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'Scary, Chaotic': Trump Has Gone Too Far In Wielding Power, New Poll Reveals
A growing number of Americans believe President Trump has overstepped his authority during his return to the White House, according to the results of a newly released national survey.
The New York Times/Siena College poll of 913 registered voters, conducted from Monday, April 21, to Thursday, April 24, found that 56 percent of respondents say Trumpâs policy changes during his second term have âgone too far.â
The poll paints a troubling picture for the president as he approaches the 100-day mark of his second term.
Overall, 54 percent of voters disapprove of the job Trump is doing, coâŚ
Trump's Approval Rating Shifts In Survey By Top-Rated Pollster Measuring Tariff Response
A new national poll from a top-rated research firm shows public opinion shifting after President Trump nears the three-month mark of his second term.
The latest survey by AtlasIntel, conducted Wednesday, April 10, through Sunday, April 14, among 2,347 US adults, found that 52 percent disapprove of Trumpâs performance, while 46 percent approve â a net approval rating of minus 6 points.
That marks a continued slide from March, when Trumpâs net rating was minus 5 points, and February, when he briefly held a positive rating of plus 0.6.
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Brake Troubles, Stalling Hazards Spark Recall Of 148K+ Ford Vehicles
Ford is recalling more than 148,000 vehicles across the US after two major defects were linked to increased crash risks, officials said.
The first recall affects 123,611 vehicles, including F-150, Expedition, and Lincoln Navigator models from 2017 and 2018, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The pickups and SUVs can leak brake fluid, potentially reducing front-wheel braking.
The defect stems from a faulty seal in the master brake cylinder, which can let fluid leak into the brake booster. If too much fluid is lost, drivers may notice a change in bâŚ
Trump Now Says There Will Be 'No Exceptions' On Tariffs For iPhones, Other Chinese Electronics
Not so fast.
Just days after new guidance was released by the government stated that machines used to make semiconductors, flat-screen TVs, tablets, and desktop computers are excluded from President Trumpâs 125 percent tariff on Chinese goods, the administration is now saying those exemptions are only temporary.
In a social media post on Truth Social on Sunday, April 13, Trump said there are âno exceptions,â and tariffs will apply to those items, apparently clarifying the US Customs and Border Protection bulletin issued Friday, April 11.
âNOBODY is getting âoff the hook,' â Trump wrotâŚ
Trump Targeted In Assassination Threats By PA Man From Same County As 2024 Shooting: DOJ
A Pennsylvania man is accused of threatening to assassinate President Donald J. Trump and other U.S. officials, the Department of Justice announced on Friday, April 11.
Shawn Monper, 32, of Butler, was arrested after the FBI and Butler Township Police investigated a series of alarming online posts made under the username "Mr Satan," according to federal authorities.
The threats, made between January 15 and April 5, included specific violent plans. In one February comment, Monper allegedly wrote: âNah, we just need to start killing people, Trump, Elon, all the heads of agencies Trump appointâŚ
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