Trump voters are now likelier to say that he is more responsible for the current state of the economy than to say that Biden ...

Here, again, there was a major partisan divide. Most Democrats and independents — 87% and 58%, respectively — believe it will ...

The Chancellor says it is essential to stick to her fiscal rules but some in Labour believe her inflexibility has led to ...

For Independence Day, The New York Times asked voters what they valued about the United States, as well as what worried them.

Mixed messaging and the risk of overreach is threatening to undercut President Trump on what has so far been arguably his ...

It's not talking on speakerphone in the library or having ChatGPT write your text messages, though both of those are ...

Nearly three-quarters of U.S. workers say they love or like their jobs, according to a new YouGov survey that explores how ...

From transgender athletes in women's sports to halting illegal immigration, Democrats keep landing on the wrong side of ...

The UK Home Office has launched a fourth round of market engagement in its HOELT tender, considering digital remote tests.

Long the source of ire among liberal and conservative pundits alike, is Glastonbury Festival really a middle-class event as ...

Three recent polls show a generally negative reaction. The Reuters-Ipsos survey has disapproval at 45 percent versus 36 percent approval. Conducted during the attacks, the most recent YouGov poll has ...

Trump stumbled disconsolately from his puny parade to the summit of the Group of Seven leading industrialized nations in ...