Shared Values

A Fox News poll finds that while American voters remain attached to the U.S., a majority describe the country using negative terms like 'failing' or 'divided,' with partisan divides evident in perceptions of values and national unity. The survey highlights eroded national pride compared to 2004, with younger voters and Democrats more likely to prefer living elsewhere, alongside differing enthusiasm for the 250th anniversary.

A Fox News poll reveals that most U.S. voters describe the country with negative terms like 'failing' or 'divided,' with Democrats more likely to use such words than Republicans. While 85% of voters emphasize national unity and 83% highlight democratic principles, partisan divides emerge on multiculturalism and enthusiasm for the 250th anniversary, with Republicans and MAGA supporters showing higher excitement.

King Charles III addressed a joint meeting of the U.S. Congress, emphasizing shared values between the U.S. and U.K. and advocating for international cooperation to address global challenges. He highlighted the importance of collective action and service, stating that no nation should bear such challenges alone.