, explored … Read More
Why 9 in 10 Business Travelers Struggle to Truly Unplug
Nine in 10 business travelers said their hotel room is the only place they’re truly “off the clock” during a work trip in a recent travel … Read More
70% of Americans Feel They Fall Short of Their Daily Goals
From working out to spending time with loved ones, seven in ten Americans feel they don’t do “enough” each day, according to new research. A survey … Read More
Should Kids Be Banned From Social Media? Most Say Yes
Nearly two-thirds of Americans believe children under the age of 16 should not be allowed on social media, according to new research. The survey of 2,000 … Read More
How Do People Define Cheating in 2026?
One in seven Americans (15%) who are married or in a relationship admit they have romantic feelings for someone who isn’t their partner, according to new … Read More
Have Snacks Become Overloaded With Ingredients?
Americans believe 60% of snack foods have too many ingredients, according to new research. The survey of 2,000 general population Americans looked at respondents’ snacking habits … Read More