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Most Americans say Trump's post about Rob Reiner is inappropriate
When shown a screenshot of Trump's post, 72% of Americans say it's inappropriate, and only 17% say it is appropriate.
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52% of women and 39% of men say the best years of life happen at age 30 or later.
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Trump's age, a third term, tourist screening, and the economy: December 12-15, 2025 Economist/YouGov Poll
Concern about Trump's age, little support for a third Trump term, opposition to enhanced screening for tourists, and Americans' different views about the future of the U.S. economy and their personal finances
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More Americans oppose than support a proposal to increase vetting procedures for U.S. tourists
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Few Americans want Donald Trump to attempt to serve a third term
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Trump approval rebounds, housing affordability concerns, drug smuggling, and presidential pardon power: December 5-8, 2025 Economist/YouGov Poll
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Majorities of Americans say Donald Trump gives out too many pardons and want to limit pardon power
A majority of Americans think that Trump uses the presidential pardon power too frequently and most Americans are in favor of placing constitutional limits on the president's ability to pardon
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Americans agree that housing isn't affordable but disagree on the biggest reasons why
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Donald Trump's job approval rebounds while remaining well below the start of his second term
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Casual dress among passengers is at the bottom of Americans' air travel concerns
The most pressing concerns about air travel in the U.S. are high ticket prices, air-traffic-control staffing shortages, extra or hidden airline fees, cramped or uncomfortable seats, and flight delays and cancellations.
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Only one-third of Americans support eliminating dual citizenship
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English-speaking Western countries more negative about AI than Western Europeans
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YouGov asked whether 12 policy statements were liberal, conservative, or neither. Here's what Americans said.
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Americans would rather live on an all-women planet than an all-men one
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Americans contemplate a post-penny future
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