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More US young men than young women say religion is important to them

Men aged 18-29 who see religion as central rises to 42%, Gallup survey finds, compared with 30% of young women

The Guardian - US

Gen Z turning its back on AI isn’t irrational—it’s a verdict on everyone who failed them

The most tech-native generation in U.S. history has soured on the defining technology of its era. The more they use it, the more they despair.

Fortune

More young men are attending church regularly in surprising uptick, poll finds

Several decades ago, young women were much more attached to religion than young men

The Independent UK

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What a new Gallup poll shows about young men's religious revival

A new Gallup poll shows more young men in the U.S. now say religion is “very important” in their lives compared to young women

The Independent UK

Religious resurgence stirs Gen Z

A closer look at Gen Z and religion.

Axios

Is this the tipping point for AI at work? New Gallup survey finds half of all US employees now use it in some way

New Gallup data claims AI usage is at an all-time high, with productivity gains the main boost.

TechRadar

Tax day: US taxpayers spend hundreds more on military as Trump pushes for vast increase

As Americans race to file their federal taxes before Wednesday’s deadline, new analysis breaks down where the money goes

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Number of Americans turning to AI for health advice revealed in new poll

One doctor likened the AI tools as an upgraded version of Google health searches

The Independent UK

Online response to the attack on Sam Altman's house shows a generational divide

Gen Z is furious about AI, and so is the American countryside.

Fortune

Industries most exposed to AI are not only seeing productivity gains but jobs and wage growth too

Forecasts of the impact of artificial intelligence range from the apocalyptic to the utopian. An October 2025 report from Senate Democrats, for example, predicted AI will destroy millions of U.S. jobs. A couple of years earlier, consultant company McKinsey forecast AI will add trillions to the global economy, while emphasizing…

The Conversation

Half of all US employees now use artificial intelligence at work, crossing landmark threshold for first time — Gallup data shows daily and weekly usage hitting all-time high of 28% in Q1 2026, with 65% feeling positive about its impact on productivity

50% of American adults in employment use AI at least once a year, with 28% using it daily or weekly, according to a new Gallup survey. While AI-focused companies are seeing huge disruption, 65% of those employees felt positive about its individual impact on their productivity.

Tom’s Hardware

As AI use increases at work, many employees still choose not to use it: Gallup poll

A new Gallup poll finds that more American workers are experimenting with artificial intelligence in their jobs, but there is a cohort of employees who remain skeptical

The Independent UK

Russia casts long shadow over campaign for Hungary's watershed vote

Days before Hungarians head to the polls in an election that stands to define their country's place in Europe, opponents of Prime Minister Viktor Orban are hoping his ties to Russia will drive voters to end his 16 years in power.

Radio France Internationale

Jamie Dimon says the best teams work like Navy SEALs, not sprawling ‘flat’ corporations

In his latest letter to shareholders, the JPMorgan Chase CEO pushes back on Big Tech’s “do more with less” megamanager model.

Fortune

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Gen Z's fading AI hype

Even Zoomers who use AI daily are less excited than they were last year.

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50 Pictures That Perfectly Capture The Essence Of Each State In The US

America is touted as the land of the free and the home of the brave... It's also one of the few places you'll see a Ferrari parked next to a tractor outside a school, or kids celebrating "Spring Break" in the snow. People have been sharing pics that perfectly depict…

Euronews

Where in Europe are workers the most stressed?

A new study covering 160 countries compares Europe's stress levels with those of the rest of the world, finding a mix of good and bad news for the old continent's employees and employers.

Fortune

The megamanager era: AI is doubling bosses’ workloads—and the costs are just beginning to show

As AI reshapes how workplaces are organized, the gap in human talent could widen faster than anyone expects.

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The Guardian - US

David Ellison says 70% of Americans are centrist. Surveys tell a different story

Paramount Skydance CEO has repeatedly cited the statistic when laying out the approach that CBS News and potentially CNN would take

The Guardian - UK

Was Trump oblivious to the realities of Netanyahu’s promised ‘easy’ war on Iran?

Senior US officials consider the PM’s pitch to have been overblown, creating potentially far-reaching consequences for Israel

International Business Times

China Earns Higher Global Approval Rating than U.S. In Biggest Gap In Decades: Gallup Poll

In a 2025 poll across 132 countries and territories, China posted a median leadership approval rating of 36%, edging past the United States, which stood at 31%.

International Business Times

Nearly Half of U.S. College Students Consider Changing Majors Due To AI Concerns, Poll Finds

A new survey found that 47% of currently enrolled college students have thought at least "a fair amount" about changing their major or field of study because of AI's potential impact on the job market.

Axios

More students in these majors are switching due to AI: poll

Students are entering an AI-crazed world.

Axios

Super scrollers sour on democracy: poll

Heavy users appear more likely to stray from democratic norms, the survey found.

Fortune

What Mark Zuckerberg’s AI sidekick could teach CEOs about leading by example

The Meta CEO and Facebook founder is closing a credibility gap that’s haunting other executives.

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