Identity, dignity, and shared responsibility
Only 35% of Americans born in the 2000s say most people can be trusted, versus 77% of those born before 1960. But their trust is climbing fast. Here’s what Marquette, Pew, the Surgeon General and the Census Bureau actually show.
Gallup’s 2025 data: 31% attend weekly or nearly weekly, 57% seldom or never. What the numbers show, how Pew’s survey differs, and what neither can tell us.
The FBI logged nearly $893 million in losses tied to AI scams in 2025, including voice clones of loved ones. Imposter scams cost Americans $3.5 billion. A simple family plan, and what to do by payment method if it already happened.
