Silver Bulletin

Silver Bulletin approval ratings for President Trump — and all presidents since Truman.

Silver Bulletin favorability ratings for the world's richest man.

They became more Trump-curious in 2024. But mostly, they’re anti-establishment types who dislike politics until you threaten their livelihoods.

Team ratings, playoff and Super Bowl probabilities, and forecasts of every upcoming game from Silver Bulletin's exclusive NFL model.

Who's the best QB in the NFL? And the worst? Our advanced statistical ratings on every passer's past, present, and future.

The Houston Rockets are playing unconventional basketball, but their young core is blasting off.

Or love sports but hate politics? Here's how to manage what you get in your inbox.

So far, Trump’s approval ratings have had a high floor. But second terms are often turbulent, and Trump has the economy, age and Epstein to worry about.

Superkickers, rule changes, dual-threat QBs and analytics are changing the sport — and producing weirder scores.

It's not entirely Chuck Schumer's fault, but the party needs new leadership.

Plus the 2026 Senate map, Joe Burrow versus Joe Flacco, and why you should do creative work until you die.

Plus, my chat with Eli and Ross Barkan about last night's results — and what to expect from Mayor Mamdani.

Zohran won. Here's why Cuomo's campaign failed.

The rewards outweigh the risks for the NFL, NBA and MLB

Probably not. But a Republican win on Tuesday would make the state worth watching in 2028.

Not unless you’re cherry-picking for Cuomo — although New York City has a history of late polling movement and Election Day surprises.

Jay Jones’s text message scandal will test the limits of both propositions in what should be a good year for Democrats in Virginia.

43 thoughts about the biggest betting scandal in years. Not only is it not surprising, but it looked suspicious in real time.

It’s hard to know how voters will react to inexperienced candidates like Graham Platner. But that’s what makes them high-risk choices in must-win races.

Plus, sports model plans, Obama's legacy, and why Vermont is so blue — in the first-ever live edition of SBSQ.