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TrendSegments: Nostradamus Could Never
- 2023/01/11
- by Jordan Boeder
Well, Americans' relentless optimism is on full display yet again, as they think 2023 will be better than 2022.
Read more2022: ICYMITE (In Case You Missed It: Trendlines Edition)
- 2022/12/21
- by Sarah Binns
What happened in 2022? If you don’t remember (or you’re still screaming into the void), Trendlines can help.
Read moreTrendSegments: The Cold, Cruel Fate of New Year’s Resolutions
- 2022/03/02
- by Cory Manento
We followed up with reader's to ask who among them kept the New Year's Resolutions they declared in January... the results will probably not shock you.
Read moreA Year in Song
- 2022/01/19
- by Jordan Boeder
Americans view the death toll surpassing 800,000 as the most impactful event of 2021.
Read moreTrendSegments: Don't Run Back '21
- 2022/01/12
- by Jordan Boeder
59% of Americans believe that their personal lives will be better in 2022, and 45% have the same outlook for society in general.
Read more2020 Holiday Double Take
- 2021/01/14
- by Kyle Block
Then we have the armed insurrection of the US Capitol. Ready for a little blame game? While 72% of Democrats believe Donald Trump is to blame, only 24% of ...
Read moreThe Terrible, Horrible, no Good, very Bad Year that was
- 2021/01/14
- by Kyle Block
As we crawl out of the dark cave that was 2020, many of us are looking forward to a brighter 2021: 76% of Americans are optimistic that 2021 will be at ...
Read moreThe Best of the Worst
- 2021/01/12
- by Kyle Block
We used a MaxDiff experiment to stack rank the impact of some of the most negative events of 2020.
Read moreTrendlines Superlatives
- 2021/01/06
- by Kyle Block
Although there may not be much to look back on this year outside of work, we wanted to bring back some of our favorite stories for a little preemptive ...
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