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Half of Americans say Trump admin is not committed to protecting Americans’ rights and freedoms: Poll Original

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By Emily Guskin 
| ABC News
Half of Americans say the Trump administration is not committed to protecting Americans’ rights and freedoms, according to an ABC News/Washington Post/Ipsos poll conducted using Ipsos’ KnowledgePanel. Additionally, majorities say President Donald Trump is not committed to protecting freedom of the press (61%), freedom of speech (57%), a fair criminal justice system (56%) or free and fair elections (56%). About half say he is not committed to protecting freedom of religion (49%).
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Half of Americans say Trump admin is not committed to protecting Americans’ rights and freedoms: Poll

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By Emily Guskin 
| Flipboard
'No idea who he is,' says Trump after pardoning crypto tycoonUS President Donald Trump says he does not know who Changpeng Zhao is, despite pardoning the cryptocurrency multi-billionaire last month. Trump was asked about the pardon during an interview with CBS News' 60 Minutes programme, which was broadcast on Sunday. Zhao, who is also known as "CZ", pleaded …
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Most Americans say country is on the wrong track, blame Trump for inflation, disapprove of the president and say he is going too far to expand power of presidency Original

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By Emily Guskin 
| ABC News
Two-thirds of Americans say that the country is "pretty seriously off on the wrong track," while just under a third say the country is moving in the right direction, according to an ABC News/Washington Post/Ipsos poll conducted using Ipsos' KnowledgePanel. Overall, Americans seem unhappy and anxious, with a slim majority saying the economy has gotten worse since President Donald Trump took office and majorities saying that both major parties and the president are out of touch.
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Most Americans say country is on the wrong track, blame Trump for inflation: Poll

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By Emily Guskin 
| Flipboard
An undocumented mother says ICE raids and ‘Cornhusker Clink’ are the end of the Nebraska she’s called home for decadesAlejandra doesn’t leave her home unless she really needs to. She skips doctor’s appointments and church to remain undetected. And if she is detained by immigration enforcement officials, her 13-year-old son is prepared with a list of people to call and his social security number memorized. “I cannot …
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Americans largely oppose Trump tearing down White House East Wing to make way for his ballroom: Poll

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By Emily Guskin 
| Lucianne.com
Original ArticlePosted By: Hazymac, 10/31/2025 8:14:41 AMMost Americans oppose the demolition of the White House's East Wing to make way for President Donald Trump's ballroom, according to an ABC News/Washington Post/Ipsos poll conducted using Ipsos' KnowledgePanel.
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Americans increasingly concerned about government shutdown, more blame Republicans and Trump than Democrats: Poll Original

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By Emily Guskin 
| ABC News
Thursday marks the 30th day of the federal government shutdown and the American public has grown more concerned about the shutdown throughout the month and more disapprove of how President Donald Trump is handling the federal government, according to an ABC News/Washington Post/Ipsos poll conducted using Ipsos’ KnowledgePanel. More Americans blame Trump and the Republicans in Congress than the Democrats for the shutdown, the poll finds.
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Americans largely oppose Trump tearing down White House East Wing to make way for his ballroom: Poll Original

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By Emily Guskin 
| ABC News
The poll finds 45% of Americans “strongly” oppose the East Wing demolition. An excavator works to clear rubble after the East Wing of the White House was demolished, October 23, 2025 in Washington. Eric Lee/Getty ImagesMost Americans oppose the demolition of the White House's East Wing to make way for President Donald Trump's ballroom, according to an ABC News/Washington Post/Ipsos poll conducted using Ipsos’ KnowledgePanel.
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More U.S. Jews shield identity in public amid antisemitism fears, Post poll finds

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By Michelle Boorstein , Scott Clement , Emily Guskin 
| The Washington Post
U.S. Jews increasingly say they are hiding their identity in a country where they believe they continue to face significant antisemitism and where slightly fewer than 1 in 5 feel very safe, a Washington Post poll finds.
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Many American Jews Sharply Critical Of Israel On Gaza, Post Poll Finds

