Here's what the men in your life are likely to be doing in June... https://t.co/FwtyTfTE9d

Despite concerns about the impact of sports betting, the percentage of Americans betting on a live sporting event doubled since 2023. As more people engage with sports betting, platforms must ensure that their users are aware of how to gamble responsibly. https://t.co/Bv7UnoWlW2

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Join us to hear our clear framework for translating the most uncomfortable global realities into relevant and powerful creative briefs that not only build trust, but drive growth in an era of deep, persistent tension. https://t.co/tp0gW8VsmJ

2026 will be a year of reckoning for CEOs. Join Ipsos at The Conference Board’s two-day strategy session to hear what should be top of mind for business leaders as they translate strategy into action for 2026. See you there! https://t.co/JQ45rHwcx4

📣 ATTENTION thought leadership researchers, storytellers, editors, and marketers: join Ipsos at the GTLI Symposium in Houston on February 5 and 6. If you shape, produce, or apply thought leadership to drive influence and impact, this event is for you! https://t.co/WbkaWvvYcw

Our latest Essentials tracker infographic signals a hopeful note as we head into the New Year, with half of consumers feeling their quality of life is heading in the right direction, though this is mostly led by high income earners and parents. Take a look https://t.co/pTge7ZdNvd

Polling shows an American public that is divided. Here are five charts on how Americans feel about the U.S. removal of Maduro and whether the military operation moved the needle https://t.co/fTtdWCqz9b

A significant gap has emerged between Americans' aspirations and current assessments regarding U.S. moral leadership, according to a new NPR/Ipsos poll. While 3 in 5 agree the U.S. should be the moral leader of the world, only 39% believe it actually is. https://t.co/zv8icR9LOU

Long regarded as a cornerstone of growth, innovation is delivering less than it once did. To understand why, we’ve partnered with Alchemy-RX and Market Logic to survey CEOs and CMOs to uncover the challenges, shifts, and opportunities. Don't miss out! https://t.co/rGZDjRFGHA

Technology is rewriting every rule of how we live, work, and connect. Revisit Amber's insights at the FQ Lounge @ #CES2026 exploring how technology can enhance human potential and drive shared progress. Watch the recoding here https://t.co/6YSBo2jq8w

Revisit insights from Jamie's FQ Lounge @ #CES2026 to learn how platforms, brands and creators can foster meaningful connection, spark engagement, and build communities where everyone feels they belong. Watch the recording here https://t.co/6YSBo2jq8w

Join us to hear findings from our recent research on the finances, attitudes, and aspirations of the highest-earning households around the world. We'll examine their expectations and strategies for the year ahead, and how they will impact markets. https://t.co/z18s5FdoBy

Americans are split over U.S. military action in Venezuela to remove President Nicolas Maduro: 33% say they approve of the U.S. removing the Venezuelan president compared with 34% who disapprove and 32% who say they are not sure.

Family caregivers are stretched thin — and few know about existing opportunities for support. Institutions will need to take action, says Ipsos' Mallory Newall. For more foresight into the future of families, join us on January 22! https://t.co/dJXR7eIrya https://t.co/zArOy89waj

It is entirely fitting that when asked to rate 2025, the means landed between a 6 and 7. (Those with kids and teenagers will see it). On all levels, from close in “me personally” and “my job” out to “the country” we saw a small dip in how we rated the year https://t.co/0MsFMUTGGk

New Ipsos poll conducted on behalf of the U.S. Travel Association finds that nearly all Americans agree it is important for the U.S. to provide a safe and efficient travel experience ahead of hosting major international events in the next few years https://t.co/QYSsoXdiDv

2025 was a defining year across the economy, politics, and technology. Ipsos has identified nine key trends that shaped the year and what they reveal about the world ahead. Take a look: https://t.co/5YZ983BXfX

Every year, we ask Americans how they resolve to make the year ahead better. The results for 2026 are more or less in line with last year’s resolutions. However, it’s worth noting that even more (61%, up from 53% last year) want to lose weight in 2026. https://t.co/L1vlGsqhNC

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Good news, gift-givers. What we plan to give mostly lines up with what folks want to get. We’re a tiny bit less enthused for the gift cards that are projected to be the most-gifted item. Interestingly, gaming devices are more popular to give than receive. https://t.co/UcbjiVfnlN