TIPP launches the TIPP Unity Index, a barometer of the country's unity. In the future, we will track the index on a monthly basis.
The TIPP Unity Index registered a somber reading of 37.8, reflecting the country's high level of division in April.
A whopping 61 percent believe the country is divided, while only 33 percent believe it is united.
TechnoMetrica, in its tradition of out-of-box thinking, developed the Unity Index, a barometer of the country's unity, based on the question:
In general, would you say the United States is Very United, Somewhat United, Not Very United, or Not At All United?
America needs policy reforms to safeguard law enforcement officers, prioritizing their safety over political maneuvering.
Out-of-touch with Main Street
Half of Americans think that the spate of antisemitic protests in colleges is the outcome of a progressive or liberal American college education.
Most Americans continue to strongly favor more border enforcement, not less, of current immigration rules.
After weeks of deadlock, Israel has softened its stance on the conditions for a hostage deal with Hamas, raising hopes of a breakthrough in diplomatic efforts to end the war in Gaza.
