In this month's Time Machine… safer cars didn’t just happen. Americans demanded change. Decades of public support and policy action helped turn concerns about safety, fuel use, and clean energy into national standards. https://t.co/x6AF2ydx8u

Immigration policy remains contested in the United States, especially along partisan lines. How does terminology influence this public opinion? Catch the conversation here: https://t.co/FA43y4o9D0

What holiday will you celebrate on Monday, October 13th? While many citizens still defend the long-established Columbus Day, Indigenous Peoples' Day is gaining momentum nationwide. https://t.co/FA43y4o9D0

Coming later this morning: On this week's Poll Hub, let's talk about American tradition. Are people moving towards celebrating Indigenous Peoples' Day or is Columbus Day here to stay? Subscribe now to get it when it's released: https://t.co/FA43y4o9D0

New research shows class in America isn’t just about money or politics; it shapes friendships, community ties, and even if we have someone to lean on in a crisis. Check out the story on this week's Poll Hub: https://t.co/FA43y4o9D0

Americans are weighing in on the direction of their country, priorities on guns and safety, and growing concerns about political violence and freedom of speech. We're looking at the data on this week's episode. https://t.co/FA43y4o9D0

Coming later this morning: On this week's Poll Hub, let's talk about who Americans put blame on for this government shutdown and the connection between class and social connection Subscribe now to get it when it's released: https://t.co/FA43y4o9D0

Lee's take on our latest poll with @NPR and PBS @NewsHour:

Do Americans want the National Guard doing police work? Our latest poll with @NPR and PBS @NewsHour suggest there's an almost even split: https://t.co/FFBaEOOk16

How much is too much? Out now, our brand new poll with @NPR and PBS @NewsHour takes a closer look at what Americans think about the state of free expression: https://t.co/FFBaEOOk16

ICYMI, our just-released poll with @NPR and PBS @NewsHour makes some news on how Americans think about the threat of a government shutdown this time versus many of the last few: https://t.co/FFBaEOOk16

If the government shuts down and gridlock ensues, who will Americans hold responsible? Our brand-new poll with @NPR and PBS @NewsHour suggests there's plenty of blame to go around. https://t.co/FFBaEOOk16

Coming today at noon! Our brand-new survey with @NPR and PBS @NewsHour If there's a government shutdown, who will Americans blame? https://t.co/FFBaEOOk16

Free speech is being tested like never before. After Charlie Kirk’s assassination and the controversy over ABC's Jimmy Kimmel suspension, are Americans rethinking what the First Amendment really means and what it means to be American? https://t.co/FA43y4o9D0

You probably take thousands of photos every year but do they really help you remember? Or are we losing our memories in the noise of digital clutter and AI fakes? https://t.co/FA43y4o9D0

Coming later this morning: Kimmel's back but is the First Amendment still central to American identity? Subscribe now to get it when it's released: https://t.co/FA43y4o9D0

Americans are growing more skeptical of capitalism, but socialism isn’t gaining ground. What does this reveal about the nation’s economic identity? https://t.co/FA43y4o9D0

New York City’s mayoral race is heating up and continues to draw sharp opinions. What do voters think about the candidates and the direction of the city? https://t.co/FA43y4o9D0

Coming later this morning: A high-stakes race for NYC mayor, a debate over capitalism’s place in American life, and a look at the gifts people would rather return than receive. Subscribe now to get it when it's released: https://t.co/FA43y4o9D0

Still awake! We've got brand-new poll numbers on the NYC Mayoral race. Is Trump right? https://t.co/FFBaEOOk16