More power for the president? Most Americans say no in new Pew poll
The Pew Research Center poll, conducted Jan. 27 to Feb. 2, found that 65% of people think it would be too risky to give ...
In blue Illinois, most voters seeing red over Trump, Musk and what they’re doing, Pritzker poll finds
The release of the poll by Pritzker's team shows the Democratic governor is prepared for a political fight ahead — both in ...
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Trump’s Poll Numbers Are Eroding and Could Collapse Over Inflation
During the first month of his second term, Donald Trump’s popularity started out mildly positive but has slowly eroded, ...
62 percent say Trump not doing enough to address high costs of goods: Poll
Nearly two-thirds of Americans say President Trump has not done enough to try and lower costs for everyday goods, according ...
CNN Poll: Americans worried by Trump’s push to expand power
At the one-month mark of Donald Trump’s second term as president, his approval rating in a new CNN poll conducted by SSRS ...
Trump vows Fort Knox gold audit; prediction markets react
US President Donald Trump confirmed his intentions to audit Fort Knox’s gold reserves, sending a wave of prediction market ...
Polymarket bets on Fort Knox audit as reserve debate heats up
Crypto-based prediction market platform Polymarket has listed two markets related to a potential Fort Knox gold reserve audit ...
Which living president is most popular? Just one is liked by both parties, poll finds
Of the five living U.S. presidents, former President Barack Obama is the most popular, with former Presidents George W. Bush ...
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Winning Bettor Had Faith in Trump, Made Nearly $85 Million off November Win
Being bullish on Donald Trump's chances in the 2024 presidential election has made one man a "whale" -- one rich enough to ...
Diddy's Chances of Being Pardoned by Trump Collapse
Bettors don't expect Sean "Diddy" Combs to be pardoned, despite Kanye "Ye" West's plea to Donald Trump to "free" the jailed ...
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Ecuadorian voters, many of them crime victims, head to the polls for presidential election
GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador (AP) — People on the streets of Ecuador can rattle off the places they have encountered criminals: On the bus, at the park, on the sidewalk, in a cab, by the mall, next to a ...
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Ecuadorian voters, many of them crime victims, head to the polls for presidential election
Still, their personal and collective losses will be a determining factor Sunday, when they head to the ballot box to decide if a third president in four years can turn Ecuador around or if ...