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Trump’s approval ratings slightly recover after record low last week: Report

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Economic TimesTrump’s approval ratings slightly recover after record low last week: Report
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US President Donald Trump’s approval rating has increased to 32 percent, showing a small recovery. In contrast, a recent poll indicates that registered voters prefer Democrats over Republicans by 47 percent to 36 percent. As the midterm elections approach,…

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