Donald Trump's job approval rebounds and majorities of Americans say housing isn't affordable, drug smuggling is a big problem, and Trump gives out too many pardons

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

Nearly all Americans are concerned about drugs being smuggled into the U.S., but opinions are divided about U.S. military attacks on international drug smugglers

The vast majority of Americans say finding affordable housing in the U.S. is either very difficult (47%) or somewhat difficult (40%)

Donald Trump's net job approval is -14 — sharply negative, but a big increase from Trump's -19 net approval last week

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.

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.

An international YouGov study shows national publics differ greatly in their assessments on the impact that AI has had so far

YouGov asked whether 12 policy statements were liberal, conservative, or neither. Here's what Americans said.

Nearly half of U.S. adults (44%) say they would definitely or probably consider relocating to a planet occupied exclusively by women — about double the share (21%) who say the same about a men-only planet.

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

Among people who have attended protests in the past year, 81% say the ones they’ve attended have seemed peaceful.

Majorities say a lot of blame for inflation should go to spending by the federal government, large corporations seeking maximum profits, and tariffs.

This week’s Economist/YouGov poll covers Trump's streak of negative job approval numbers, rising belief that the economy is bad, Trump's Ukraine peace plan, and the dispute about illegal orders

More Americans side with Democratic lawmakers who told U.S. soldiers to refuse unlawful orders than side with Trump calling those Democrats seditious.

Americans are more likely to disapprove than approve of how Trump is handling the Russia-Ukraine war, a gap that widens when Americans learn more about Trump's peace plan.

A rising share of Americans say the U.S. economy is in a bad state, though the share who say so remains smaller than it was for much of the past four years.

Americans have been much more likely to disapprove than approve of Donald Trump's job handling for almost two months — a sustained slump beyond anything he experienced in his first term.

Les Misérables is not set during the French Revolution, but 69% of Americans with an opinion say it is.

Republicans are far more likely than Democrats to support sending troops into large U.S. cities to enforce public order and expanding the transfer of military equipment to police departments.