People are jumping the gun responding to e-mails and texts, and it seems to be backfiring. Responding too quickly when they are busy is the reason most commonly cited (by 16%) for sending an online communication or text that is later regretted, according to the YouGov Omnibus public opinion survey ...

Nearly half of American consumers (47%) would be more likely to buy a product that has “Made In The USA” branding on it, according to the YouGov Omnibus public opinion survey taken June 11 and 12, 2013. One third (32%) said they would definitely choose to buy that product, with ...

“World War Z” is not a science-fiction concept to some Americans: 14% of Americans believe there is at least a small chance of a zombie apocalypse actually happening  according to the YouGov Omnibus survey taken May 15 through 17, 2013. To many people, the zombies are already here: ...

More than one out of two people (53%) think that the curtain should fall on long-running TV show “American Idol” because it is no longer relevant, according to the YouGov Omnibus survey taken June 4 through 6, 2013. Only 16% of the respondents said “American Idol” should continue ...

More than one out of three U.S. citizens (37%) believes their birthdays should be Federal holidays and entitle them to take off from work, according to the YouGov Omnibus survey taken May 28 - 30, 2013. Women (41%) and African Americans (48%) are the strongest supporters of the ...