The FINANCIAL -- Brussels, 11 July 2011 - One in five 15 year olds and many adults in Europe cannot read properly.

The FINANCIAL -- As with many organizations that get caught up in partisan politics, the NAACP gets mixed reviews from the American public.

The FINANCIAL -- UK parents are being put under pressure by a growing trend of tiger mums and competitive dads, according to new research from Aviva.

The FINANCIAL -- Americans continue to believe that young children are on their computers and other electronic devices too often and think parents should control how much time they spend doing so.

The FINANCIAL -- The U.S. Supreme Court last week overturned a California law that made it illegal to rent or sell violent video games to children, but Americans strongly favor such laws.

The FINANCIAL -- While many people look forward to the Fourth of July for barbecues and fireworks, most Americans recognize the importance of our nation’s Independence Day—but that does not mean barbecues and fireworks are off the table.

The FINANCIAL -- While politicians argue whether to increase Social Security taxes or raise the retirement age for eligibility, voters think such decisions should be made closer to home.