While Trump's net approval ratings came out of the gates higher than in 2017, though still lower than those of any other president in modern history, recent polls show public sentiment more split ...

One of just two presidents to serve nonconsecutive terms, his first weeks have provided a unique opportunity to compare his approval ratings against himself at the same point in his first presidency.

While Trump's net approval ratings came out of the gates higher than in 2017, though still lower than those of any other president in modern history, recent polls show public sentiment more split ...

Former President Donald Trump has tied his highest approval rating from his first term, reaching 47% according to an NBC poll. Despite the uptick in approval, other polls, such as Reuters/Ipsos ...

Your bank app may let you check your credit score for free. But how is that different from your credit report? They are both measures of your financial health, but your score is a three-digit ...

President Trump's approval rating hovers around 47% according to various polls. Trump's approval rating remains largely partisan, with a significant gap between Democrats and Republicans.

President Trump's approval rating averages around 46% in his second term, with a range of 34%-49% throughout both terms. Trump's approval rating in Mississippi is higher than his national average ...

The national NBC News poll reveals Trump's approval rating at 47%, his highest yet. The poll also shows that more registered voters now feel the country is heading in the right direction than at ...

It has been almost four years since the Official Injury Claim portal launched. Developed by the Motor Insurers’ Bureau on behalf of the Ministry of Justice, the portal was designed to provide a free ...

President Donald Trump's approval rating has taken a significant hit, according to America's most accurate pollster. According to a poll conducted by AtlasIntel between March 7 and 12 among 2,550 ...

One of the trends that Donald Trump and his supporters wanted to reverse with his big speech to a joint session of Congress on March 4 was a steady erosion of his job-approval ratings in the polls ...