Opinion Today
September 29, 2022
Supreme Court Trust, Job Approval at Historical Lows Jeffrey M. Jones, Gallup Forty-seven percent of U.S. adults say they have "a great deal" or "a fair amount" of trust in the judicial branch of the federal government that is headed by the Supreme Court. This represents a 20-percentage-point drop from two years ago, including seven points since last year, and is now the lowest in Gallup's trend by six points. The new poll also finds a record-tying-low 40% of Americans saying they approve, and a record-high 58% saying they disapprove, of the job the Supreme Court is doing.
Millions of Working-Age Adults Still Burdened by Medical Bills and Debt Commonwealth Fund The State of U.S. Health Insurance in 2022: Findings from the Commonwealth Fund Biennial Health Insurance Survey Few Americans Want to Leave Confederate Monuments as They Are, but Divides Over Solutions Persist by Party, Race, Religion Public Religion Research Institute A new national survey conducted jointly by Public Religio…
