Americans feel control slipping in a dismal mood
A national mood study shows low optimism about direction, with 14 to 17 percent believing the country is on track. The piece notes fears over disasters, wars, prices, and energy shifts, citing expert views on historic cycles of optimism after downturns and the current surge in presidential primary interest.
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