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Meanwhile, 14% say they very closely followed news about a suicide bombing in Russia that killed at least 35 people; 3% say this was the news they followed most closely.
News about the stock market accounted for less than 1% of the coverage analyzed by PEJ.
The story accounted for 2% of coverage.
Fewer (13%) say they very closely followed news about recent gains in the stock market; 4% say this was the news they followed most closely.
The media devoted 4% of coverage to the deficit projections.
Nearly a quarter (23%) of the public says they followed news about projections of a record high federal budget deficit this year very closely; 5% say this was the story they followed most closely.
Nancy Kassebaum (R-Kan.), who served in the Senate from 1978 to 1997, was the first female senator who was not initially elected to fill an unexpired congressional term.
Of these, 17 are Democrats and eight are Republicans.
The first woman in the Senate was Rebecca Felton (D-Ga.), who was appointed to the seat as a political maneuver in 1922 and served just one day.
There are 25 women serving in the U.S. Senate, a historic high.
The other thing that concern the users the most are malicious software, financial cyber threats and phishing e-mails which vary between 0.6 and 0.7.
The smallest concerns are about denial of service attacks and global online espionage campaigns with a rate below  0.5.
The users are mostly concerned about online account hacking with a rate of 0.7.
In 2012, 2013 and 2014 the price stayed the same.
The price has increased over the years to the highest price.
Omega was the next highest but only worth around half the value of Rolex.
Rolex was significantly the highest than any other brand.
Trust and distrust were only asked of sources respondents had heard of, thus, the better known a source is, the more Americans in total who can voice trust or distrust of that source.
This ratio is based just on those who have rated the sources as trusted or distrusted, regardless of how well known the source is.
Another way to think of trust is to compare trust and distrust in a news source.
These high numbers, though, are intertwined with the fact that more than nine-in-ten respondents have heard of these five news sources.
What about the ratio of trust to distrust?
The result is a different list of news brands: The Economist, BBC, NPR, PBS and The Wall Street Journal are among those with the highest ratio of trust to distrust – even if the overall percentages of those who trust them are smaller than for some other sources.
In other words, what is the ratio of people who trust a news outlet to those who distrust it?
If you look simply at the total percentage of online adults who say they trust a news organization for news about government and politics, several mainstream television outlets rise to the top.
Only 34% of online Americans, for example, have heard of The Economist, but there is far more trust (12%) than distrust (2%) when it comes to news about government and politics (20% neither trust nor distrust The Economist).
CNN, ABC, NBC, CBS and Fox News are all trusted by more than four-in-ten web-using U.S. adults.
The BBC is recognized by a greater portion of respondents (76%), but is similarly more trusted (36%) than distrusted (7%).
A source like The Economist, on the other hand, is known by just 34% of respondents and so could never have a trust level exceeding 34% — even if everyone who had heard of it trusted it.
The full population picture doesn’t tell the whole story.
While 60% of Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents say the U.S. can learn a great deal, just 28% of Republicans and Republican leaners share that view.
However, there are significant partisan differences over how much the U.S. can learn from the international response.
Six-in-ten U.S. adults have a negative opinion of China, up from 47% in 2018 and the highest share since Pew Research Center began asking Americans this question in 2005.
The share of Americans with an unfavorable view of China reached a 14-year high amid a protracted trade dispute between the two countries.
But nearly as many (46%) take the opposite position – on the side of the North Carolina law – and say transgender people should be required to use bathrooms that match the gender they were born into.
Religion, age, gender and politics are all connected with views on this issue.
About half of U.S. adults (51%) say transgender individuals should be allowed to use public restrooms that correspond with the gender they currently identify with, according to a new Pew Research Center survey.
Also, more women than men take the liberal stance (55% vs. 45%) as do young adults when compared with older Americans (67% of those ages 18 to 29, compared with about half or fewer in older age groups).
In addition, people who say they personally know someone who is transgender are more likely than those who do not to say transgender people should be allowed to use public bathrooms that match their current gender identity (60% vs. 47%).
