How Americans feel about the Supreme Court
Stephen Breyer, age 82, has served the second-longest amount of time on the Court, but Breyer is the least known Justice.
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Why aren’t some Americans getting vaccinated against COVID-19? Often, it’s a lack of trust
Given a list of possible reasons for not getting vaccinated, the top answer is that people worry about side effects.
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Nearly half of Americans say the economy is getting worse, more than ever before under Biden
Nearly one half (46%) of Americans say the economy is getting worse, the highest percentage so far in President Joe Biden’s presidency.
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One in three Americans would take a government shutdown over an increase to the debt ceiling
Many Americans are ready to see their federal government shut down, rather than see the debt ceiling raised.
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Few Americans object to the large Capitol Police presence and fencing at a protest
Americans’ attitude to police preparation for Saturday’s rally is a big shift from their view of Jan. 6 preparedness.
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Most Americans support asylum only for Afghans who helped the U.S. military
This week’s Economist/YouGov Poll finds major differences in Americans’ willingness to accept Afghan refugees, depending on whether they helped U.S. troops during the war.
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How views on COVID vaccination have caused divides in American families and friendships
Some vaccinated people are no longer associating with unvaccinated friends and family members.
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Americans are more likely to see the U.K. and Australia as allies, less so for France
While many Americans see France as an ally to the U.S., even more see the U.K. and Australia as allies.
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One in four Republicans think Donald Trump is likely to regain the presidency in 2021
That's more than twice the share of Democrats and Independents.
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Americans generally approve of Biden’s new vaccine mandates
About six in ten adults nationally support vaccination mandates for medical providers, members of Congress, and teachers.
