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dnaindia.comA new survey by the Israel Democracy Institute shows majorities across most political groups do not want the current prime minister to seek another term. Support for term limits on future leaders also reached 61 percent.
pbs.orgA YouGov/Economist survey of 1,603 adults found 29 percent approve of President Trump's handling of the economy while 63 percent disapprove. The resulting net rating is the lowest recorded for him in either term.
thegatewaypundit.comA centrist Democratic think tank surveyed voters and found both parties face skepticism on foreign policy. The poll showed the U.S. war in Iran is unpopular, with 53 percent of respondents saying it makes the country less safe.
theyeshivaworld.comA Gallup poll shows the share of Americans who consider birth control morally acceptable fell to 83 percent this year from 90 percent last year. The share who view having a baby outside marriage as morally acceptable dropped to 58 percent from 70 percent.
The HillA new AP-NORC poll finds 66 percent of respondents call a democratically elected government extremely or very important to U.S. identity, down from 76 percent two years earlier. The survey was conducted April 16-20 among 2,596 adults.
uctoday.comAn AP-NORC survey conducted in April 2026 found that one-quarter of adults believe the United States stands above every other nation. The same poll recorded lower confidence in the American dream and low approval for President Donald Trump.
asiaone.comA new survey shows declining shares of Americans see the U.S. as standing above other nations or view democracy and shared values as central to national identity. The poll of 2,596 adults was conducted April 16-20.
Public support for tighter immigration rules has increased alongside the growth of the Sanseito party. Surveys show most respondents back new restrictions on foreign residents and visitors.
A Pew Research survey across 36 countries shows 67 percent of adults hold unfavorable views of Israel while 25 percent hold favorable views. Hostility reached its highest levels in several Muslim-majority nations and rose in 13 of 24 countries tracked since February.
NewsweekA new Economist/YouGov survey shows President Trump’s approval rating among men at 38 percent and disapproval at 59 percent. The net rating of -21 marks the lowest point recorded in the series since the start of his second term.
The HillA Gallup survey conducted in May shows 65 percent of U.S. adults say same-sex marriages should be valid under the law. The figure is three points lower than the 68 percent recorded in the same poll last year.
nypost.comA survey conducted by Elon University shows partisan differences in feelings about the upcoming semiquincentennial. Democrats reported lower rates of pride and planned participation than Republicans.
nbcnews.comA Gallup survey conducted in May 2026 found that 37 percent of Republicans say same-sex marriages should be valid under the law. Overall U.S. support stands at 65 percent, down from peaks near 70 percent earlier in the decade.
Fox NewsA federal judge blocked a planned renaming of the Kennedy Center and a two-year shutdown. The administration ended a proposed $1.8 billion fund after objections from members of the president's party. Public reaction has also been reported on several White House construction and c…
Washington ExaminerA survey of 1,000 adults conducted from April 30 to May 6 found that 69 percent believe the signers of the Declaration of Independence would be disappointed in the current state of American democracy. The same poll showed 68 percent of respondents expressing pride in being Americ…
Several AI executives who previously warned of widespread job displacement have recently offered more positive forecasts. The change coincides with upcoming IPO filings and declining public support for the technology.
abcnews.go.comThe March 2026 poll showed a 44-point drop from her October 2022 rating of +73. The survey was released weeks after her presidential run announcement and months before her second impeachment vote.
The IndependentA record 34 per cent of respondents said higher education is not worthwhile in the 2025 British Social Attitudes survey, up from 15 per cent in 2005. The poll of 4,656 people also found fewer believe graduates are better off long-term.
crooksandliars.comA Pew Research Center poll released last month showed 9 percent of Americans consider it acceptable to name government buildings after the current president while in office. The same survey placed that figure below the share who believe the 1969 moon landing was staged.
swissinfo.chA government-backed report indicates Britons favor limited testing of solar radiation modification methods as a potential last resort if emissions reductions fall short.
jewishpress.comA May 31, 2026 poll by the Jewish Voter Resource Center shows 49 percent of American Jews under 35 support a single state for Israelis and Palestinians. The Forward and Arno Rosenfeld reported the results.
BBC NewsA three-page medical summary released Friday showed the president gained 14 pounds since his last exam and scored a perfect 30 on a cognitive test. The report also recorded improved leg swelling and attributed hand bruising to routine activity.
upi.comA recent survey found fewer than half of U.S. adults believe the president has the mental acuity or physical health needed for the role. Historical examples show past presidents limited public information about health conditions.
montrealgazette.comA Times/Siena poll shows 43 percent of voters express dissatisfaction with both major parties. Persistent concerns over the economy and foreign policy contribute to the sentiment, with younger voters showing higher levels of frustration.
Fox NewsRecent surveys indicate Democrats maintain an advantage on the generic congressional ballot. The advantage comes as voters express frustration over prices and economic conditions. Analysts note uncertainty about the party's core identity.
Fox NewsThe president outlined a potential trigger for renewed U.S. military strikes during an interview. Negotiations remain stalled under an April ceasefire while public opinion on the conflict shifts.
nypost.comA Public Policy Institute of California survey found that 54% of likely voters back a one-time 5% levy on residents with assets above $1 billion. Labor unions say they have collected enough signatures to place the measure on the November ballot.
inquisitr.comA segment from Decision Desk HQ addressed whether shy voters exist or whether polls have missed part of the electorate. The discussion focused on past elections involving President Trump and his supporters.
The TimesReports indicate the German chancellor's approval ratings have fallen. Colleagues have expressed concern and some regional leaders may consider a leadership challenge.
