surveys

We're on a quest to find "The Worst Invention of All Time" and it's proving to be a little tougher than initially thought.  I mean, there have been some doozies!  New Coke is right up there near the top.

According to a new survey, what mothers want for Mother’s Day and what the men in their lives think they want for Mother’s Day aren’t necessarily the same thing.

Gay marriage is in the news this week, with people on both sides of the issue scoring victories of sorts.

According to a massive survey of more than 353,000 adults of all ages by Gallup, almost half of Americans over the age of 18 suffers from chronic pain.

If you’re left-handed, you know how tough it is to live in a right-handed world. Now scientists have discovered why so many of us are right-hand dominant:. The answer may surprise you.

Eric Church‘s comments about television singing competitions have split the country audience. Reader responses to his remarks and perceived insults in the current issue of Rolling Stone were intense, but far from unanimous. There’s little doubt that he voiced an opinion held by many — but certainly not all — country music fans.

Congress is currently considering a postal service overhaul which would eventually eliminate Saturday delivery in a bid to make the postal service more cost efficient. How would that go over with the public?

Chock this up to our simple minds: Guys apparently believe chicks wear red because they are looking to score.

A new poll finds that contrary to popular belief, money really can buy happiness. The survey even put an exact price tag on it: $50,000.

Members of the Army and Marine Corps are often taught aggressive driving techniques while they’re deployed in areas like Iraq and Afghanistan. And according to insurance company USAA, they’re bringing those driving habits home — and causing more accidents as a result.

If you feel like you need to lose a few pounds, you are certainly not alone.

The excuse of conducting some surveys in the name of research often results in gems like this. According to a new study by British retailer Debenhams, women aged 23 are likeliest to wear the shortest skirts.