As the world braces for Facebook's earthshaking IPO, a new AP-CNBC poll shows that most Americans don't trust Facebook and are not optimistic about the company's future.
Ooh-ee. Match.com has released their second annual "Singles in America" study, and the information contained within ranges from scintillating to as approximately tepid as a lukewarm bath. Which is not unpleasant, really.
The best tea leaf reader in Iowa was the Des Moines Register's Ann Seltzer, which showed Rick Santorum just a percentage point behind Mitt Romney in the last days before the caucus.
Newt Gingrich's campaign theme song should be the Lady Sovereign song that goes "love me or hate me, it's still an obsession." He is both the sixth-most admired man in America and the most polarizing Republican presidential candidate. Here's our guide to today's polls and why they matter.
"God's Own Party"? "Grumpy Old People"? Survey finds Americans stumped
Fox News's tally puts him in the top tier with Mitt Romney and Rick Perry
A CNN/ORC International Poll found Perry with 28 percent support over Romney's 21 percent
An AP-MTV poll of teens and twenty somethings surveys what they find offensive
An AP-CNBC poll finds only 2 in 10 Americans think they'll be a millionaire in a decade
Gallup polling finds that unemployment is the top issue on everyone's mind
Two new polls give decent showings to Mitt in a head-to-head match up against Obama
Not great post-Labor Day news for the president to wake up to
An AP/GfK poll finds 51 percent blame Bush, 31 percent blame Obama
One reason so many aren't sure Obama's not a citizen is that they're not sure Hawaii is a state
The two states top Gallup's latest well-being index
Rasmussen finds 55 percent of the public somewhat supports a repeal
A new poll from Rasmussen finds the Texas governor with 29 percent of the vote
Gallup finds just 13 percent of Americans think Congress is doing a decent job
On Sunday, Gallup's daily approval hit a low of 39 percent
A Tea Party backed candidate is overwhelmingly viewed negatively according to Gallup
Rasmussen's latest finds that 54 percent think its "somewhat likely" he'll be reelected
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