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The military inspires a great deal of confidence in almost six in 10 Americans, while Congress inspires such confidence in less than one in 10 Americans, according to research from Harris Interactive. Read more »
Following three years of strong growth, the global electronic equipment market's expansion will decelerate slightly in 2007, iSuppli Corp. predicts. Read more »
US teenagers largely ignore war and politics - and news in general - according to a study from Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government that found 60% of teenagers pay little attention to daily news, reports Reuters. Read more »
More Americans age 17-29 are paying attention to the presidential race than four years ago, but they're substantially familiar with only two candidates, Democratic Senators Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton, according to a New York Times/CBS News/MTV poll, reports the New York Times. Read more »
The conventional wisdom that Americans are overwhelmingly conservative is fundamentally false, according to "The Progressive Majority: Why a Conservative America is a Myth," a study of poll data by Media Matters for America and Campaign for America's Future. Read more »
