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

This week’s Economist/YouGov poll covers blame for the shutdown and how it's affecting Americans, Democrats' lead for the midterms, new second-term lows for Trump approval of Trump among three groups, and negative sentiment about the economy

What Americans think about military aid to Ukraine

Survey data about Americans' views on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict

Many Americans expect the government shutdown to be quick, and many think they won't be personally impacted.

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.

This week’s Economist/YouGov poll covers a slight rebound in Trump approval, government shutdown chances, the Comey indictment, vaccines, and the economy

Among Republicans, the share who want to stop all military aid to Ukraine has fallen to 17% from 33% in March, while the share who want to reduce but not eliminate aid has fallen to 18% from 26%.

Americans are likely to say humanity knows most or all of what there is to know about topics such as geography, mathematics, economics, and literature.

Self-identified MAGA Republicans are more likely than non-MAGA Republicans to hold negative views of vaccines, including their safety.

While many Americans believe that acetaminophen poses some risk during pregnancy, only 18% see it as posing a high risk.

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

This week’s Economist/YouGov poll covers reactions to Jimmy Kimmel being pulled off the air, Democrats' prioritization of civil rights, Ukraine aid, opinion on whether Israel is committing genocide, Trump's tariffs, Venezuela and King Charles III

Trump's net approval is at a record low for his second term. But in the past, when Trump's approval has gone up, it often comes right back down — and vice versa

Most Americans frequently write text messages and emails, but few say they often — or ever — write fiction, nonfiction, or poetry.

A new YouGov survey explores how much paid and unpaid time Americans think workers should receive after giving birth, and how much they think the government supports families in the U.S.

More Americans disapprove than approve of 15 out of the 16 appointees in the survey; Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. has the lowest net approval rating.

The crime Americans are most likely to say people are deterred from committing because of a fear of being caught and punished — from the list of 30 crimes asked about — is murder.

This week’s Economist/YouGov poll covers a new low for Trump's second-term approval, falling regard for his presidential qualities, reactions to the death of Charlie Kirk, perception of the political parties, Jeffrey Epstein, and immigration enforcement