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One in five Americans say they regularly get news on TikTok, a dramatic uptick from just 3% in 2020, according to a Pew Research Center analysis published last week. "During that span, no social media platform we've studied has experienced faster growth in news consumption," Pew researchers noted. TikTok's growing prevalence as a source of news isn't limited to young people. Older adults are also turning to it more frequently for news.

Data from a Pew Research Center poll found that 59 per cent of LGBTQ+ adults want to get married in their lifetime, a significant increase from 28 per cent in 2013.

Users who encountered an AI summary clicked on a traditional search result link in 8% of all visits. Those who did not encounter an AI summary clicked on a search result nearly twice as often (15% of visits).

The increased trust among Republicans in mainstream news could signal a slow shift, revealing that not all factors affecting media perception are permanent.

Trans adults were nearly twice as likely as gay or lesbian adults to say they had faced harassment within the past 12 months (42 percent vs. 22 percent).

The economic climate has prompted many young adults to delay independence, with California leading the nation in young adults living at home.