Opinion Today
March 10, 2023
At Year Three, Americans Split on Whether Pandemic Is Over Lydia Saad, Gallup Three years after the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a pandemic and much of the U.S. went into lockdown, Americans are evenly divided about whether the coronavirus pandemic is over in the U.S. Forty-nine percent say it is, while 51% say it is not.
Many Americans Are Likely to Skip Preventive Care if ACA Coverage Falls Through Ricky Zipp, Morning Consult At least 2 in 5 U.S. adults said they would not pay out of pocket for 11 of 12 preventive services currently covered by the Affordable Care Act. Americans are Prioritizing Safety and Quality Education While Rejecting Book Bans and Restricted Curriculums Navigator Research Americans trust Biden and Democrats more than Republicans on looking out for children and caring for children’s well-being. Top priorities for kids are safety from gun violence and learning what’s needed for success. Top school concerns are education quality, mental health, fun…