Harsh Political Talk Seen Fueling Violence in U.S. Poll
Two-thirds of Americans say harsh political rhetoric fuels violence, 79% see less tolerance, and 71% call society broken, Reuters/Ipsos poll finds.
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Survey Sparks Debate on Trump’s D.C. Crime Emergency
Discover the reaction to President Trump’s ‘crime emergency’ in Washington, D.C., as an online survey invites young people to share their perspective on this bold measure.
Americans Rethink Ties with the Chinese mainland, Poll Shows
A new Third Way poll reveals Americans are shifting from seeing the Chinese mainland as an “enemy” to favoring it as a trade partner and embracing cooperation.
US Poll: Majority of Americans Now Favor Cooperation with China
A new Third Way poll shows Americans now prefer working with China, with those viewing it as an ally up 8% since 2023.
Pew Survey: Fewer Americans View China Negatively
A Pew Research Center survey shows fewer Americans hold unfavorable views of China, signaling shifting public opinion amid tariff hikes.