States Where Trump’s Approval Rating Has Plummeted
So far, President Donald Trump’s second term in the White House has been largely defined by a series of directives that have upended the status quo in Washington D.C. Since taking the oath of…
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From $2.9 billion to $39 Trillion, See Which US Presidents Added The Most To the US Debt
“National debt” is a term thrown around quite frequently during political discussions. This often-staggering figure is the amount of money a country owes its creditors. But what or who constitutes as a creditor to…
If They Seceded From the Union, Which American States Could Survive?
In recent months, several counties in Illinois have voted to leave the state and join neighboring Indiana. Since 2020, a total of 33 Illinois counties have shown interest in breaking away, with seven—Calhoun, Clinton,…
Who Supports Putin? Nations That Side With Russia
President Vladimir Putin, a former intelligence officer, was first elected president of Russia in 2000. (He was prime minister from 2008–2012, while Dmitry Medvedev held the presidency. He returned as president in 2012 and…
25 States Where President Trump is The Most Popular
Since taking office for the second time in January 2025, President Trump’s approval numbers have been steadily eroding. According to the latest numbers from Gallup, only 40% of Americans approve of the job Trump…
These Are the Biggest Disagreements Between Canada and the United States
24/7 Wall St. Insights After the major expansion-era border disputes were settled, relations between the U.S. and Canada began to improve. Some of the main areas of disagreement between the two countries today involve…
Most Americans Can’t Pass the US Citizenship Test; Can You?
Were you paying attention in your high school Civic’s Class, or did Coach what’s-his-name bore you into oblivion? The answer might lie in whether or not you can pass the United States Citizenship Test.…
25 States Where President Trump’s Approval Rating is Underwater
More than halfway through the first year of his second term, President Donald Trump has upended the status quo in Washington, D.C., and opinion polling reveals a sharply divided American public. According to the…
Ukraine’s NATO Push Faces Resistance Despite Majority Alliance Support Since 2022
Ukraine formally applied for fast-track NATO membership in September 2022, seven months after Russia’s invasion. While most of the alliance’s members have welcomed Ukraine’s ascension, the sentiment is not universal. Ukraine’s long quest to…
France and Luxembourg Among Top 21 European Nations for U.S. Leadership Approval
24/7 Wall St. Insights Foreign approval of U.S. leadership is an important factor that U.S. leaders have to take into consideration of where to go, what to do, and how to do it. Some…
Statista Ranks World’s Most Disliked Leaders: U.S. Approval Outpaces Italy, Brazil
Everybody loves to complain about politicians, especially those on the very top, and not without reason. When you have no ability to fight back against those who abuse their power, and no way to…
The Most Popular Democratic Governors in America
For most of the last two decades, Americans have been more likely to self-identify as Democrats than as Republicans. More recently, however, the Democratic Party’s base has been eroding. According to the Associated Press,…
The Best and Most Realistic Proposals for Reducing the National Debt
The U.S. national debt has now surpassed what is truly a staggering number – $37 trillion – and on its way much, much higher. Many market participants and experts believe that Trump’s recently-passed tax…
US-China Trade War:10 Key Turning Points in the Far-Reaching Conflict
The trade war between the United States and China began in 2018 and escalated into one of the most significant economic conflicts in recent history. The tension originally centered on issues like intellectual property…
Trump Ousts Leadership and Picks 2025 Kennedy Center Honorees in Unprecedented Power Move
President Donald Trump has taken unprecedented control over the Kennedy Center Honors, personally selecting this year’s honorees. This move broke with the tradition of bipartisan board selection, which historically has included public input. The…