(In The United States): Voters Send Mixed Signals on Trump’s Approval Rating Ahead of 100-Day Milestone.

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As President Donald Trump approaches his first 100 days back in office, fresh polling data reveals a divided public mood over his performance.

A new Reuters/Ipsos poll shows Trump’s overall approval rating dipping to 42%, with just 37% of Americans expressing satisfaction with his handling of the economy - a concerning sign as economic issues remain a top priority for voters.

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However, not all polls tell the same story. An exclusive DailyMail.com survey conducted last week pegged Trump’s approval rating at 54%, matching the high he reached in February.

The stark difference between polls highlights a growing polarization among the American electorate.

In a recent interview with TIME Magazine, Trump brushed off concerns about the economy, defending his tariff policies and promising that the United States is "gonna have the wealthiest country we've ever had," forecasting an imminent "explosion upward" in growth.

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Meanwhile, Trump is set to travel to Rome today alongside First Lady Melania Trump to attend the funeral of Pope Francis, a solemn international event drawing leaders from around the globe.

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As he crosses the symbolic 100-day threshold, Trump’s presidency appears as volatile and unpredictable as ever - balancing between loyal support, fierce criticism, and high-stakes promises yet to be fully realized.

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