The skies may not be clear, but passengers’ minds surprisingly are. A strong majority of American travelers are unfazed by a noticeable spate of recent sky-high airline drama — most notably a door plug blowing off an Air Alaska flight in January — according to a new survey by the Associated Press. Despite those and … Read more
When it comes to office water cooler talk, Gen Z is running dry. A majority of Gen Z said they have no idea what to talk about with their coworkers, according to a Harris Poll compiled for Fortune. The poll of 1,000 workers of all ages discovered 65% of Gen Z were speechless around their … Read more
The average American says financial independence is making upwards of $94,000 per year and 60% feel optimistic they can reach this money milestone. In a recent poll of 2,000 U.S. adults, spenders and savers say financial freedom is synonymous with resilience and independence: not needing money from family and friends (47%), reaching a certain net … Read more
You feel what you eat — a new survey has found that 93% of Americans feel a “physical impact” from what they eat, and many are being left feeling tired. The poll of 2,000 US adults found many feel either tired (54%), frustrated (22%), or even sad (17%) by the time their day is done, … Read more
The average active American would quit on their health-related resolutions about seven weeks into the new year, according to new research. A survey of 2,000 Americans who work out at least once a week examined how closely people stick to health-related resolutions and found that 29% confess they’d last less than a month. The average … Read more
Two-thirds of Americans say their pet is the four-legged version of themselves, according to new research. The survey of 2,000 dog and cat owners revealed that 65% believe they adopted themself in pet form due to the overwhelming number of similarities. Four in 10 (38%) said they share personality traits or hobbies — this includes enjoying … Read more
Younger Americans are more likely to feel “economically empowered” than older Americans, according to new, international research. When looking at the 2,000 Americans surveyed, data revealed Gen Z and millennials were the most likely to currently feel economically empowered (66% and 70%, respectively). This was compared to 51% of Gen X and 52% of American … Read more
A new study has identified a growing concern compelling American homeowners to take action for their homes and families: over the next five years, a third of Americans believe severe weather events will leave their homes without power more often. The poll of 2,000 US homeowners found three in four have made improvements to their … Read more
The average American only believes they’re 70% healthy, according to new research. Based on a survey of 2,000 U.S. adults, 42% percent of those who did not rate their health as 100% can’t even remember the last time they felt completely healthy. According to respondents, being healthy means eating healthy foods (45%) and being physically … Read more
The average American has four things in their home only used for impressing guests, according to new research. A recent survey of 2,000 U.S. adults aged 21 and older looked at what parts of the home respondents would show off to others and found that part of what makes a home feel fancy is architectural … Read more
More than two in five Americans would consider a solo vacation instead of celebrating the holidays this season (45%), according to new research. A survey of 2,000 Americans looked at travel plans for this holiday season and found that 63% will be traveling this year — up from 41% last year — with their kids … Read more
Nearly six in 10 (57%) Americans have bought or read a book based solely on its cover, new research suggests. A survey of 2,000 U.S. adults found that surprisingly, a whopping 96% of those who did so said the book largely met their expectations. Two-thirds (67%) also admitted they only read books that have been … Read more
Would you give up internet for a whole year just to sleep better? A new survey revealed almost half of Americans said “yes, absolutely.” A new poll of 2,000 US adults found 45% would be willing to give up the internet for a full 365 days to help their sleep, while others would give up … Read more
The average American spends nearly 300 hours a year cleaning their home, according to new research. A survey of 2,000 adults explored their cleaning habits and found that the average person spends over five hours a week cleaning their home. In fact, cleaning is one of the activities that takes up a good chunk of … Read more
Half of Americans have attended a holiday party specifically for the treats and desserts, according to new research. The survey of 2,000 general population Americans revealed that, while 48% have attended a party solely for the sweets they expected to be there, 43% have also stayed at a gathering for the treats — then left. … Read more
This holiday season is sure to be a big one, as new data reveals that Americans who are celebrating the winter holidays will partake in over 10 gatherings this year. That’s according to a survey of 2,000 U.S. adults who celebrate a winter holiday, which revealed that most Americans are celebrating Christmas Day (70%), Christmas … Read more
Young adults are having a hard time embracing the “adult.” A new survey revealed that Gen Z and millennial adults are facing more difficulties than their parents did when it comes to achieving milestones in the workforce. Of the 1,039 young adults surveyed, aged between 18 and 34, 55% said it’s “much harder” to buy … Read more
Forty-five percent of Americans said having different movie tastes is a relationship dealbreaker. A survey of 5,000 Americans who stream (100 per state) found when it comes to streaming and romance in real life, nearly six in 10 (57%) people polled across all 50 states consider streaming a movie or series and hooking up as … Read more
Americans would rather inherit a pet from a loved one than a car, according to new research. A poll of 2,000 U.S. adults revealed that the top assets respondents would like to inherit one day are a house or property (65%), followed by their four-legged friends (59%) and money (58%). A little more than half … Read more
Nearly two-thirds of Americans only go to the doctor when something feels “extremely wrong,” new research suggests. A recent survey of 2,000 respondents found that 64% take a more reactive approach to their health, rather than a proactive one. Men polled were particularly susceptible to this – 79% said they only go to the doctor … Read more