Majorities of Democrats and Independents would not want to require Americans to give up their U.S. citizenship if they become citizens of another country; Republicans, on the other hand, are evenly split.

Opposition to the penny's elimination has grown among Democrats, Independents, and Republicans since February.

A majority (53%) of Americans somewhat or strongly disapprove of how ICE is handling its job; only 39% approve.

Americans are divided about whether the U.S. strikes have been legal and whether the government has presented evidence that the targets have been drug smugglers.

One-third of Americans who believe there is a war or conflict in U.S. cities say that the government is mostly to blame for creating the situation.

About half (49%) of Americans prefer their sandwiches to be cut diagonally, while 29% prefer them to be cut vertically.

72% of Americans are more likely to use the term "Department of Defense" while only 18% are more likely to use "Department of War."

Most Americans view Trump's use of social media negatively. Half of Americans say he posts too much and an equal share say his posts are inappropriate. Evaluations of Newsom's social media use are less negative: Roughly equal shares of Americans express positive and negative opinions about his social media.

A new YouGov poll finds that more Americans support than oppose flying the flag at half-staff for Kirk, but that majorities oppose each of the other proposed commemorations included in the poll.

According to a new YouGov survey conducted just before Jimmy Kimmel's suspension was lifted, Americans' concerns about freedom of speech are at a high point