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Americans Used to Like Presidents From the Other Party. What Happened?

The partisan gap in presidential approval has grown since the 1970s and is now near an all-time high—a record that belongs to Trump.

  • Americans' positive views of presidents from the other party existed during Eisenhower era.
  • Current partisan divide is widest in 70+ years of polling.
  • Political polarization attributed to 2000 election and social changes.

The Diamond Industry’s Trust Problem Is Changing How Luxury Is Sold

Luxury faces a trust gap: diamond buyers spend $7,364 on average yet often don't know what drives the price.

  • Trust is a significant concern in luxury market, especially diamond industry
  • Lab-grown diamonds disrupt traditional notions of scarcity and pricing
  • Stephanie Vilheym's website transparency builds customer trust

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