The Washington Post - The Post Most - April 30, 2025 - Analysis : 7 poll numbers that sum up Trump's first 100 days

 

PUBLISHED BY READ ONLINE | SIGN UP The Post Most   Analysis  Aaron Blake 7 poll numbers that sum up Trump’s first 100 days (John McDonnell for The Post) Where Trump is strong, the many places he’s losing ground, and what it says about what comes next. Read more   U.S. economy shrank in early 2025 as tariffs sapped growth   Column  Michelle Singletary How did Trump’s first 100 days impact your 401(k)? It’s time to look.   Try this joyful 7-minute workout you can do with kids   Opinion  Matt Bai Someone’s actually winning the trade war. It’s Elon Musk and Starlink.   Analysis  Glenn Kessler One hundred days of Trump 2.0: Falsehood after falsehood, again and again   Jennifer Hegseth holds unorthodox role shaping Pentagon affairs   Federal workers required to report their daily location, email says   UPS set to lay off 20,000 workers as it reduces business with Amazon   Inside the conclave: A visual guide on how the next pope will be elected   ADVERTISEMENT   USPS law enforcement assists Trump ‘mass deportation’ effort, sources and records show   Gazans are again going hungry as Israel’s total siege nears two-months   The 35 definitive rules of train travel   Live Updates Supreme Court hears arguments on state-funded religious schools   Opinion  Keith Moore Do you know where your tax dollars are going? Take our quiz.   ADVERTISEMENT   A dog lived on the streets until residents at a senior home rescued him   Column  Carolyn Hax Dinner guest feels ‘censored’ by one person’s no-politics plea   QUIZ An e-commerce giant and tariffs in today’s On the Record   Entertainment   Why do romance covers all look like this now? (Top L to R: Putnam; Berkley; Berkley; Berkley; Berkley Bottom L to R: Avon; Forever; St. Martin's Griffin; Sourcebooks Casablanca; Bloom) Romance novels are getting a modern design twist with the rise of vector couple covers. By Sophia Nguyen Read more   Guest Column  Jake Kring-Schreifels Real-time narratives like ‘The Pitt’ and ‘Adolescence’ are pushing the limits of TV storytelling   Review  Ann Hornaday ‘Thunderbolts*’: Another Marvel widget, saved by the cast   YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE The Optimist Sydney Page shares her favorite inspiring stories from the week to bring a little boost to your Sunday. Sign up ➝