But only 30% of U.S. adults say they know someone who is transgender – far lower than the share of Americans who know someone who is gay (87%).
For instance, a majority of Americans who say they attend religious services at least weekly – especially white evangelicals – say transgender people should be required to use bathrooms of their gender at birth, while most of those who attend services less often (particularly people who do not identify with any religion) take the more liberal position that such individuals should be allowed to use bathrooms that correspond to their gender identity.
In addition, those who are Democrats or who lean Democratic are far more likely than Republicans and GOP leaners (68% vs. 30%) to say transgender people should be able to use the bathroom that fits their gender identity.
And, in the United States, men, the young, those with a college degree and high-income persons disproportionately lack faith in American standards protecting their data’s confidentiality.
A significant share (85%) of Germans prefers European regulation of data privacy, trusting more in their own government’s capacity in this realm than in U.S. regulation.
There is a similar 14 point divide on the issue between those who have graduated from college (39%) and those without a college degree (53%).
But only about four-in-ten high-income Americans (39%) share that trust compared with nearly six-in-ten low-income people (58%), a 19 percentage point difference in views.
Overall, roughly half (49%) of Americans trust U.S. privacy standards.
The foreign-born population residing in the U.S. reached a record 44.8 million, or 13.7% of the U.S. population, in 2018.
Though growth has begun to slow in recent years, the number of immigrants living in the United States is projected to almost double by 2065.
This immigrant population has more than quadrupled since the 1960s, when the 1965 Immigration and Naturalization Act took effect.
Over the last decade (from 2007 to 2020), the % change in number of organic food sales in Italy has seen a patttern of both an upwards increased  followed by a downward decreased in sales.
The highest % of organic food sales peaked in 2016, but more recently since 2017 onwards, there has been a sharp decline.
Between 2008 and 2016 % change appear to follow an incremental increase with some volatile / rebound with a decrease in sales.
While there was a little decrease in the unemployment rate around 2007, overall the rate has been quite stable between 2000 and 2015.
There is no changes to this, only tiny dips.
Youth unemployment is consistently between 0.12 and 0.13.
It might as well be a straight line across the years.
On the whole youth unemployment has stayed relatively stable over a 15 year period with occasions when it dropped slightly.
The unemployment rate is fluctuating around 0.13 or 13%.
Youth unemployment rate has been constant between 0.12 to 0.14 over the 21 years.
The unemployment rate was lowest in 2008, but peaked after this a few years later in 2011.
The public is divided over lowering military spending (49% favor vs. 47% oppose) to reduce the deficit.
Roughly six-in-ten (61%) are in favor of cutting domestic spending while just 30% are opposed.
Of four possible options for cutting the deficit, only one – lowering domestic spending – draws majority support.
These youngsters have an easier time adjusting and go on to finish high school and reach college at rates similar to native Latino children.
Among Hispanics only 57 percent finish high school and about 10 percent earn a college degree.
The statistics suggest that about 15 percent of native Latino children drop out compared with 44 percent of immigrant children.
More than half of Latino adults are first generation, i.e.
However, immigrant children arriving before the eighth grade do much better in U.S. schools.
Only about 7 percent of white children drop out.
For some Latino immigrants this reflects their experience in U.S. schools, but many others, especially those who arrive as older adolescents, never “drop in,” that is they go straight to work while their American peers are still studying.
Among adult whites, 89 percent finish high school and nearly 30 percent a college degree.
But, these averages are deceptive.
But 73 percent of U.S.-born Latino adults finish high school, 40 percent obtain some college education, and 14 percent earn at least a four-year degree.
foreign-born immigrants.
Native versus immigrant experiences are critically different when it comes to high school completion, the greatest educational difficulty facing Hispanic children.
The Department of Education finds that more than half of Latino immigrant dropouts never enroll in schools here.
Few arrive young enough to attend U.S. schools.
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However, on seven other traits and characteristics – ranging from his temperament to whether he is a good manager – he is viewed more negatively.
