The Internet reported that a new poll by the Wall Street Journal showed that despite the unpopularity of the Republican Party's large tax and spending bills, people were dissatisfied with President Trump's tariff plan, and highly suspected that the government had concealed important information about the investigation of Epstein's case, but Trump's political status showed resilience, boosted by voters 'improved views on the economy. A series of recent unrest, including the government's aggressive deportation plan and the U.S. bombing of Iran's nuclear facilities, has neither weakened nor improved the general public's perception of Trump. About 46% expressed satisfaction with his job performance, unchanged from April, and 52% expressed dissatisfaction. About 47% of people in the survey rated the economy as excellent or good, a sharp jump of 11 percentage points from April and the most positive assessment in the Wall Street Journal survey since 2021. About 51 percent of voters believe the economy is bad or bad, compared with 63 percent in April.