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A historic year for mass shootings across the country wasn’t enough to convince conservatives that it’s time to implement some restrictions on assault rifles.On Wednesday, Senate Republicans blocked an assault weapons ban along with universal background checks for a class of weapon designed solely for the slaughter of people. They wouldn’t even let the legislation come up for a vote.Congress’s blatant dismissal of potential gun reforms flies in the face of what a majo...

Ipsos research helps make sense of the ESG alphabet soup, and provides practical steps for businesses to take the right actions for the benefit of people and the planet.

Proportion of people in Northern Ireland who say they would find a vote for unity ‘almost impossible to accept’ has declined since last year

Some 64% of voters in the South would vote for a united Ireland if a referendum were held now, with just 16% opposed to unification

Darrell Bricker, global CEO of Ipsos public affairs, said the polling indicates "a lot of sympathy" for the hostages and for the people who are suffering because of the conflict.

If confirmed the result will shake Dutch politics.

Significantly more New Zealanders now believe that the NZ healthcare system treats mental health as being equally important as physical health, putting New Zealand on par with the global country average. Ipsos has released its fourth report into ...

More than 13 million Dutch voters have a choice of 26 parties in Wednesday's vote.

The number of Americans who were supportive of Israel was reported to have been dwindling, according to Israeli authorities.

A new poll says that Americans have lowered their support for Israel and majority of them backs a ceasefire in Gaza.