The survey finds that the public gives positive marks to Trump on keeping his promises (60% say he does this) and his ability to get things done (54%).
In 2017, Mexicans accounted for 20% of unauthorized immigrants who came to the U.S. in the previous five years, compared with 52% in 2007.
For other regions of birth, the average annual inflows did not change significantly, but the shares of the total increased due to declining Mexican arrivals.
This represents a decrease in the average annual inflow of Mexican unauthorized immigrants, from about 375,000 per year in 2002-2007 to about 90,000 per year for 2012-2017.
The large drop in new arrivals is almost entirely due to a drop in the number of Mexican unauthorized immigrants coming to the U.S.
The lowest year for target practice was 2006 with around 22 million.
in 2006 there was 22 million participants in target shooting.
In 2009 there was a slight decrease to 25 million and it stayed the same until 2010. the number spiked to 30 million until 2012  after which it decreased again to 27.5 in 2013 and it stayed the same till 2014. since then the number was gradually increasing until 2017 with 31 million.
Target shooting has taken an overall rise.
The next highest was around 30 million in 2012.
The number increased to 27 in 2008.
It is at its highest in 2017 at around 31 million.
Hispanics continue to punch below their weight.
It also fell nearly two percentage points below the Hispanic turnout rate in 2008, which was 49.9%.
But the new Census Bureau data show that Hispanics’ turnout rate—just 48%—was far below that of whites (64.1%) or blacks (66.2%).
Much was made right after the November election about the clout of the Hispanic vote (by, among others, the Pew Research Center).
Because of population growth, the number of Latinos who voted for president increased by about 1.4 million from 2008 to 2012, to a record 11.2 million, but the number of Latinos who were eligible but chose not to vote increased even more—by 2.3 million—from 9.8 million in 2008 to 12.1 million in 2012.
By comparison, 60% of U.S.-born Hispanics, 67% of whites and 59% of blacks say it would be very easy to visit a public library in person.
According to the survey, just one-third of immigrant Hispanics say they would find it “very easy” to visit a public library in person if they wanted to do so.
This gap in use between foreign-born Hispanics and U.S.-born Hispanics, whites and blacks may reflect foreign-born Hispanics’ views of the relative ease of using public libraries.
In five of the other groups, pluralities ­ or, in the case of Upbeats and Disaffecteds, majorities ­ feel that the president should choose someone who would keep the court’s ideological balance about the same as it is now.
Most Liberals (52%) would prefer a nominee who will make the court more liberal.
Only two groups, Enterprisers (64%) and Social Conservatives (50%), clearly favor a choice that would make the court more conservative.
That study also found that a plurality of Americans (41%) believe that President Bush should choose someone who will keep the court about the same as it is now, while roughly equal numbers support a more conservative nominee (28%), or a more liberal one (24%).
The median household incomes of white, black, Hispanic and Asian households did not statistically change from 2011 to 2012.
In 1987 white incomes were about 88% of the typical Asian household.
In 1972, white incomes were 1.7 times black incomes.
These household income figures from the Census are not adjusted for variance in household size.
By 2012, whites incomes were 83% of Asian incomes.
The white-to-Hispanic income gap has risen since 1972, from 1.3 in 1972 to 1.5 in 2012.
Asian-Americans tend to have more people living in their households than do other race groups, which may account for some of the gap in median income.
White and black incomes have both risen since then and in 2012 white incomes were 1.7 times black incomes.
As the recent Pew Research report on Martin Luther King Jr.’s elusive dream noted, the gap in median income between white and black households has not changed much over the decades.
The Census Bureau has tracked Asian household incomes since 1987.
And both groups had relatively large – and growing – shares of liberal Democrats: 27% of Millennials and 21% of Gen Xers identified as liberal Democrats or Democratic-leaning independents.
Nearly a third of Boomers (31%) and 36% of Silents described themselves as conservative Republicans or Republican leaners, which also is higher than in the past.