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By Naftali Bendavid , Scott Clement , Emily Guskin 
| South Florida Reporter
Many American Jews sharply disapprove of Israel's conduct of the war in Gaza, with 61 percent saying Israel has committed war crimes and about 4 in 10 saying the country is guilty of genocide against the Palestinians, according to a Washington Post poll. The findings are striking given the long-standing ties between the U.S. Jewish community and Israel, suggesting the potential for a historic breach over the Gaza war. Two years after Hamas militants poured into Israel on Oct.
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Many American Jews sharply critical of Israel on Gaza, Post poll finds

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By Naftali Bendavid , Scott Clement , Emily Guskin 
| The Washington Post
Many American Jews sharply critical of Israel on Gaza, Post poll finds (washingtonpost.com) Many American Jews sharply critical of Israel on Gaza, Post poll finds By Naftali Bendavid; Scott Clement; Emily Guskin 2025100413000000 Many American Jews sharply disapprove of Israel's conduct of the war in Gaza, with 61 percent saying Israel has committed war crimes and about 4 in 10 saying the country is guilty of genocide against the Palestinians, according to a Washington Post poll. The findings...
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Spanberger holds wide lead in Virginia governor’s race, Post-Schar School poll finds

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By Gregory S. Schneider , Grégory Schneider , Erin Cox , Scott Clement , Emily Guskin 
| The Washington Post
Spanberger holds wide lead in Virginia governor’s race, Post-Schar School poll finds (washingtonpost.com) Spanberger holds wide lead in Virginia governor’s race, Post-Schar School poll finds By Gregory S.
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Most Americans Critical Of Trump On Crime, Economy And Other Issues, Poll Finds

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By Patrick Svitek , Emily Guskin , Scott Clement 
| South Florida Reporter
As President Donald Trump makes plans to send the National Guard to cities beyond Washington, he is facing a public critical of his handling of crime and his use of the military to combat it, according to a Washington Post-Ipsos poll. The survey finds that Americans disapprove of Trump's performance on crime by a 10-percentage-point margin and opposehim ordering the National Guard to other cities by a four-point margin.
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Most Americans critical of Trump on crime, economy and other issues, poll finds

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By Patrick Svitek , Emily Guskin , Scott Clement 
| The Washington Post
Most Americans critical of Trump on crime, economy and other issues, poll finds (washingtonpost.com) Most Americans critical of Trump on crime, economy and other issues, poll finds By Patrick Svitek; Emily Guskin; Scott Clement 2025091910000000 As President Donald Trump makes plans to send the National Guard to cities beyond Washington, he is facing a public critical of his handling of crime and his use of the military to combat it, according to a Washington Post-Ipsos poll. The survey finds...
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Why 1 in 6 U.S. parents say they skipped or delayed their kids’ vaccines

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By Lauren Weber , Scott Clement , Emily Guskin , Lena Sun 
| Yahoo
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Why 1 in 6 U.S. parents say they skipped or delayed their kids’ vaccines

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By Lauren Weber , Scott Clement , Emily Guskin , Lena Sun 
| Detroit News
Lauren Weber, Scott Clement, Emily Guskin, Lena H. SunThe American parents who are choosing to skip or delay vaccines for their children are more likely to home-school their children, be White and very religious, identify as Republican or be under 35, according to a wide-ranging Washington Post-KFF poll that sheds new light on what drives vaccine hesitancy.
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Why 1 in 6 U.S. parents are rejecting vaccine recommendations

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By Lauren Weber , Scott Clement , Emily Guskin , Lena Sun 
| The Washington Post
Why 1 in 6 U.S. parents are rejecting vaccine recommendations (washingtonpost.com) Why 1 in 6 U.S. parents are rejecting vaccine recommendations By Lauren Weber; Scott Clement; Emily Guskin; Lena H.
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We asked 604 D.C. residents about Trump’s takeover. Here’s what they said.

