Poll shows global distrust of U.S. policy rises in allies and foes
A Pew Research survey across 46 nations finds waning support for the U.S.-led war on Iraq and global anti-terror efforts since 2002. Trust in President Bush falls below Putin among allies Britain, Germany and Canada, while views on Russia and China grow mixed or negative in many regions.
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America receives lower favorability abroad in new survey
A global survey finds favorable views of the United States have declined in most countries since 2002. Researchers note shifts in perception across regions and emphasize the influence of politics, policy, and media on international impressions.
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Big cities shrink as migration and economy shift nationwide
Census estimates show Phoenix rising to fifth largest city, overtaking Philadelphia which fell to about 1.4 million in 2006. Detroit, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, St. Louis and Buffalo shed over half their populations since 1950. New Orleans lost about 228,000 post Katrina. Americans migrate south and west, fueling suburban growth while older cities reinvent with universities and healthcare.
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