All four groups have comparable numbers when it comes to groups in the middle: conservative and moderate Democrats and moderate and liberal Republicans.
The differences in partisan identification across generations are most apparent in the shares of liberal Democrats and conservative Republicans in each.
In 2016, as in recent years, Millennials and Gen Xers were the most Democratic generations.
By contrast, Boomers and Silents were the most Republican groups – largely because of the higher shares of conservative Republicans in these generations.
The Eiffel Tower was the most instagrammed tourist attraction with over 7 million tags.
Buckingham Palace was the least instagrammed tourist attraction.
Only five tourist attractions were tagged over 2 million times.
The number of black journalists working at U.S. daily newspapers has dropped 40% since 1997, according to the latest data from the American Society of News Editors.
In the last 16 years, the ranks of Hispanic and Asian journalists have also declined, though not as steeply — losing 13% and 2%, respectively.
That represents a loss of almost 1,200 journalists — from 2,946 in 1997 to 1,754 in 2013.
It’s also a steeper decline than the rate of job losses for white journalists — a 34% decrease during the same time period.
People living in wealthier states where per capita incomes are higher, such as New Jersey, Massachusetts and Connecticut, tend to see environmental regulations as worth the cost.
By contrast, those in states that voted for Republican candidate Mitt Romney in 2012 are more divided about the trade-off between the economy and environmental regulation.
By comparison, those in poorer states such as Mississippi and Alabama are more inclined to see environmental regulations as costing too many jobs and hurting the economy.
For example, nearly seven-in-ten adults in Hawaii (68%) and Vermont (70%) hold this view, and both are states that backed Obama in the 2012 election by a wide margin.
State economic conditions are another factor.
The political and economic contexts in which people live help explain differences in state-level support for stricter environmental regulations.
States that voted for Democratic candidate Barack Obama in the 2012 presidential election are more likely to say that stricter environmental regulations are worth the cost.
About half of Chinese (51%) have a favorable opinion of Russia, down from nearly two-thirds in 2014.
But the Chinese public’s views of Russia have merely returned to their long-term norm after a one-year spike.
Meanwhile, Russian views of China have improved markedly, rising from 64% in 2014 – roughly the level they had been at since 2007 – to 79%.
Chinese views of Russia have also dipped in the past year.
It has most than 6000.
New York is the state with the second most restaurants.
These are the 5 states with the most pizza restaurants.
Fluoride, Pennsylvania and Texas have between 4000 to 6000 pizza restaurants.
The state with the most pizza restaurants is California.
Until around 2007, there was a sharp u-turn where the rate rose again.
In 2009, this problem was resolved and the unemployment rate lowered again and has done since.
The unemployment rate rose, but then dramatically fell for a number of years.
This may reflect the open borders between Poland and other EU countries as well as dissatisfaction with economic conditions at home.
This includes publics that have recently witnessed massive political and economic upheaval, such as the Egyptians, worsening ethnic conflict, such as the Lebanese, and severe gang violence, such as the Salvadorans.
In just seven countries do at least four-in-ten say the next generation has more opportunities abroad.
Poles are also more inclined than most publics to say that young people should move abroad to have a good life.
Majorities or pluralities in 31 of the 34 emerging and developing nations surveyed say young people should stay at home to be successful, including more than eight-in-ten in Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, Malaysia and Tanzania.
An estimated 1.3 million Hispanics of Guatemalan origin resided in the United States in 2013, according to a Pew Research Center analysis of the Census Bureau’s American Community Survey.
Guatemalans are the sixth-largest population of Hispanic origin living in the United States, accounting for 2.4% of the U.S. Hispanic population in 2013.
At the same time, the foreign-born population of Guatemalan origin living in the U.S. grew almost 300%, up from 213,000 in 1990 to 834,000 in 2013.
Since 1990, the Guatemalan-origin population has increased almost fivefold, growing from 267,000 to 1.3 million over the period.
In comparison, Mexicans, the nation’s largest Hispanic origin group, constituted 34.6 million, or 64.1%, of the Hispanic population in 2013.
