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Ahead of Trans Woman’s Historic Olympic Debut, Americans Weigh in on Transgender Participation in Women’s Sports
43% of U.S. adults said trans women should not be allowed to compete in women's sports regardless of testosterone levels
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Gen Zers Are Vital to Movie Theaters’ Recovery. Here’s How Theaters Can Win Them Over
Discounts on tickets, food, along with premium features most likely to attract young moviegoers to theaters
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State-Level Comfort Data Shows ‘Black Widow’ Delay Made Sense, but Disney Can’t Rely on That Tactic
Streaming releases, delta variant pose risks to industry’s recovery, media analysts say
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Cleveland Indians’ Rebrand Divides Americans Along Familiar Cultural Fronts
37% of U.S. adults approve of the MLB team’s shift from “Indians” to “Guardians,” while 35% disapprove
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After Sha’Carri Richardson’s Olympic Snub, Americans Are Divided on Whether Athletes Should Be Allowed to Use Marijuana
Data indicates Richardson would have been among Team USA’s most prominent stars at the Tokyo Games
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Opposition to Olympics Among Japanese Adults Softens as COVID-19 Cases Increase Again
62% of Japanese adults believe the Summer Games should be postponed again or canceled, down from 71% last month
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One Strike, They’re Out: Disgraced TV Hosts Won’t Get a Second Chance From the Public
59% of U.S. adults say they support removing a host who has defended racist behavior
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Simone Biles Emerges as One of America’s Favorite Sports Figures Ahead of Tokyo Olympics
The 24-year-old gymnast was the fourth most popular choice for “favorite sports figure” among U.S. adults in an open-ended survey conducted earlier this month
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Baby Boomers and the Tokyo Olympics: New Data Raises Questions About the Typically Reliable Generation’s Plan to Tune In
Viewership appetite among older generation could raise "red flag" for NBC, expert says
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A 4-Day Workweek Appeals to 40% of U.S. Workers. But a 5-Day Workweek Is Almost as Popular
49% of female employees say they’d prefer a four-day workweek, compared to 34% of male workers