Trump's Approval Ratings Dip as Economic Concerns Grow

Polls show a slight decline in President Trump's approval ratings, driven by inflation worries, controversial policies, and partisan divides.

President Trump's approval rating has fallen to an average of 44-45%, down from 47% shortly after his second term began in January.
Economic concerns, including rising inflation and proposed tariffs on key trading partners, are contributing to increased public disapproval.
While Trump retains strong support among Republicans (over 90% approval), his approval among independents and Democrats remains low at 37% and 4%, respectively.
Policies like mass deportations and reduced diversity programs receive mixed reactions, while efforts to cut federal agencies and elevate Elon Musk's role face notable criticism.
Congressional approval has risen to 29%, largely driven by Republican enthusiasm, marking its highest level in nearly four years.