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By Joe Heim , Scott Clement , Emily Guskin 
| The Washington Post
We asked 604 D.C. residents about Trump’s takeover. Here’s what they said. (washingtonpost.com) We asked 604 D.C. residents about Trump’s takeover. Here’s what they said.
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Most public school parents say their children are safe in D.C.-area schools

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By Nicole Asbury , Karina Elwood , Lauren Lumpkin , Emily Guskin , Scott Clement 
| The Washington Post
Most public school parents say their children are safe in D.C.-area schools (washingtonpost.com) Most public school parents say their children are safe in D.C.-area schools By Nicole Asbury; Karina Elwood; Lauren Lumpkin; Emily Guskin; Scott Clement 2025070910000000 Andre Thompson sometimes worries about his daughter's safety while she attends classes at Dunbar High School in Northwest Washington.
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GOP budget bill faces nearly 2-to-1 opposition, with many others unaware: Poll

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By Brianna Tucker , Scott Clement , Emily Guskin 
| The Seattle Times
As Senate Republicans race to pass President Donald Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act, a plurality of Americans opposes the sweeping tax-and-spending legislation, with mixed opinions on specific provisions and concerns about its impact on the national debt and Medicaid, according to a Washington Post-Ipsos poll conducted this month.
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GOP budget bill faces nearly 2-to-1 opposition, with many unaware: Poll

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By Brianna Tucker , Scott Clement , Emily Guskin 
| The Washington Post
GOP budget bill faces nearly 2-to-1 opposition, with many unaware: Poll (washingtonpost.com) GOP budget bill faces nearly 2-to-1 opposition, with many unaware: Poll By Brianna Tucker; Scott Clement; Emily Guskin 2025061710000000 As Senate Republicans race to pass President Donald Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill Act, a plurality of Americans oppose the sweeping tax-and-spending legislation, with mixed opinions on specific provisions and concerns about its impact on the national debt and...
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POLL: GOP Budget Bill Faces Nearly 2-to-1 Opposition With Many Unaware

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By Brianna Tucker , Scott Clement , Emily Guskin 
| Reader Supported News
A plurality of voters oppose the sweeping tax-and-spending legislation, with mixed opinions on specific provisions, according to a Washington Post-Ipsos poll conducted earlier this month.
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As Commanders won on the field, support for the team’s name soared

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By Nicki Jhabvala , Emily Guskin , Scott Clement 
| The Washington Post
In the 22 months since Josh Harris purchased the Washington Commanders, the team has transformed from a stain on the NFL into one of its hottest franchises, with a rookie of the year quarterback, an NFC championship game appearance and a future entrenched in prime time. The renewed interest in the Commanders was evident last year, with a spike in sponsorship deals and sellouts at every home game at their Landover stadium.
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More say Metro is safe from crime, especially higher-income riders

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By Rachel Weiner , Emily Guskin , Scott Clement 
| The Washington Post
More say Metro is safe from crime, especially higher-income riders (washingtonpost.com) More say Metro is safe from crime, especially higher-income riders By Rachel Weiner; Emily Guskin; Scott Clement 2025052014015600 As more people return to working in person, opinions of the Metro system's safety are on the rise, a Washington Post-Schar School poll finds. The shift is driven by higher-income riders.
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D.C. Mayor Bowser’s approval rating recovers as Trump worries emerge, poll finds

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By Jenny Gathright , Ellie Silverman , Scott Clement , Emily Guskin 
| The Washington Post
D.C. Mayor Bowser’s approval rating recovers as Trump worries emerge, poll finds (washingtonpost.com) D.C. Mayor Bowser’s approval rating recovers as Trump worries emerge, poll finds By Jenny Gathright; Ellie Silverman; Scott Clement; Emily Guskin 2025051110000400 D.C. Mayor Muriel E.
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Amid DOGE cuts, families struggle with bills, consider leaving D.C.

