Majorities of Americans approve of ending the immigration enforcement surge in Minnesota, disapprove of Trump and his handling of the Epstein investigation, and say AI will reduce the number of jobs in the U.S. Plus: the 2026 midterms, climate change, and Super Bowl halftime shows

Around half of Americans watched this year's Super Bowl, and while many enjoyed the game, an even larger share of those who watched the Bad Bunny halftime show rated the show highly

Negative views of Trump's handling of his overall job and the Epstein investigation have changed little in recent weeks

The three condiments that the largest share of Americans say they "love" out of the 22 included in the survey are peanut butter, honey, and salsa.

Half of Americans rate Donald Trump as "poor," the most who do for any of the 20 presidents.

Democrats are more likely than Republicans to support their state seceding. And Democrats who live in states that voted for Kamala Harris in the 2024 presidential election are especially likely to support secession

The electorate is leaning toward Democrats in the midterms, net approval of Trump's handling of the economy and immigration dip, most Americans want fewer immigration agents in Minneapolis, and half of Americans think Trump was involved in Epstein's alleged crimes

Americans are more likely to support reducing federal spending in general than increasing it — but to support increased spending on each of a host of major budget areas, including Social Security, Medicare, aid to the poor, and national defense

By large margins, Americans oppose each of three recent Donald Trump construction projects: building a new White House ballroom, renovating the Trump-Kennedy Center, and building an arch near the Lincoln Memorial

Most Americans are aware of the recent release of files relating to the case against Jeffrey Epstein, and more Americans disapprove than approve of how Donald Trump is handling the Epstein investigation