Former President Obama says the federal government is less corrupt than at virtually any point in U.S. history, even as Americans' perceptions of government corruption have climbed to a record high.

Americans are more likely to view corruption as widespread in government than in business, with the gap reaching a record 18 percentage points in 2026, according to a report. Government corruption ...

It is not news, or surprising, that Americans are worried about government corruption.

Former President Obama says in his just-launched literary-focused podcast that the federal government is “so much less corrupt” than it was in the past. “People are always surprised when I tell them ...

The last two years have been full of self-dealing and exploitation of the Oval Office for the president’s personal gain.

The percentage of Americans who say corruption in government is widespread jumped 10 points from last year, fueled by Democrats’ increasing perception of wrongdoing.

Americans' belief in the corruption of government is at a 20-year high at 89%, according to a Gallup poll released Wednesday.

Nearly 90 percent of Americans believe corruption is rampant in government, according to a new Gallup poll released Wednesday, a record number that has risen dramatically over the last two years since ...

History shows periods of corruption tend to be followed by waves of reform. But legislative or constitutional fixes face high ...

A new poll has found that Americans have become more cynical about their government.

Americans have the highest level of distrust in their government in two decades, voicing bipartisan frustration with the country’s institutions and the people who run them.