Topic: Frank Luntz

Americans are more familiar with -- and more concerned about -- climate change and global warming than they are about 'climate crisis,' 'climate emergency' or 'climate justice,' a new survey shows.

Israel's PR success with the U.S. Embassy move to Jerusalem and an Israeli singer's win at Eurovision are overshadowed by the violence on the border with Gaza.

After a debate defined by personal insults, GOP leaders and mainstream Republicans said one thing is clear: They are handing the presidency to the Democrats.

Donald Trump isn't taking to political commentator Megyn Kelly well after Thursday's Republican debate.

Westerners are more concerned about the direction of the United States than just about any other region, a pollster told the Western Governors' Conference.

A YouTube video challenging John McCain's reputation for straight talk is a problem for the U.S. presidential hopeful, a GOP pollster said.

Fifty-five percent of Republicans have sex at least once a week, compared with 43 percent of Democrats, a U.S. survey found.

A new poll suggests approval ratings for Democrats and Republicans in the U.S. Congress have fallen to new lows.

Democrats are so intent on winning the White House in 2008 they may be afraid to nominate Sen. Hillary Clinton, D-N.Y., several top pollsters conclude.

Four U.S. television networks are planning a renewed lobbying effort with Congress to defend easing media ownership rules.