Gallup Finds Americans' Trust In Biden Down Sharply As Trump Now Viewed as Having Better Judgment
Americans are less likely to believe positive qualities apply to President Biden now compared to 2020.
Biden leads Trump in likability, empathy, and honesty but trails in leadership qualities.
Americans souring on Secret Service after Trump shooting, poll finds
Public trust in the Secret Service has drastically decreased following an assassination attempt on Trump, marking a significant decline in performance ratings.
How Biased Is the Media, Really?
Public trust in mass media has significantly declined over decades, with only 31% expressing trust according to recent polls.
Gallup Finds Americans' Trust In Biden Down Sharply As Trump Now Viewed as Having Better Judgment
Americans are less likely to believe positive qualities apply to President Biden now compared to 2020.
Biden leads Trump in likability, empathy, and honesty but trails in leadership qualities.
Americans souring on Secret Service after Trump shooting, poll finds
Public trust in the Secret Service has drastically decreased following an assassination attempt on Trump, marking a significant decline in performance ratings.
How Biased Is the Media, Really?
Public trust in mass media has significantly declined over decades, with only 31% expressing trust according to recent polls.
New stats show how many people identify as LGBTQ+ in the US
LGBTQ+ identification in the US has reached nearly 8%, reflecting significant societal shifts since 2012.
The number of U.S. adults who identify as LGBTQ+ doubled in 12 years, new poll shows
The number of American adults identifying as LGBTQ+ has more than doubled in 12 years, with the latest Gallup poll showing 7.6% align with the community.
The increase in LGBTQ+ identification is particularly prominent among Generation Z and millennials, with each successive younger generation about twice as likely to identify as LGBTQ+.
New stats show how many people identify as LGBTQ+ in the US
LGBTQ+ identification in the US has reached nearly 8%, reflecting significant societal shifts since 2012.
The number of U.S. adults who identify as LGBTQ+ doubled in 12 years, new poll shows
The number of American adults identifying as LGBTQ+ has more than doubled in 12 years, with the latest Gallup poll showing 7.6% align with the community.
The increase in LGBTQ+ identification is particularly prominent among Generation Z and millennials, with each successive younger generation about twice as likely to identify as LGBTQ+.