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As President Barack Obama prepares to make his State of the Union speech Tuesday night, here are several contextual considerations to keep in mind, from the perspective of the American people.

Fewer Americans in 2013 reported being satisfied with the freedom in their lives than have since Gallup began tracking this metric in 2006. Americans' feelings about the economy and government could be contributing to this decline.

Read about Americans' negative ratings of the IRS, their post-retirement work plans, countries' trust in their banks, and more in this week's review.

Read about Americans' views of the IRS and Benghazi controversies, how much money Americans need to get by, safety worldwide, and more in this week's review.

Less than half of Americans, 45%, now say the amount they pay in federal income taxes is too high, down from 51% in 2017. Republicans are behind this decline.

The U.S. government has problems that many private companies don't, but none are unsolvable. Here's a hard look at what slows government down -- and how to speed it up.

Most of the nearly eight in 10 Americans who disapprove of Congress cite inaction, including partisan gridlock. Congress' job approval rating is stuck below 20%.

Learn how an entrepreneur and coach helps organizations foster growth and success through prudent use of team BP10 and CliftonStrengths talent in key roles.

Americans are most satisfied with the federal government's work in responding to natural disasters (75%) and with national parks (68%). They are least satisfied with its handling of the nation's finances (14%) and poverty (19%).

Nearly half of Americans have already received their tax rebates – and more than half of those with middle incomes -- but they have done little or nothing to bolster consumer confidence suggesting their overall economic impact may already be ...