Approval rating

President Donald Trump’s approval rating took a serious blow this week, after reaching new highs following his North Korea summit on June 12.

Melania Trump's 57 percent favorable rating is greater than any rating her husband has received since CNN began polling around him in 1999.

President Donald Trump took full credit for a thawing in relations between North and South Korea.

Only Gerald Ford had an approval rating even close to Trump's at the same point in his presidency. And Ford was still more than three percentage points clear of the former reality TV star.

The president has lost some states since his election but maintains support throughout his base.

The president’s support has withered even in states that once strongly approved of his performance.

Trump won the state by fewer than 11,000 votes in 2016.

There was at least one kid who was nice enough to say Trump had "cool hair."

A survey found that Trump's approval rating among black Americans has not doubled—it has actually dropped.

President Donald Trump's approval ratings have steadily increased over the last month.

The poll also showed 59 percent of Americans feel Trump's use of Twitter is inappropriate.

Is the former vice president preparing for a 2020 run against Trump?

No president in recent memory has been this unpopular heading into their first Christmas in office.

Americans are more confident in the economy than they have been in 11 years, a new survey showed Monday.

The president still supports his favorite cable news channel.

The latest weekly survey from Lucid found 71.85 percent of Republicans approved of the job Trump was doing as president.

News items should fall under either a “Life is getting better” theme or “How things were; how they are now,” the Russian document states.

Trump's approval rating just hit its lowest level yet. Could he make a comeback?

A Fox News poll found that President Donald Trump hit a new low even among his voting base.

No other president in the history of modern polling has been so unpopular at this point in their presidency.

Donald Trump is setting another approval rating record.

Trump is on the rise. Trump also remains in the basement.

Seven out of every 10 respondents said they agreed with Trump's collaboration with Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer.

Most Americans don't have positive feelings about Donald Trump, a new poll shows. But even fewer people like Hillary Clinton.

President Trump got a small bit of good news in the polls, but he’s more than a dozen percentage points behind where Obama was in 2009.

Things are going from bad to worse for Trump, a remarkably unpopular president.

Trump has never been very popular, but things are looking especially bad for the former reality TV star these days.

President George W. Bush's approval rating also skyrocketed after launching the Iraq War in 2003.

In a week full of bad news for Trump, a tiny bright spot emerged.

News polls released Monday have delivered more bad news for the president.