Multiple outlets report that President Donald Trump’s approval ratings reach new record lows in a Fox News survey. The poll finds Trump’s support among Republicans falls to 80%, described as the lowest point in his second term, with Republican support dropping by several points. Coverage also emphasizes that approval declines extend beyond overall Republican views, with non-MAGA Republicans and other demographic groups showing weaker support than earlier in the term. Several reports highlight economic concerns as a central driver, pointing to dissatisfaction with how Trump handles the economy, including affordability and job growth. PBS NewsHour adds that Trump’s economic approval rating hits a new low and that groups some Republicans previously won over—such as white voters without a college degree—express unfavorable views of his economic approach. Other reporting notes additional record or near-record drops across voting blocs, including men, millennials, and white voters, and describes a broader pattern of Trump polling “underwater” in recent polling averages. One outlet also notes the timing of the survey relative to news about a DOJ-related deal, though the reports primarily focus on the poll’s findings rather than attributing cause.