David Nather

Look how far we’ve come in the past year.

Anything short of total failure could have a transformative impact on U.S. transportation, internet, college and social programs.

They’ve become significantly less confident in the wisdom of Americans’ voting choices since 2020.

They’re watching for signs that Republicans who stood up against stolen election lies could be punished.

Americans are less optimistic and more nervous about 2022 than they were heading into 2021.

Seven in 10 disapprove of allowing China to host these Olympics, but half plan to tune in anyhow.

The majority favors treating it as a disability and giving stronger support to people who have it.

Most Latinos still support Democratic policies, but a new poll shows where the greatest friction lies.

Democrats see guns as the biggest threat to Americans’ public health, while Republicans say it’s fentanyl and opioid addiction.

His budget would extend Medicare solvency through taxes and more drug price negotiations.