High Time To Legalize Marijuana?
With a draft of the Cannabis Administration and Opportunity Act out, we look at what Americans think of the drug, its status, and usage.
Domestic Policy
tippinsights and the TIPP Poll regularly gauge the American public on many domestic policies. These policies range from Marijuana legalization to Abortion policies, the economy, and anything else coming out from Washington D.C.
More Than Half Of Americans Believe China Influences American Politics And Decision-Making
Adam Savit, China Program Coordinator and Deputy Director for Congressional and Public Affairs at the Center for Security Policy, discusses how China's influence network influences American politics and decision-making.
78% Of Americans Are Concerned About Inflation
As concerns about inflation rise among Americans, we take a look at the "what" and "why" of it and the two distinct schools of thought behind the economic indicator.
What Goes Into Making EV Batteries? And How Does Howard Hughes Tie Into It?
In a two-part series, Robert Austin writes about the challenges in front of carmakers as they accelerate the shift to electric vehicles. In the second part, he addresses how the engineer/aviator/filmmaker may have been the pioneer in the field.
Americans Favor Domestic Pharma Manufacturing Due To National Security Concerns
The COVID-19 pandemic caught the U.S. on the back foot, scrambling to procure necessities like medicines, ventilators, and masks. It exposed the country's lopsided reliance on third-party vendors, foreign manufacturers, and other nations.
Vaccine Resisters Vs. Employer Mandate Battles Intensify As A Polarized Nation Faces A New Strain
IBD/TIPP Poll shows that Americans continue to be in favor of employers mandating employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19.
Americans Concerned About New Virus Strains
With new Coronavirus strains being detected, the majority of Americans believe it is a cause for concern. IBD/TIPP Poll finds the vaccine resistors are less concerned by the new virus strains.
Consolidating The Chips
A brief look at the role of semiconductors in today’s world and why the U.S. should improve its production capabilities in the domain.
Most Black People Oppose Olympic Protests Like Gwen Berry’s: I&I/TIPP Poll
I&I/TIPP poll finds that the public overwhelmingly rejects athletes showing disrespect for the American flag at international games.
Gusts Of Change
The Empire State Building is now 100% powered by Wind - read the headline this past February. And I wondered how did they do that?
I&I/TIPP Poll: Just 36% of Young People Are Proud To Be American
Terry Jones, the editor of Issues & Insights, discusses the findings of an I&I/TIPP poll on Americans' sense of national pride.
Hydrogen Taking To The Skies
Last week, we spoke about Hydrogen-powered cars to reduce emissions. In this second part, we look at what Hydrogen can do for the aviation industry.
Making Gasoline Pay To Offset Emissions
How much more would you pay at the gas station for a cleaner environment? Beyond the personal budget, the answer may significantly impact our planet in the long run.
TIPP Unity Index Edges Up In June
How unified or divided do Americans feel their country is? The TIPP Poll reveals - just a smidgen better than last month. Plus, the heartwarming story of what one artist is doing to mend the divide.
Public Backs Vaccine Mandates
With the economy opening up, employers and businesses are likely to mandate or require that employees and customers are vaccinated against Covid. The IBD/TIPP Poll shows that most Americans are in favor of the move.
Automotive Demand Index Brightens: It’s Pretty Breathtaking Actually
Our latest survey shows robust demand for new vehicles. We forecast auto sales to remain strong in the coming months, hovering around 17.5 million units on an annualized basis.