Tellwut US Newsletter - 50 Exclusive Points -April 26 2024

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About half of U.S. adults (51%) say the country’s public K-12 education system is generally going in the wrong direction.

Less than a quarter of the United States population has a positive opinion about the federal government, according to a new poll. The Pew Research Center released a report Thursday derived from their American Trends Panel survey, noting shifts in public perception of government at the local, state, and federal level. The survey found that only 22% of U.S. adults hold a favorable view of the federal government. This rating, recorded at the end of 2023, marks a 10% drop from the previous data from the end of 2022. 50% of respondents reported a favorable opinion of their state government, compared to 49% who reported an unfavorable view. The poll found that approximately 61% of respondents reported a favorable view of their local government.

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Supermarket beverage aisles are starting to look a lot more like a pharmacy.

Forget the bagel debate over cream cheese vs. eggs, sweet vs. savory or plain vs. everything. There’s a new conversation to be had – to scoop or not to scoop? It’s been framed as a quintessential “LA vs. New York” argument, reignited late last year by a Los Angeles-based TikToker who posted his experience asking for his usual order – a gluten-free scooped bagel – at a New York deli. “Dude, I’m not scooping your f---ing bagel, bro,” was the response he got, according to the video. A scooped bagel is a bagel with the insides removed, leaving less dough and more of that crunchy bagel exterior. For some, the inside doughiness is the best part but for others, it adds unnecessary calories or messes with the dough-to-cream-cheese ratio.

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