Gallup may refer to:
Gallup, Inc., a firm founded by George Gallup, well known for its opinion poll
Gallup (surname), a surname
Gallup, New Mexico, a city in New Mexico, United States
Gallup station, an Amtrak train in downtown Gallup, New Mexico
Gallup.
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Recent Pew Research data reveals a stabilization in American spirituality and religious affiliation. While the number of Christians has remained steady at 62%, the growth of religiously unaffiliated individuals, known as 'nones,' has leveled off. This shift suggests a pause in the trend of secularization in the U.S. as of March 2025.
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The US birth rate has reached a historic low, with millennials and Gen Z delaying parenthood due to financial pressures. Rising childcare costs and economic instability are significant factors influencing family planning decisions. Despite a preference for larger families, many Americans feel unable to afford more children, prompting calls for policy changes to support parents.
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On March 17, St. Patrick's Day is celebrated globally, honoring Ireland's patron saint. The day has evolved from solemn religious observance to vibrant festivities, particularly in the U.S., where parades and parties are common. This year, celebrations reflect both traditional and modern interpretations of Irish culture.
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Australia has fallen to 11th place in the latest global happiness rankings, while the US has dropped to its lowest-ever position at 24th. Finland remains the happiest country for the eighth consecutive year, followed by Denmark and Iceland. The report highlights the importance of social connections in determining happiness.
