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A Gallup poll shows only 54% of US adults drink alcohol, the lowest since 1939. Declines are notable among Republicans and young adults, driven by increased health concerns and changing social attitudes. Overall, Americans are drinking less and perceiving moderate drinking as more harmful.
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Recent studies show the longstanding 'unhappiness hump' around midlife has vanished in the US and UK, driven by worsening mental health among young people. Data from 2020-2025 indicates mental ill-being now peaks among youth, reversing previous patterns. Experts link this to pandemic impacts and social factors.
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Recent Gallup polls show a decline in positive views of capitalism among US adults, especially Democrats and younger voters, with support for socialism slightly increasing. The shift reflects growing economic dissatisfaction and political polarization, influenced by education and political figures promoting socialist ideas.