Attendance at two matches between South Korean and North Korean women's club teams was low. A survey by the Korean Institute of National Unification showed declining support for unification among South Korean respondents.
pbs.orgA survey of 1,011 French women aged 15-29 shows the share who consider sexuality very important or essential has declined since 1990. More than half said they could live with a partner without sex.
abcnews.go.comA recent Economist/YouGov survey recorded President Trump's job approval at 38 percent and disapproval at 60 percent. The poll results were distributed on social media by @spectatorindex.
pakistantoday.com.pkA peer-reviewed study published Tuesday in Information Systems Research reports that people begin forming lasting opinions on unfamiliar topics after viewing roughly five social media posts. Researchers observed that repeated exposure outweighed accuracy checks during early opini…
thecanary.coThe president posted multiple memes on a social media platform Monday night and early Tuesday. The posts praised the administration's approach to negotiations with Iran and included domestic imagery.
thesouthafrican.comA recent survey indicates Americans currently hold more negative views of the economy than during the COVID-19 pandemic, the 2008 financial crisis, or after the September 11 attacks. The data come from Yahoo Finance polling referenced in the report.
bbc.co.ukGB News interviewed several Londoners on the May bank holiday about whether they planned to conceive children. Responses varied between those unavailable and those open to the idea later.
Washington MonthlyWashington Monthly reported on trends in U.S. social capital since the 2000 publication of Bowling Alone. The article cited survey data showing a drop in public trust and referenced Robert Putnam's findings on community cohesion.
Endorsed candidates won every primary contest held Tuesday. Earlier contests in Indiana and Louisiana produced similar outcomes for endorsed candidates.
ForbesRussia has broadened internet shutdowns and blocked messaging services since May 2025. State and independent polling recorded declines in President Vladimir Putin's approval rating between February and April 2026. Officials stated the measures aim to limit Ukrainian drone operati…
risky.bizA new CBS News/YouGov survey of 2,064 U.S. adults finds two-thirds believe government policy will not ensure AI is used appropriately. Majorities across demographics also expect AI to reduce U.S. jobs.
news.google.comSeveral recent national surveys found declining approval for economic conditions and foreign policy. Polls conducted in mid-May recorded rising concern over living costs.
A CNN poll shows 61 percent of Americans reduced grocery purchases in recent months. More than three quarters said President Trump's policies raised local living costs.
thehindu.comNational surveys from AP-NORC, Gallup and Fox News found lower approval ratings for President Trump's handling of the economy and rising pessimism about current conditions. The polls were conducted in May 2026.
mumbrella.com.auAn opinion article states that Israel's challenges include a struggle against what it calls biased reporting. The piece links media coverage to worldwide effects on Jewish communities.
Washington MonthlyA New York Times survey of Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents finds 52 percent favor moving the party toward the center while 25 percent prefer a leftward shift. Views on specific issues vary sharply, with health care leaning left and crime leaning centrist.
Al JazeeraA Gallup poll released Friday shows only 16 percent of Americans rate the economy as good or excellent. The survey recorded an Economic Confidence Index of -45 amid rising petrol prices.
The Washington PostA recent poll shows voter confidence in the economy has fallen to its lowest level in nearly four years. Concerns about rising costs remain a key issue for Republicans ahead of the midterm elections.
NewsweekMultiple surveys released between May 18 and May 20 found disapproval ratings reaching new highs across several metrics. The polls were conducted in mid-May among registered voters and adults.
Fox NewsA musical depicting the man charged in the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson is scheduled to premiere in Manhattan in June. The production previously ran in San Francisco and sold out all performances.
forward.comA survey of 800 American Jewish voters found that democracy and affordability rank as top issues ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. The non-partisan U.S. Jewish Voters Resource Center conducted the poll.
today.yougov.comA Fox News poll found President Trump's job performance disapproval rating at 61 percent. The survey was released as reports indicated possible resumption of conflict involving Iran.
pbs.orgA Fox News poll found that 60 percent of Americans now oppose current and further military action toward Iran. Support for the ongoing conflict in the Middle East reached an all-time low in the survey.
news.sky.comOfficials stated that net migration has fallen 82% and said the change fulfills a pledge to restore border control. A survey found 71% of the public rated the government's handling of immigration as poor.
EuronewsA German defence survey found trust in the United States as a NATO ally fell by as much as 28 percentage points since 2022. Support for higher defence spending reached 65 percent, the highest level recorded since 1996.
A New York Times/Siena poll shows Democratic voters expressing dissatisfaction with their party and differing views on its future direction. The survey captures current attitudes among Democratic voters ahead of the midterm elections.
realitytea.comA Quinnipiac University survey released Wednesday shows President Trump's approval rating at 34 percent and disapproval at 58 percent. The poll marks the lowest approval rating recorded for the president during his second term.
pravdareport.comSeveral European heads of government are experiencing low public support according to recent polling. The coverage examines possible causes including economic conditions and policy challenges.
EuronewsA King's College London survey of over 4,500 respondents shows most UK residents expect AI to cut more jobs than it creates. Employers expressed greater optimism than the general public about long-term employment impacts.
Washington ExaminerA recent poll found that 58 percent of Americans disapprove of President Trump's handling of the conflict with Iran. The survey also reported that a majority of respondents said the conflict has affected their cost of living and their voting decisions.
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson addressed recent court decisions and their effects on public confidence. She spoke at the American Law Institute's 2026 annual meeting.