Inflation, Tariffs, and Trump's Controversial Moves: A Nation Divided

A recent Reuters/Ipsos poll reveals that only 31% of Americans approve of President Trump's handling of the cost of living. The survey shows widespread discontent over steep tariffs and policy shifts, including downsizing the federal workforce and controversial international relations.

Only one in three Americans approve of President Donald Trump's management of living costs, reflecting nationwide unease as he enacts steep tariffs, according to a Reuters/Ipsos survey.

Less than 40% of the public supports Trump on key issues like the economy or corruption, with immigration as an exception, while tariffs have sparked inflation concerns.

Economic dissatisfaction and controversial international policies, including ties with Moscow and strategies on Ukraine, contribute to a polarized reception of Trump's governance among citizens, the poll indicates.

(With inputs from agencies.)