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Nearly 20 percent of the global oil trade passes through its narrow waterway.

Religious people are more engaged in all kinds of community organizations and activities than their non-religious neighbors.

In a time of continued economic uncertainty, Americans' priorities are shifting.

The results range from presidential candidates to religious leaders, with an occasional entrepreneur or pop-culture icon in the mix.

High school graduates from the class of 2010 weigh in on how high school prepared them for their first year of college-level classes.

The gap is narrowing between beer drinkers and those who prefer wine and liquor.

Limited savings have forced millions of people to confront an unwelcome truth: They will need to work well past age 65 to save enough money to retire.

What kinds of economic crimes are most common, and where do they happen most often?

More than half of American Muslims say the fallout from 9/11 has made it more difficult to live as a Muslim in the U.S.

What does it mean for a country to be innovative, and which nations rank at the top of the list?

While Americans have an increasingly negative opinion of news organizations, they still trust the media more than the government or corporations.

Record numbers of Americans support legalizing marijuana.

Why do so many parents still refuse to have their children immunized?

Here's a look at how Palestine has shrunk since 1917.

Millions of Americans don't have reliable access to food. Here, we take a look at who's affected and why.

Citizens of countries that are unpopular on the global stage often face great challenges in traveling abroad.