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Beyond the Podium: How Americans Experienced the 2026 Winter Olympics

Published on Feb 24, 2026 by Team Socratic

From rising sports engagement to sharp political divides, the 2026 Winter Games reflected more than athletic competition. Our latest research unpacks who watched, what resonated, and how broader national sentiment shaped perceptions of the Games.

By Team Socratic

Labor Day 2026

In recognition of Labor Day, our latest omnibus study takes a closer look at what the holiday means to Americans in 2026. The findings reveal that its connection to workers remains strong, even as most plan to celebrate quietly, spend modestly, and enjoy the long weekend with family and friends.

Seasonal spending, Holidays, Omnibus

By Team Socratic

4th of July Independence Day 2026

As the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary, our latest omnibus study explores how Americans plan to celebrate Independence Day in 2026. From patriotic traditions and holiday spending to consumer attitudes, the findings reveal the enduring customs that continue to define July 4th.

Omnibus, Consumer insights, Consumer Products, Family gatherings, Holidays, Uncategorized

By Team Socratic

Fathers Day 2026: Meaningful and Modest

Father's Day may not command the same attention or spending as Mother's Day, but it remains deeply meaningful to American families. Our latest research reveals a celebration focused less on gifts and more on quality time, shared experiences, and recognizing the fathers and father figures who make a difference.

Holidays, Omnibus

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