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By Olivia George , Scott Clement , Emily Guskin 
| The Washington Post
Amid DOGE cuts, families struggle with bills, consider leaving D.C. (washingtonpost.com) Amid DOGE cuts, families struggle with bills, consider leaving D.C. By Olivia George; Scott Clement; Emily Guskin 2025050910004300 There's the fired federal contractor scrambling for a new job in his 60s and the meteorologist tightening his budget by eating more rice and beans.
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D.C.-area economy starts to show deep impacts of federal spending cuts

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By Aaron Wiener , Abha Bhattarai , Federica Cocco , Scott Clement , Emily Guskin 
| The Washington Post
D.C.-area economy starts to show deep impacts of federal spending cuts (washingtonpost.com) D.C.-area economy starts to show deep impacts of federal spending cuts By Aaron Wiener; Abha Bhattarai; Federica Cocco; Scott Clement; Emily Guskin 2025050910000000 The D.C. region's economy is teetering on the edge of a painful slump, experts warn, as the Trump administration's spending cuts, including the elimination of thousands of federal jobs, take their toll on an area that was already struggling...
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Most D.C. residents favor using city funds on a new NFL stadium, poll finds

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By Nicki Jhabvala , Jenny Gathright , Emily Guskin , Scott Clement 
| The Washington Post
Most D.C. residents favor using city funds on a new NFL stadium, poll finds (washingtonpost.com) Most D.C. residents favor using city funds on a new NFL stadium, poll finds By Nicki Jhabvala; Jenny Gathright; Emily Guskin; Scott Clement 2025050813002300 As the D.C. Council mulls a $3.7 billion plan to build a new Washington Commanders stadium and adjoining development on the banks of the Anacostia River, most D.C. residents are in favor of using city money to help fund the project, a stark...
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Public sours on Musk’s role, is skeptical that government is cutting waste

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By Emily Guskin , Scott Clement 
| Toronto Sun
Americans are increasingly critical of Elon Musk’s role in the Trump administration, with a Washington Post-ABC News-Ipsos poll finding negative reactions to some cuts made by his U.S. DOGE Service and skeptical that the government is cutting waste and fraud. The poll finds 35 percent of Americans approve of the way Musk is handling his job in the Trump administration, while 57 percent disapprove.
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Public sours on Musk’s role, is skeptical that government is cutting waste

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By Emily Guskin , Scott Clement 
| The Washington Post
Public sours on Musk’s role, is skeptical that government is cutting waste (washingtonpost.com) Public sours on Musk’s role, is skeptical that government is cutting waste By Emily Guskin; Scott Clement 2025042810000000 Americans are increasingly critical of Elon Musk's role in the Trump administration, with a Washington Post-ABC News-Ipsos poll finding negative reactions to some cuts made by his U.S. DOGE Service and skeptical that the government is cutting waste and fraud. The poll finds 35...
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Trump Approval Sinks As Americans Criticize His Major Policies, Poll Finds

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By Dan Balz , Scott Clement , Emily Guskin 
| South Florida Reporter
Trump's overall approval rating is lower than it was only two months ago. The poll shows that 39 percent of adult Americans approve of the way Trump is handling his job, compared with 55 percent who disapprove, including 44 percent who disapprove strongly. In February, those numbers were 45 percent positive and 53 percent negative. Among registered voters, the deterioration has been even larger. In February, 48 percent of registered voters gave him positive marks, compared with 51 percent negative.
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Trump approval sinks as Americans criticize his major policies, poll finds

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By Dan Balz , Scott Clement , Emily Guskin 
| The Washington Post
Trump approval sinks as Americans criticize his major policies, poll finds (washingtonpost.com) Trump approval sinks as Americans criticize his major policies, poll finds By Dan Balz; Scott Clement; Emily Guskin 2025042704000000 As he nears the end of his first 100 days in office, President Donald Trump is facing growing opposition to his ambitious and controversial agenda, with his approval rating in decline, majority opposition to major initiatives, and perceptions that his administration...
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African News Agency : Welcome

