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  1. 3 hours ago

    Black Catholics are about as likely as other Catholics to attend Mass at least once a week: Roughly a quarter of Black and Hispanic Catholics say they attend Mass at least weekly, as do 31% of White Catholics.

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    Mar 17

    Americans are more likely to be “more concerned than excited” about increased use of in daily life than vice versa.

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  3. 6 hours ago

    5 key themes in Americans’ views about AI and human enhancement

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  4. 10 hours ago

    On Twitter, retweets of other posts make up a smaller share of all posts from infrequent users than from more active tweeters (26% vs. 46%). Both groups post comparable shares of original posts and quote tweets.

    A bar chart showing that roughly half of tweets from Twitter ‘lurkers’ are replies to other users
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  5. 13 hours ago

    While Republicans are more likely to say the Senate should not confirm Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court than to say that it should, they are also substantially more likely than Democrats to say they are unsure about whether it should.

    A bar chart showing that there are partisan and demographic gaps over whether the Senate should confirm Jackson to the Supreme Court
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  6. 15 hours ago

    Black Catholics are a little more likely than White or Hispanic Catholics to say that opposing racism and sexism are essential to what being a faithful Christian means to them.

    Bar chart showing three-quarters of Black Catholics say opposing racism is essential to their faith
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  7. 17 hours ago

    Black adults are particularly likely to say the Senate should confirm Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court: 61% say she should definitely or probably be confirmed. Smaller shares of Asian (51%), White (43%) and Hispanic (36%) adults say this.

    A bar chart showing that there are partisan and demographic gaps over whether the Senate should confirm Jackson to the Supreme Court
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  8. 19 hours ago

    While Black Catholics attend Mass at rates similar to White and Hispanic Catholics, our survey finds higher levels of individual religious practice among Black Catholics by some measures.

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  9. Mar 19

    Replies to other users are the most common type of tweet by infrequent Twitter users. They account for roughly half (51%) of tweets from so-called “lurkers,” compared with 30% of those from more frequent tweeters.

    A bar chart showing that roughly half of tweets from Twitter ‘lurkers’ are replies to other users
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  10. Mar 19

    Nearly seven-in-ten Democrats (68%) say it would be extremely (40%) or very historically important (28%) for a Black woman to be on the Supreme Court. By contrast, 15% of Republicans hold this view.

    A bar chart showing that Black adults, women, Democrats are more likely to say having a Black woman on the Supreme Court would be historically important
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    Mar 17

    What Americans think about possibilities ahead for human enhancement

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  12. Mar 19

    Black adults are significantly more likely than White and Hispanic adults to say having a Black woman on the Supreme Court would be historically important, with 72% saying it would be extremely or very important.

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  13. Mar 19

    Black (40%) and Hispanic Catholics (42%) are more likely than White Catholics (18%) to say it is essential that churches teach practical job and life skills, and that they offer sermons that address political topics such as immigration and race relations.

    Bar chart showing Black Catholics are more inclined than White and Hispanic Catholics to say churches should offer a sense of racial affirmation
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  14. Mar 19

    Americans see a need for higher standards to assess the safety of technologies on the horizon than are currently used.

    A bar chart showing that majorities think higher standards should be used in testing the safety of some developing technologies, not just existing standards
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  15. Mar 19

    45% of U.S. adults say they are equally excited and concerned about the increased use of AI programs in daily life, compared with 37% who say they are far more concerned than excited and 18% who are more excited than concerned.

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  16. Mar 18

    54% of Black Americans who were raised as Catholics still identify as Catholic, compared with 61% of White adults and 68% of Hispanic adults who were raised as Catholics and still identify with their faith.

    Bar chart showing about half of Black adults who were raised Catholic are still Catholic
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  17. Mar 18

    71% of Americans say they would find driverless cars more acceptable if regular reports about the number of accidents caused by them were required.

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    Mar 18

    INTERACTIVE: Where people around the world find meaning in life

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    Mar 18

    Notable finding from our survey earlier this week. Republicans have been skeptical of value of close cooperation with US allies, but 73% view working with allies on Russia/Ukraine as the 'right approach,' as do 85% of Democrats.

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    Mar 18

    78% of Americans say they would opt against computer chip implants to enhance cognitive functioning for themselves.

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