Trump Approval Dips as Economic Concerns Rise in US Polls

President Donald Trump's approval ratings have dipped slightly during his second term, primarily due to growing concerns over the U.S. economy and inflation. Recent polls indicate that only about 35% of Americans approve of his handling of the economy, with 54% believing the economy is on the wrong track, reflecting unease about job growth and rising unemployment. Despite these economic challenges, Trump remains relatively stronger on issues like border security and crime, although his approval on immigration has declined somewhat. Political extremism has also emerged as a leading concern among Americans, with 28% citing it as the nation's biggest problem, slightly more than those who identified the economy. The public is divided on which party is better equipped to handle political extremism, with Republicans slightly favored on economic management. Overall, Trump's approval rating remains steady at around 41%, but the economic issues and political climate present ongoing challenges for his administration.