Most Americans Say U.S. Ignores Others

A new Pew Research report finds that a majority of U.S. adults now say American foreign policy ignores the interests of other countries. That is a measurable shift in public sentiment about how the U.S. is perceived abroad and about the democratic mandate for international action. — If large majorities view U.S. policy as self‑centered, it can reduce public support for alliances, military interventions, trade deals, and undermine diplomatic leverage.