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President Joe Biden's approval rating has slipped to 50%, marking the first meaningful change in his term.

With the presidential election less than a month away, 28% of Americans are satisfied with the way things are going in the U.S. This is similar to Americans' satisfaction level a month before the 2012 election.

President Barack Obama averaged 50.9% job approval during his 30th quarter in office, up more than a point from his 29th quarter average, and one of just six times he has averaged higher than 50% approval in a quarter.

Blacks who identify as or lean Democratic evaluate their lives worse during Barack Obama's second term than they did during his first, although their overall life evaluation rating remains higher than in 2008. White Republicans' life ratings ...

President Barack Obama's job approval is holding steady, with an average 45.9% rating during his 27th quarter in office.

Republicans (76%) are more than three times as likely as Democrats (21%) to say there is "too much" government regulation of business. This partisan divide has been typical since the election of Democratic President Barack Obama.

In contrast to what was the case for Barack Obama and George W. Bush, more Americans say they agree with Donald Trump on issues than say he has the personality and leadership qualities a president should have.

President Barack Obama's job approval rating rose to 57% last week, his highest weekly average since late December 2012.

Americans' views of what President Barack Obama's election means for black progress and race relations are much less positive today, near the end of his presidency, than they were right after he was elected and early in his presidency.

Americans' approval of President Barack Obama's handling of the economy and healthcare policy -- both at 44% -- is at the high for each since Obama's November 2012 re-election.