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By Dan Balz , Scott Clement , Emily Guskin 
| africanewsagency.co.uk
[Published: Sunday April 27 2025] Trump approval sinks as Americans criticize his major policies, poll finds By Dan Balz, Scott Clement and Emily Guskin WASHINGTON, 27 April. - (ANA) - US President Donald Trump approval sinks as Americans criticize his major policies, poll finds. After high expectations before he returned to office, most Americans say the president has made the economy worse.
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Most Americans disapprove of Trump on tariffs, Post-ABC-Ipsos poll finds

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By Abha Bhattarai , Scott Clement , Emily Guskin 
| Daily Herald
Nearly 2 out of 3 Americans disapprove of President Donald Trump’s handling of tariffs, a rebuke of the administration’s flagship economic policy, according to a Washington Post-ABC News-Ipsos national poll. Overall, 64% of Americans disapprove of the president’s efforts to raise import taxes, compared with 34% who approve, according to the poll conducted over the past week. The findings show that tariffs are one of the least popular issues so far in Trump’s presidency.
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Public isn’t buying Trump’s message about Kilmar Abrego García, polls show

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By Dan Diamond , Clara Ence Morse , Emily Guskin 
| The Washington Post
Public isn’t buying Trump’s message about Kilmar Abrego García, polls show (washingtonpost.com) Public isn’t buying Trump’s message about Kilmar Abrego García, polls show By Dan Diamond; Clara Ence Morse; Emily Guskin 2025042517432400 For nearly a month, the White House has tried to tell a story about Kilmar Abrego García, the undocumented immigrant who the Trump administration conceded was mistakenly deported from Maryland and imprisoned in El Salvador.
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Trump's Immigration Ratings Turn Negative, Post-ABC-Ipsos Poll Finds

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By David Nakamura , Emily Guskin , Scott Clement 
| South Florida Reporter
President Donald Trump's approval ratings on immigration, relatively strong in the early weeks of his second term, have dipped into negative territory, according to a Washington Post-ABC News-Ipsos poll, a sign that his administration's hard-line and, in some cases, legally dubious enforcement tactics are losing public support.
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Most Americans disapprove of Trump on tariffs, Post-ABC-Ipsos poll finds

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By Abha Bhattarai , Scott Clement , Emily Guskin 
| The Washington Post
Most Americans disapprove of Trump on tariffs, Post-ABC-Ipsos poll finds (washingtonpost.com) Most Americans disapprove of Trump on tariffs, Post-ABC-Ipsos poll finds By Abha Bhattarai; Scott Clement; Emily Guskin 2025042516000000 Nearly 2 out of 3 Americans disapprove of President Donald Trump's handling of tariffs, a rebuke of the administration's flagship economic policy, according to a Washington Post-ABC News-Ipsos national poll.
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Trump’s immigration ratings turn negative, Post-ABC-Ipsos poll finds

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By David Nakamura , Emily Guskin , Scott Clement , Arelis R. Hernandez 
| The Washington Post
Trump’s immigration ratings turn negative, Post-ABC-Ipsos poll finds (washingtonpost.com) Trump’s immigration ratings turn negative, Post-ABC-Ipsos poll finds By David Nakamura; Emily Guskin; Scott Clement; Arelis R.
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Trump voters in the federal government are torn over his job cuts

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By Emily Davies , Emily Guskin , Scott Clement 
| The Washington Post
Trump voters in the federal government are torn over his job cuts (washingtonpost.com) Trump voters in the federal government are torn over his job cuts By Emily Davies; Emily Guskin; Scott Clement 2025040110002800 Inside the airport in Huntsville, Alabama, Robert Capsopoulos, a federal worker for the Transportation Security Administration, barely thinks about the U.S. DOGE Service, other than hoping the group will put an end to his mandatory trainings on how to treat transgender people....
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Federal workers split over return-to-office mandate

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By Aaron Wiener , Scott Clement , Emily Guskin 
| Texarkana Gazette
Federal workers are sharply divided over President Donald Trump's return-to-office mandate, and more than a quarter of those who say they were previously able to do their jobs from home are actively looking for another job, according to a Washington Post-Ipsos poll. Across the federal workforce, 49 percent of employees support and 50 percent oppose a five-day in-office requirement.
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Federal workers split over return-to-office mandate. Some are job hunting.

