Divided On The War, Open To A Deal
A new TIPP Poll finds Americans evenly split over the strikes on Iran but more inclined to favor a negotiated settlement than further military action.
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The Hard Bargain: What Price Peace In Ukraine?
As negotiators gather in Abu Dhabi, a TIPP Poll finds Americans split on trading Ukrainian land for peace, with a sharp generational divide and many blaming Putin and Zelensky alike.
The Reckoning At The Ballot Box
Economic anxiety and a desire for restraint shaped Tuesday’s results.
The November Reckoning
The midterm results will determine how much power Trump retains in Washington and how the world deals with him over the next two years.
Gas And Groceries: What's On Midterm Voters' Minds
Cost of living leads likely voters’ concerns ahead of Tuesday’s midterm elections, and independents are the most concerned about gasoline prices.
The Silent Half
More than half of Americans have held back their political or social views, a new TIPP Poll finds, with self-censorship especially common among Republicans, higher earners, and working-age adults.
The American Dream At 250: Pride Endures, But Doubts About The Future Grow
On Columbus Day, a new TIPP Poll finds that Americans remain proud of their country and believe hard work still pays, though many doubt their children will live better than they do.
Three Gauges, One Outlier
Three widely watched surveys measure U.S. consumer confidence. Judged against each one's own history, RCM/TIPP and the Conference Board sit near normal; Michigan is near a record low.
RCM/TIPP Economic Optimism Index Climbs To Highest Since March As Investor–Non-Investor Gap Hits 25-Year Record
All three components advance, but every income group below $75,000 loses ground as investors pull 25.1 points ahead of non-investors.
