Americans' approval of the job the U.S. Supreme Court is doing has fallen to a record low of 33%.
62% of Americans approved of the job the Supreme Court was doing in Gallup’s initial 2000 reading, and majorities typically approved of the job the court was doing through 2010.
Gallup's Economic Confidence Index has risen to -31 in July, marking a modest improvement from its recent low of -45 in May.
Still, Americans remain broadly pessimistic about the economy.
While the U.S. stands out globally for its high level of concern about political risks to safety, it is not seen as the single biggest risk.
One in three U.S. adults (34%) name road-related accidents as their most top-of-mind daily safety risk, more than twice the global
Just 12% of U.S. adults say four-year colleges and universities are doing an excellent (4%) or good job (8%) providing an affordable education, while nearly two-thirds (63%) say they are doing a poor job.
