Voter optimism on the direction of the country has ticked up in new polling, signaling attitudes may be bouncing back after President Trump's controversial tariff moves roiled global markets.

A new Harvard CAPS/Harris survey found 42 percent of voters said the country is on the right track, up 3 points from last month and 16 points from November. The number was still underwater, though, as 49 percent said the country is headed in the wrong direction.

Roughly a third, or 34 percent, of voters said their personal financial situation was improving, up 2 points from April. Another 39 percent said........

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