Pope Francis holds his weekly general audience in the Courtyard of St. Damaso on June 9, 2021. / Daniel Ibanez/CNA
Washington D.C., Jun 25, 2021 / 14:30 pm (CNA).
According to a recent online survey released by the Pew Research Center on June 25.
A median of 75 percent of respondents in 12 advanced economies expressed confidence in Biden's global leadership, compared with 17 percent in President Donald Trump's, the Pew Research Center survey found.
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Summer is all about being outside, but itâs way more than just sunning and swimming. Itâs a great season for taking up a new outdoor game or sport to help you get moving and stay fit.
Not all of them need expensive specialized equipment. Furthermore, a lot of used sporting goods are great for beginners and can be snagged for a song at garage sales and thrift stores. Here is a brief history of some outdoor games you might be playing this year.
Frisbee
On Thanksgiving Day 1937, Walter Frederick Morrison and his future wife, Lucille, had a grand time tossing a popcorn can lid back and forth. They were playing the same game at the beach with a cake pan (worth 5 cents). A passerby offered them 25 cents for the pan. Morrison saw dollar signs â well, at least cents â in a 20-cent-per-pan profit. After World War II, Morrison and business partner Warren Franscioni started making flying plastic discs before ending their partnership in 1950. Morrison formed his own compan
A growing number of conservatives oppose automatic voter registration and no-excuse early voting, policies overwhelmingly backed by liberals.
A voter submits a ballot in an official drop box during early voting in Athens, Ga., last October. (AP Photo/John Bazemore, File)
(CN) Fewer Republicans than Democrats support automatic voter registration and they want narrower eligibility conditions for obtaining absentee ballots, according to a national survey by the Pew Research Center.
The nonpartisan polling organization asked 5,109 adults in the U.S. about their opinions on election procedures and compared their results to previous surveys. Their findings released Thursday suggest that the gulf between liberal and conservative Americans is widening on issues of voting access.