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In Italy, Spain and Greece, only about one-quarter of people say their country is one in which it is possible to improve their standard of living https://pewrsr.ch/2IjCytX pic.twitter.com/we3dVqrIiO

Mexico is the top origin country of the U.S. immigrant population. https://pewrsr.ch/2MruZX6 pic.twitter.com/ZyyydPZFpz

Recently arrived U.S. immigrants are better educated than longer-tenured immigrants, and the gap between the two groups has widened since 2010. https://pewrsr.ch/2EQwGau pic.twitter.com/r841JL7HfW

College educated % in each group (2017): Recently arrived immigrants (5 years or less in U.S.): 47% Longer-term immigrants (more than 10 years): 28% U.S.-born residents: 32% https://pewrsr.ch/2EQwGau pic.twitter.com/Li0wHVZpKH

Our summer 2018 survey found relatively few Americans trust major technology companies to consistently do what is right, and 51% think they should be regulated more than they are currently https://pewrsr.ch/2VgkiHb pic.twitter.com/c2Rfxgrh86

81% of black U.S. adults with at least some college experience say they’ve experienced racial discrimination, at least from time to time, including 17% who say this happens regularly. https://pewrsr.ch/2XlbY9L pic.twitter.com/FBVIxRrjHg

57% of Americans say men and women in top positions in business and politics tend to have different leadership styles; most who say this believe neither has the better approach https://pewrsr.ch/2WhEfBS pic.twitter.com/6XpjeA0Q02

Roughly two-thirds of parents are concerned their teen spends too much time in front of screens; a slightly smaller share limits how often their teen can be online or on their phone https://pewrsr.ch/2UlrjJw pic.twitter.com/QgyEoosv4p

74% of Americans think the content people post on social media does not provide an accurate picture of how society feels about important issues https://pewrsr.ch/2FXletr pic.twitter.com/R3q5mGxyuX

Concerns about emigration are widespread in southern European nations, less common in northern Europe https://pewrsr.ch/2ulefVO pic.twitter.com/Zkg3K5mZlT

Just 27% of Americans say that giving people who are in the U.S. illegally a way to gain legal status is like rewarding them for doing something wrong. More than twice as many (67%) say they don’t think of it this way. https://pewrsr.ch/2Ml4JxA pic.twitter.com/AoArbDZTjq

Women in #STEM jobs tend to be paid less than men working in STEM, but this gender pay gap varies across occupations https://pewrsr.ch/2IeipVS pic.twitter.com/n6xAc0BzGX

Quiz: How much do you know about science? https://pewrsr.ch/2HY2mx9 pic.twitter.com/xPxczu5e7P

More educated adults are more likely to use smartphones in 11 emerging economies https://pewrsr.ch/2FF7iFq pic.twitter.com/dzffSDplXR

Majorities in many European migrant destinations think immigrants increase the risk of terrorism https://pewrsr.ch/2FT4EMz pic.twitter.com/5t1IkPYe6I

In 2000, when the Center first began to study the social impact of technology, nearly half (48%) of American adults did not use the internet. Today, that number is 10% https://pewrsr.ch/2GrhLUj pic.twitter.com/X4hZelv2Pj

5 facts about crime in the U.S. https://pewrsr.ch/2HQ98TJ pic.twitter.com/L67aXVpZAW

The top 20 metropolitan areas for unauthorized immigrants have been remarkably consistent over the past decade. The top 18 areas have ranked among the top 18 in each year since 2005. https://pewrsr.ch/2J4tr3W pic.twitter.com/XlCKfyUZ4j

56% of U.S. teens associate the absence of their cellphone with at least one of these three emotions: loneliness, being upset or feeling anxious https://pewrsr.ch/2UlrjJw pic.twitter.com/Y6kZRb7TZK

42% of U.S. adults live in or near the community where they grew up. Are you among them? https://pewrsr.ch/2Xi9usR pic.twitter.com/1nbxVFICKG