A Reuters/Ipsos poll shows Trump's approval rating remains stable at 33%, the lowest level in both terms, while support for a war with Iran has decreased, and 83% believe the conflict will drag on for a long time.

Most Americans have a negative view of the economy and believe the situation is likely to worsen, with President Donald Trump's economic approval ratings plummeting to their lowest level.

Polls indicate that Trump's approval rating is starting to climb, reaching 36%, after oil prices began to fall, but dissatisfaction with inflation and the cost of living remains high.

Trump's approval ratings are nearing their lowest point after oil prices surged and his Republican support base began to falter ahead of the midterm elections in November 69.

Polls show Trump's approval rating plummeting to an all-time low of 36% amid concerns among Americans about the leader's temperament and sharp intellect.

Trump's approval rating has plummeted to 36%, the lowest since he took office, pressured by rising oil prices and the cost of living following the Iran-Iran conflict. Many Americans disagree with the decision to attack Iran.

Trump's approval ratings plunge in first 100 days of second term, lowest in U.S. presidential history, Americans worried about economy, administration