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By Aaron Wiener , Scott Clement , Emily Guskin 
| Yahoo
Federal workers are sharply divided over President Donald Trump’s return-to-office mandate, and more than a quarter of those who say they were previously able to do their jobs from home are actively looking for another job, according to a Washington Post-Ipsos poll. Across the federal workforce, 49 percent of employees support and 50 percent oppose a five-day in-office requirement.
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Federal workers split over return-to-office mandate. Some are job hunting.

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By Aaron Wiener , Scott Clement , Emily Guskin 
| The Washington Post
Federal workers are sharply divided over President Donald Trump’s return-to-office mandate, and more than a quarter of those who say they were previously able to do their jobs from home are actively looking for another job, according to a Washington Post-Ipsos poll. Across the federal workforce, 49 percent of employees support and 50 percent oppose a five-day in-office requirement.
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Federal workers split over return-to-office mandate. Some are job hunting.

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By Aaron Wiener , Scott Clement , Emily Guskin 
| Flipboard
4 hours agoElon Musk Has Brought 'The R-Word' Back — And It's Part Of A Disturbing New TrendIt fits in with a "politics of cruelty" that's been running rampant in the White House. If, culturally, you thought we left “the R-word” back in the late ’90s, you’d unfortunately be wrong. Elon Musk, President Donald Trump’s buddy-in-chief and the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, is among those who uses the …2 hours agoShe hoped Trump would revive her farm. Now she worries his policies could bankrupt it.
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Federal workers think Trump won’t improve their agencies. Even his voters.

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By Olivia George , Scott Clement , Emily Guskin 
| The Washington Post
As President Donald Trump accelerates his push toslash the civilian workforce, less than half of the federal workers who voted for him think he will improve the ability of their agency to fulfill its mission, according to a Washington Post-Ipsos poll. Still, a majority of them approve of his job performance in general.
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Maryland revives years-long debate over whether to charge kids as adults

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By Katie Mettler , Emily Guskin , Dana Munro 
| MSN (US)
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Maryland revives years-long debate over whether to charge kids as adults

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By Katie Mettler , Emily Guskin , Dana Munro 
| The Washington Post
Youth justice advocates in Maryland have tried for more than a decade to end the practice of charging children as adults, first pushing a bill in 2012 that would have sent all young people, regardless of their offense, to the juvenile justice system. Even after years of support for the changes in the overwhelmingly Democratic state and two government reports that recommended doing so, the General Assembly has not taken any action on the politically fraught issue.
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After years of decline, share of Christians in U.S. has stabilized

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By Emily Guskin 
| The Washington Post
The long-term decline in Americans who identify as Christian has largely leveled off. At the same time, the increasing share of people who identify as “religiously unaffiliated” has plateaued. Those are among the findings in a Pew Research Center survey released Wednesday. The Religious Landscape Study, which was first conducted in 2007, paints a picture of America that is more secular, particularly among young people, but remains a place where religious views closely align with politics.
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Stuff

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By Dan Balz , Scott Clement , Emily Guskin 
| Stuff.co.nz
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Many of Trump’s early actions are unpopular, Post-Ipsos poll finds

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By Dan Balz , Scott Clement , Emily Guskin 
| MSN (US)
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Many of Trump’s early actions are unpopular, Post-Ipsos poll finds

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By Dan Balz , Scott Clement , Emily Guskin 
| MSN (US)
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Many of Trump’s early actions are unpopular, Post-Ipsos poll finds

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By Dan Balz , Scott Clement , Emily Guskin 
| The Washington Post
President Donald Trump has opened his second term with a flurry of actions designed to radically disrupt and shrink the federal bureaucracy, but reviews from Americans are mixed to negative on many of his specific initiatives, and 57 percent say he has exceeded his authority since taking office, according to a Washington Post-Ipsos poll. Overall, 43 percent of Americans say they support what the president has done during his first month in office, with 48 percent saying they oppose.
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