Majority of Republicans Approve of McCarthy’s Election As Speaker

McCarthy at last clinched the speakership earlier this month after an all-week marathon of ballots and negotiations and a heated final stretch on the House floor.

Approve: 59.00% Disapprove: 21.00% Not Sure: 20.00%

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CPI increases 6.5% year-on-year

WASHINGTON, Jan 12 (Reuters) - U.S consumer prices fell for the first time in more than 2-1/2 years in December as gasoline and motor vehicles prices declined, offering hope that inflation was now on a sustained downward trend, though the labor market remains tight.

Should businesses take a public stance on political issues

Most Americans think businesses should avoid taking a public stance on political issues, but one party is far more likely to want public statements on current events, according to a poll released Tuesday.

No: 52.00% Yes: 48.00%
DeSantis leads head-to-head polls, But

Trump leads multiway polls of the 2024 GOP primary

In national polling questions that included DeSantis, Trump and at least one other potential candidate, Trump has an average lead of 41 percent to 31 percent since the midterms.2 (No one else comes close.)

Goldman Sachs to lay off 3,200

Cost cutting and uncertainty about the economy

More than a third of the job cuts are expected to be from the firm’s trading and banking units, the person said. Like its Wall Street rivals, Goldman Sachs has been hit by a slump in global dealmaking activity as fewer companies merge or seek to raise capital. 

65 percent of Republicans say loyalty to Trump is important

The poll, published on Monday, found that 65 percent of registered Republican respondents said that it’s important, to varying degrees, for the party to show loyalty to Trump. On the other hand, 35 percent of those surveyed said that the party doesn’t need to show loyalty to the former president. 

Very important: 35.00% Somewhat important: 30.00%
Things in America Today are...

More say things in the country are going well than said so at the start of 2022.

Going well: 34.00% Going badly: 65.00%