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Three in five Americans say the cost of living is going in the wrong direction
About half say the country generally is off on the wrong track, Reuters/Ipsos polling finds
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Republicans and independents are feeling more threatened
Republicans and independents are feeling much more threatened in the current political climate than they were just weeks ago, according to the Ipsos Consumer Tracker
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Only half of men think feminism benefits both sexes
Most women (66%) think feminism benefits both sexes, but only half of all men agree, and only half of people under age 34, according to the Ipsos Consumer Tracker
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Technology & Society
See how technological advancements and societal shifts are transforming business, governance and human interaction. This section explores topics like artificial intelligence, workplace evolution, education, housing and the changing nature of truth and influence.
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Transportation & Mobility
Explore the future of how we commute and move people and products. This topic covers emerging trends in transportation, from electric and autonomous vehicles to innovative mobility solutions reshaping urban landscapes and infrastructure.
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Ipsos Core Political Survey: Presidential Approval Tracker February 2025
The February Reuters/Ipsos Core Political shows that Americans remain concerned with the economy, political extremism and immigration. Half of Americans think the country is headed off on the wrong track, one in three believe the country is headed in the right direction, driven by Republicans.
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Reuters/Ipsos Large Sample Poll February 2025
Americans are unhappy with the direction of the economy, their cost of living, and their personal finances.
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Few support the latest round of executive orders
Findings of a new Ipsos poll on Americans' support for various proposed actions and executive orders signed by President Donald Trump in his third week of office
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How companies can prepare for the changing status of pets in the future
What the Future’s Matt Carmichael considers what will come next for the $150 billion pet industry and how businesses can prepare for a future where pets are even more prevalent.