For the first time in more than a decade of polling on political violence, Americans seem to agree on something — and it is not comforting. A new NBC News survey found that a majority of voters across party…
Once upon a time, making six figures meant you were “doing well.” It was the finish line most Americans dreamed of crossing — the mark of financial comfort, stability, and a little breathing room. But a new Harris Poll…
Something is breaking in America, and this time it is not an economic trend or a partisan squabble. It is the confidence of young women in the very idea of staying here. According to a new Gallup survey, a…
It sounds like the Trump administration wants to make the “American Dream” last a little longer — literally. President Trump is floating the idea of a 50-year mortgage, a plan he claims would open the door to homeownership for…
If the latest foreign policy poll is any indication, Americans are growing tired of bluster abroad. A new survey by the Institute for Global Affairs finds that President Trump’s second-term approach to the world — a mix of drone…
For years, people have joked that some Americans would “pay” for Donald Trump’s approval. Now, according to a new POLITICO and Public First poll, that saying has turned out to be literally true. The data shows Trump voters would…
The fight over who gets to work for the federal government just took a sharp turn, and it is not about qualifications, background checks or skills. It is about loyalty — not to the country, but to the president….
In a presidency defined by disruption, even the nation’s data is now being redacted, rewritten or buried. While Americans were carving pumpkins, a coalition of data scientists quietly performed a different kind of ritual — publishing a memorial list…
The 2025 elections may not have featured Donald Trump on any ballot, but the exit polls make one thing unmistakably clear: he was the invisible candidate shaping voter behavior across every race that mattered. From New York to Virginia…
Critics of Donald Trump have long contended that he’s a “bully,” among other criticisms. In his quest to align the U.S. government with his way of thinking and doing business, it appears he has now authorized American diplomats to…
The idea sounded like campaign bluster when Trump first floated it years ago, but now it is moving from rhetoric to reality. The administration is quietly laying the groundwork for a U.S. military and intelligence operation inside Mexico targeting…
The announcement was short, but the impact is huge. President Trump has set the number of refugees allowed into the United States for 2026 at just 7,500 — the lowest in the country’s history. That’s not just a statistic….
The fear that once belonged to the fringes of American politics has now settled squarely in the middle. Across age, ideology, and party lines, Americans are growing uneasy about the future of their most basic freedoms — particularly the…
The American job market, long held up as a sign of resilience, may be quietly nearing a breaking point. A string of large corporate layoffs: Amazon cutting 14,000 jobs, UPS eliminating 48,000 positions, and Paramount Skydance shedding 1,000, signals…
Ray Dalio’s latest warning is as unsettling as it is revealing. Speaking at the Fortune Global Forum in Riyadh, the billionaire founder of Bridgewater Associates described an American economy that no longer functions as a unified system but one…
The latest numbers confirm what most Americans already feel in their wallets and in their bones: the nation’s health care system is collapsing under its own weight. According to a new national poll from Undue Medical Debt and PerryUndem,…
The United States economy has split in two. One side soars on record stock market gains and AI-driven profits, while the other sinks under the weight of grocery bills, car payments, and shrinking opportunity. Economists call it a K-shaped…
The headline alone would have sounded routine in another era: Who’s to blame for the government shutdown? But in today’s America, where governance increasingly resembles a televised standoff rather than a process of public service, even that question has become a…
The headline was so incredulous that many automatically dismissed it as fake news. Unfortunately, it’s not. President Trump is reportedly seeking a $230 million payout from the U.S. Department of Justice as compensation for the federal investigations that once…
Religion, long thought to be retreating from public life in America, is quietly regaining ground. A new Pew Research Center survey finds that 31 percent of U.S. adults now believe religion is gaining influence in society — nearly double…
The Republican leadership characterized the recent No Kings protests as “hate America rallies.” Given the fact there was no violence and millions turned out freely expressing their disappointment, disdain and disillusionment with this administration and the GOP party, it’s…
As the government shutdown grinds into its third week, the American public has reached a rare consensus: everyone is to blame. A new AP-NORC poll finds that most Americans view the shutdown as a major problem, and nearly three-quarters…
For the first time in two decades, the United States no longer holds a place among the world’s ten most powerful passports — a symbolic but telling sign of how far American global influence has slipped. The 2025 Henley…
For the first time in American history, the average price of a new car has crossed the $50,000 mark — a milestone that speaks volumes about where the U.S. economy is heading and who it now serves. According to…
In essence, when Trump announced tariffs in retaliation to the global economy for “not paying their fair share,” he and his administration worked overtime to assure Americans that we would not foot the bill. Yet a new Goldman Sachs…
