Harvard-Harris Poll (March 26-27): Trump leads with 49% approval and 46% disapproval, based on a sample of 2,746 registered voters. The poll also shows that 49% of Americans believe the nation’s economy is on the right track, while 41% think it’s on the wrong track, and 11% are unsure.

What are President Donald Trump's 2025 approval ratings today? How do Americans view Trump amid the China trade war and Trump's tariffs pause? What we know.

Here's what today's poll say about President Donald Trump's job approval rating now — despite this week's tariffs, trade war and stock market chaos

President Donald Trump conceded today that there may be “transition problems” with his trade policies, but said his team is “working on deals” with multiple countries and expressed optimism that the US and China will reach a deal.

President Donald Trump has said that higher tariffs will be paused for most countries for 90 days, with an overall 10% tariff on all countries still in place.

On "Forbes Newsroom," HarrisX founder and CEO Dritan Nesho discussed a new HarrisX poll showing how voters feel about President Trump's tariffs.

Tensions between President Donald Trump and his billionaire sidekick Elon Musk continue to rise as Musk called the administration’s plans to drastically slash NASA’s budget “troubling.”The SpaceX CEO responded to an article by technology news outlet Ars Technica that outlined the agency’s budget cuts Friday.

Elon Musk said reports that President Donald Trump’s budget proposal would drastically cut NASA’s science funding were “troubling,” the latest public break between the president and his close adviser.

Elon Musk took on reports that President Donald Trump’s proposed budget includes massive cuts to NASA’s science funding in a sign that tech billionaire isn’t done taking swipes at the administration's MAGA policies he disagrees with.

Sen. Ed Markey asked Jared Isaacman multiple times whether Elon Musk was in the room during his interview with Donald Trump, but Isaacman declined to answer directly.

President Donald Trump's NASA administrator nominee, Jared Isaacman, testified before the Senate that SpaceX works for NASA, "not the other way around."

Jared Isaacman, the self-made billionaire who became the first private astronaut to conduct a spacewalk last year, faced a Senate confirmation hearing Wednesday after he was nominated by President Donald Trump to lead NASA.