Republicans are 13 points more likely to say the U.S. should help allies when first asked about the U.S. receiving help. Democrats do not show such an effect.

Pope Leo XIV's views on the Iran war have more support among Americans than do Trump's, and most Americans want the U.S. to make a deal to end the war with Iran as quickly as possible

Most Americans say the U.S. should make a deal to end the war as quickly as possible, though few think the U.S. and Iran will reach such an agreement in the next two weeks

Support is highest among Democrats (75% vs. 15% oppose), but Independents (54% vs. 26%) and Republicans (50% vs. 43%) are also more likely to support than oppose legalization

Most Americans approve of the Iran ceasefire, 48% of Americans say Trump is suffering modest or significant cognitive decline, and the connection between views on Iran and views on gas prices

Republicans and supporters of the Iran war are more likely to say that gas prices are not going up a lot in their area regardless of the average change in gas prices in their state

The U.S.'s war with Iran remains unpopular, inflation is Americans' most important political issue, and bipartisan majorities say they pay too much in taxes

A majority of Americans say they spend too much in taxes and about half think proposed military spending for next year is too high

Men are 12 points more likely to describe themselves as hawks than to say they believe the military should be used frequently without the hawk label (25% vs. 13%)

Trump net job approval drops to a record low, most Americans oppose sending ground troops to Iran, and Republicans get more blame than Democrats for the partial shutdown