Polling

The poll showed GOP candidate Eric Early slightly leading over Democratic Rep. Katie Porter, gaining 18 percent of likely primary voters' support.

A survey conducted exclusively for Newsweek gave Trump a 69-point lead over DeSantis.

Harry left so fast he was already at the airport before the royals' Buckingham Palace balcony appearance.

A poll conducted exclusively for Newsweek found a majority of Americans continue to support the president's forgiveness plan.

Meghan Markle's positive messaging about feminism may well have paid off with young Americans who prefer her to Prince Harry.

The Duchess of Sussex recorded her first positive approval rating in four months of polling for Newsweek—though she still lags behind other royals.

Hal Lambert said Ron DeSantis would do a better job of controlling the U.S.-Mexico border than Trump, who famously vowed to build a wall across it.

Trump is building a 42 point lead over Ron DeSantis in the race to be the GOP's 2024 presidential candidate, according to one poll.

Some 73 percent of Trump voters support a Florida ban on Chinese land ownership, compared to 60 percent among Biden voters, an exclusive Newsweek poll found.

Trump is hoping to return to the White House after the 2024 presidential election.

House Speaker Kevin McCarthy once had a hard time getting people to believe in him. Recent polling shows tides are shifting.

"Rob DeSanctimonious and his poll numbers are dropping like a rock," Trump wrote on Truth Social on Sunday.

Trump will be delivering a speech to his supporters in Iowa, marking his second visit to the state after his presidential campaign stop in March.

Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron, who Trump endorsed in the gubernatorial race, has saw his lead shrink in the latest poll ahead of the election.

Prince Harry's British coronation visit showed the royal "pecking order" but Americans will appreciate his loyalty to King Charles III, an expert told Newsweek.

After a week of bad legal news, Trump received some good news that he was still leading Biden in a hypothetical 2024 matchup.

President Joe Biden is expected to be heading to a rematch against Donald Trump in 2024.

Meghan Markle will be in California on Prince Archie's birthday while Prince Harry will be in London for King Charles' coronation.

King Charles III has expressed his "personal sorrow" for "slavery's enduring impact" but has never apologized for the role of past monarchs in slave-trading.

Young Britons dealt King Charles III a blow days out from his coronation as more of Generation Z backed abolishing the monarchy than keeping it in new polling.

Newsweek polling suggests not all will be captivated when King Charles III and Queen Camilla are crowned in the May 6 ceremony at Westminster Abbey, London.

Prince Harry told Oprah Winfrey "how scared" the royal family is "of the tabloids turning on them" but did not mention a major saga in British media history.

Recent polls, including two from Fox News, have found support for new gun restrictions and the continued availability of the abortion pill, mifepristone.

Fifty-one percent of Americans think Trump should be barred from running for the presidency if he's convicted and imprisoned, according to a Newsweek survey.

The Florida governor is regarded as Donald Trump's most credible rival for the 2024 GOP presidential nomination, but an exclusive Newsweek poll favors Biden.

Bud Light may have lost 12 percent of its drinkers, exclusive polling for Newsweek suggests. Two executives have taken a leave of absence amid a fall in sales.

Most polls show voters don't want either man to run again. And as things stand, neither candidate has a clear advantage.

Haley has been accused of double-counting certain transfers between her campaign and political action committees to inflate her fundraising total.

President Biden is nowhere more popular in polling than he is with conservative pollsters Rasmussen—but that doesn't mean they think he'll win in 2024.

Republicans across the country are pushing for abortion restrictions, even as voters push to reject them.