ArticleSecretary of State Rex Tillerson is now viewed more positively than negatively
ArticleDonald Trump has a net negative approval rating in only his second week as President
ArticlePresident Trump’s tweet stating that parts of the Mueller report were “fabricated and totally untrue” landed just slightly below the median score for his own political party.
ArticleThough only 39% approve of how Donald Trump is handling his job as president, 47% approve of how he is handling the economy
ArticleThis week’s Economist/YouGov poll covers the election, the trial of Hunter Biden, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. claims, wars in Ukraine and Gaza, the G7 summit, abortion, contraception, and IVF.
ArticleA plurality (38%) give President Trump credit for ending the shutdown
ArticleFive times as many Republicans can accurately cite the current jobless rate as could one year ago
ArticleAbout two in five (39%) approve of how Donald Trump is responding to the coronavirus pandemic.
ArticleFewer than half the public chooses President Donald Trump when asked to choose between him and each of the GOP Presidents since the 1950s.
Article80% of people who believe climate change is manmade think the US should stay in the Paris agreement
ArticleLatest data from CBS News/YouGov finds 68 percent of Americans believe the United States has handled the coronavirus badly.
ArticleThis week’s Economist/YouGov poll covers the start of Trump's second term, approval of his appointments and policies, the state of the country, how Congress should work with the new president, and wars in Ukraine and Gaza.
ArticleA ban on assault rifles also receives majority support, but other terror-related policy changes – including a ban on Muslims entering the country – leave people more divided
Article77% of the U.S. affluent think that there is a significant probability of social unrest in America