In nine countries, those on the ideological right are more likely than those on the left to say that terrorism is a major threat to their country.
Medians of nearly two-thirds say terrorism (66%) and cyberattacks (65%) pose major threats to their country, while roughly six-in-ten (61%) say the same about the spread of nuclear weapons.
Games has over 0.20% share of active apps.
The least popular app category was news.
The most popular app category was games.
This number halved by 1980.
The greatest number of households with 7 or more members was recorded in 1970.
There is a slight steady increase since 1985 with some peaks and falls from 2010 onwards.
Six percent of online adults are reddit users,1 according to a nationally representative survey by the Pew Research Center’s Internet & American Life Project.
This is our first survey that specifically examines reddit as a standalone platform, and it finds that young men are especially likely to visit the site.
Some 15% of male internet users ages 18-29 say that they use reddit, compared with 5% of women in the same age range and 8% of men ages 30-49.
Among individual cable news outlets, CNN’s regular audience has declined since 2008.
Regular viewership for both Fox News and MSNBC has not changed much in recent years.
Four years ago, nearly a quarter of Americans (24%) said they regularly watched CNN; that has fallen to 16% in the new survey.
About one-in-five Americans (21%) say they regularly watch Fox News, while about half as many (11%) say they regularly watch MSNBC.
An even bigger majority of Democrats and Democratic leaners – 93% – believe houses of worship should be required to follow local rules about social distancing and large gatherings without exemptions from coronavirus-related regulations.
Two-thirds of Republicans and independents who lean toward the Republican Party say that houses of worship should be required to follow the same rules about social distancing and large gatherings as other organizations and businesses in their local area, compared with a third who say they should be allowed more flexibility.
Prices rose steadily between 2012 and 2018 rising to 250 million with continued steady growth.
the year 2009-2010 showed a significant increase from 75 million until 200 million.
Despite a small decline of around £25million GBP between 2010 and 2012, the spending has steadily risen to a peak of nearly £300million GBP in 2020.
Between 2010 and 2012 there was a small decline.
There was a steep rise in the UK’s spending on chilled prepared fish between 2009 to 2010 to a value of £125million GBP.
(For more on declining ratings for the U.S. globally, see “U.S.
The change in American leadership has led to a shift in overall ratings for the U.S. in Germany.
Just 35% of Germans had a favorable opinion of the U.S. in 2017, down from 57% in 2016.
Tensions at the official level are reflected in German public opini0n.
A year earlier, 86% had expressed confidence in Trump’s predecessor, Barack Obama.
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In a spring 2017 Pew Research Center poll, only 11% of Germans said they had confidence in Trump to do the right thing in world affairs.
In Germany, 2014, The industry that have more Revenue share from the internet or EDI, are Transports, storage, post, courier.
And the Industry that have less Revenue for the same is construction.
But, particularly since 2016, generational gaps have emerged.
In 2008, generations differed little in their assessments of which country was the world’s leading economic power – the U.S., China, countries in the EU or Japan.
Now, Gen Xers are more likely than Millennials to say the U.S. is the world’s leading economy (66% vs. 51%, respectively).
Older generations are more likely to see the U.S. as the world’s leading economy.
An overwhelming majority of police officers (86%) said in 2016 that high-profile fatal encounters between black people and police officers had made their jobs harder.
Sizable majorities also said such incidents had made their colleagues more worried about safety (93%), heightened tensions between police and blacks (75%), and left many officers reluctant to use force when appropriate (76%) or to question people who seemed suspicious (72%).
Print books remain the most popular format for reading, with 65% of adults saying they had read a print book in the year before the survey.
Roughly seven-in-ten U.S. adults (72%) say they have read a book in the past 12 months in any format, a figure that has remained largely unchanged since 2012, according to a Pew Research Center survey conducted Jan. 8-Feb. 7, 2019.
Average rents were stable around £150 per week from 2008-2013 before showing signs of steady increase year on year rising to average of £200 per week by 2018/2019.