( The Hill) — More than 31 million Americans borrowed money last year to pay for health care, a new survey found. Those Americans borrowed about $74 billion, despite most of them have some form of ...

Some health policy experts say Kennedy’s early moves as HHS Secretary are concerning and suggest that he could undermine ...

Many Americans say they want more kids, but can't afford them because of steep childcare and household expenses.

A new Gallup poll found there's been a shift in Americans' views of the Israel-Hamas war, with less than half of Americans ...

There is growing gender disparity in perceptions of respect and dignity for women across the world. In the U.S. this ...

Presidential approval ratings show American's views during each term. See what the latest polls rated Donald Trump and how it ...

Stacker looked at data from The American Presidency Project to see which of the United States tended to lean most toward ...

Health care is so expensive that 31 million U.S. adults, or 12%, had to borrow a total of $74 billion last year to obtain medical care, new data shows. That includes people with health insurance, ...

Gallup's survey shows declining U.S. support for Israel and growing sympathy for Palestinians. Democrats are leading the ...

Less than half of Americans sympathize more with Israelis than with Palestinians, according to a new Gallup poll, the lowest ...

Millions of Americans admit that paying for health care expenses often means going into debt based on findings in a recent ...

A new survey reveals that about three in five Americans say the pandemic is over, and some concerns still persist.