It may come as cold comfort to the White House, but Trump's underwater approval ratings echo a pattern seen with Biden, Obama and Bush before midterms.

Recent polls highlight a gap between President Donald Trump’s national numbers and stronger approval ratings in Mississippi.

He’s not a president you want to be compared to if you’re Donald Trump. But Americans’ appetite for impeaching the current president is nearly at the same level as that sentiment was around Richard Nixon after the Watergate scandal,

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Slippage in support from GOP-aligned voters is dragging the president down, while Democratic opposition remains firmly entrenched.

President Donald Trump’s administration isn’t beating out the likes of former Presidents Joe Biden and Barack Obama on a fundamental job The latest poll from Fox News, released Wednesday, found that a majority of Americans — 56% — do not believe the current White House has been competent at managing the federal government.

A new NPR/PBS News/Marist poll finds strong support for Democrats this midterm season. It also shows increasing concern about the war in Iran and the economy, particularly the price of gas.

The president seemed to be spinning out after his public approval rating slumped to a second-term low amid ongoing criticism of the conflict.