More than four in 10 American adults say they are worse off than before Donald Trump returned to the White House, and the steepest financial hit that women report is their ability to save.
The National Women's Law Center (NWLC), a gender justice advocacy group, surveyed 1,500 adults with YouGov between 17 and 23 April and published the results on 5 May. Some 42 per cent said they were worse off than before the president took office, against 28 per cent who said they were better off.
