Trump's approval rating has fallen to a low point, with dissatisfaction arising from the cost of living and the Epstein case.

According to a report by Jinse Finance, a Reuters/Ipsos poll shows that Trump's approval rating has fallen to 38%, the lowest level since his return to the White House, due to Americans' dissatisfaction with his handling of living costs and the investigation into Epstein. As this four-day poll, which ended on Monday, was released, signs of weakening control over the Republican Party were also evident for Trump. At the beginning of his second term, 47% of Americans approved of him. The nine-point decline since January brings his overall approval rating close to the lows of his first term and near the lowest level achieved by his Democratic predecessor, Biden. Biden's approval rating once dropped to 35%, while Trump's first term rating fell to 33%. Only 26% of Americans say Trump is doing well in managing living costs, down from 29% earlier this month.