When it comes to allegations that he has profited from the presidency, 41% believe President Trump has done something illegal and 18% think his actions have been unethical but not illegal. Another 18% ...

A new poll from The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research and the Energy Policy Institute at the University of Chicago (EPIC) finds that 53% of Americans are extremely or very ...

Less than half of U.S. adults trust information from government agencies, and many report uncertainty about navigating an information environment that’s rapidly changing with the growing adoption of ...

In the wake of three deaths linked to ICE encounters in the span of a week, public opinion on immigration remains largely unchanged. Many Americans continue to worry about prices and a majority are ...

Overall, 31% of Americans say Israel’s military actions in Gaza constitute genocide, while 2 in 10 say is has not. Just about half of the public feels they don’t know enough about the situation to say ...

As financial losses from cyberscams surge in the U.S., 58% of the public say they receive daily texts, calls, emails, or online messages or advertisements they suspect are scams. Ninety-two percent of ...

President Trump’s overall job approval rating is holding steady. Thirty-seven percent approve of the way he is handling his job, unchanged from the AP-NORC poll conducted in May and similar to the 36% ...

Fifty-six percent of the public has little or no trust in Trump’s judgment regarding the use of military force overseas. Still, 80% continue to be at least moderately concerned about the direct threat ...

More Americans say they’ve experienced severe cold than any other weather event in the past five years, with 57% reporting they’ve been personally affected, up from 49% in February 2025. Half have ...

Following several major events, the public’s assessment of Donald Trump’s performance as president is holding quite steady. People are concerned about Trump’s policy priorities and think that the ...

The American public’s priorities for the government in 2026 span a wide variety of issues from economic and personal finance issues to policy areas like health care and immigration to concerns about ...

Only 12% favor the current system of changing the clocks twice a year. Fifty-six percent prefer daylight saving time all year and 42% prefer standard time. About half of the public opposes the current ...