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Trump administration pauses $11 billion in Army Corps of Engineers projects in New York, San Francisco, Baltimore and Boston as shutdown pressures Democratic cities.

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Obamacare premiums rise 18% for 2026 as enhanced subsidies expire, with a 60-year-old Kentucky couple facing $23,700 more in annual costs and millions potentially losing coverage.

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Harvard reports $113 million deficit for fiscal year 2025 after Trump administration terminated federal research grants, even as endowment grew 12% to $56.9 billion.

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U.S. Chamber of Commerce sues Trump administration over $100,000 H-1B visa fee, calling it unlawful because it overrides congressional requirements that fees be based on government processing costs.

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Trump announces deal with German drugmaker to slash IVF medication prices in exchange for relief from planned pharmaceutical tariffs and encourages employers to offer fertility benefits.

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Trump administration plans to install allies at IRS to pursue criminal inquiries of left-leaning groups and major Democratic donors including George Soros, who Trump wants charged under RICO, Wall Street Journal reports.

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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says U.S. is working to provide $20 billion in additional financing for Argentina to help Trump ally Javier Milei before Oct. 26 midterms, bringing total aid to $40 billion.

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Trump threatens tariffs on Spain for refusing to boost NATO defense spending to 5%, calling move disrespectful as only country among 32-nation alliance not committing to new target.

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Trump doubles down on threat to withhold federal money from New York if Zohran Mamdani wins City Hall, calling assemblymember a communist who would squander taxpayer money.

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Trump threatens to terminate cooking oil business with China in retaliation for soybean snub after Beijing stopped buying US soybeans in May despite importing $12.8 billion worth in 2024.

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Federal officials reject Navajo company’s $186,000 bid for 167 million tons of Montana coal, less than a penny per ton, for failing to meet fair market value requirements.

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Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors declares local state of emergency over ICE raids in 4-1 vote, citing raids preventing work and forcing business closures since June.

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Trump threatens Argentina with loss of $20 billion assistance during White House meeting with Milei if country’s politics move leftward after October 26 midterms.

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Goldman Sachs analysis finds U.S. consumers bearing 55% of tariff costs six months into Trump’s tariff policies despite White House claims foreign exporters would pay.

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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent accuses China of trying to damage global economy after Beijing imposed rare earth export controls.

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Smithsonian museums, research centers and National Zoo close on shutdown’s 12th day after exhausting prior-year funding used to remain open.

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Vance warns deeper cuts to federal workforce coming as shutdown enters 12th day, threatening painful reductions beyond the over 4,000 employees set to be fired.

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$1.3 million winning lottery ticket sold at Freehold Wawa nears expiration after going unclaimed for nearly one year.

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New Jersey launches pilot shuttle between Vineland and Atlantic City to boost job access in historically underserved South Jersey transit market.

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Most Obamacare enrollees live in Republican districts where enrollment tripled since 2021, as Democrats withhold shutdown votes to extend subsidies expiring Dec. 31.

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Labor Department warns Trump immigration crackdown threatens food supply and prices, contradicting Agriculture Secretary’s claim that Medicaid recipients could replace foreign agricultural workers.

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Trump directs Pentagon to shift $8 billion from military research accounts to pay troops during shutdown, despite Democratic warnings of potential Antideficiency Act violations.

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Trump announces 100% tariff on all Chinese imports starting November 1, over and above existing tariffs, in retaliation for China’s new export controls on rare earths minerals.

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Trump announces deal with AstraZeneca to cut drug prices in exchange for three years of tariff relief.

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Administration uses $300 million in tariff revenue to fund WIC during shutdown, despite Trump budget proposing cuts to program for low-income mothers and children.

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IRS retracts back pay guarantee for furloughed employees and automatically deletes original guidance from inboxes, contradicting 2019 law Trump signed ending previous shutdown.

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Bureau of Labor Statistics recalls workers during government shutdown to prepare September inflation data for Federal Reserve meeting and Social Security cost-of-living adjustment.

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Treasury buys Argentine pesos and finalizes $20 billion swap to boost Milei ahead of October 26 elections during U.S. government shutdown over Democratic objections.

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Trump reverses pledge to tariff all essential medicines, exempting generics that make up 90% of drugs dispensed after warnings of shortages and price increases.

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IRS furloughs employees and shuts most operations as Trump’s OMB moves to eliminate guaranteed back pay despite bipartisan pushback and 2019 law Trump signed.

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Treasury defends $1 coin featuring Trump on both sides despite 1866 law banning living people on currency to avoid monarchy appearance, removes explanatory webpage.

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Bessent names Social Security head Frank Bisignano as IRS’s seventh commissioner this year and first CEO, bypassing Senate confirmation as both agencies lose up to 25% of workforce from DOGE cuts.

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Trump administration plans Social Security disability rule eliminating age as eligibility factor or raising threshold to 60, potentially denying benefits to 750,000 older Americans.

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Trump plans soybean farmer aid package as soon as Tuesday using tariff revenue after China halted bean purchases in May to retaliate against his trade war tariffs.

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Education Department resumes student loan forgiveness for borrowers who completed 20-25 years of payments under Income-Based Repayment after AFT lawsuit, while keeping three other income-driven plans frozen ahead of Dec. 31 tax deadline.

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Minnesota regulators approve BlackRock’s $6.2 billion takeover of Minnesota Power despite attorney general’s opposition and judge’s warning that private equity will pursue profit at ratepayers’ expense.

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Religious organizations, health care providers, unions and educators sue Trump administration over $100,000 H-1B visa fee, warning hospitals will lose medical staff and churches will lose pastors.

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Treasury confirms $1 coin draft with Trump on both sides for 250th anniversary despite 1866 law barring living persons to avoid monarchy appearance.

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Florida awarded full $608 million FEMA detention grant as sole applicant on final day before shutdown, days after court dismissed environmental lawsuit because Everglades facility had no federal funding.

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Trump pauses $2.1 billion for Chicago Red Line extension to South Side citing minority set-aside contracts during shutdown as city vows lawsuit and senators call it illegal retaliation.

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Lujan Grisham signs bills providing $30 million for food assistance and health insurance for tens of thousands facing federal cuts but holds vaccine bill after Republicans blocked emergency clause that would have given children immediate COVID vaccine access.

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WIC program serving 6.8 million low-income mothers and young children faces funding collapse within a week after shutdown blocked quarterly allocation at start of fiscal year.

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Trump and budget director Vought plan to determine which “Democrat Agencies” to cut during shutdown after already canceling $18 billion in infrastructure funding for New York.

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Administration cuts $7.6 billion in clean energy grants affecting 223 projects exclusively in 16 states that backed Harris and whose senators voted against the GOP funding bill during the shutdown.

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Supreme Court allows Fed governor Lisa Cook to stay through 2026 pending January arguments, breaking from deference shown to Trump’s removal power in other independent agency cases.

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New Jersey’s ANCHOR property tax relief program pays up to $1,750 to homeowners earning under $250,000, with automatic enrollment for most residents and applications open until Oct. 31.

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Trump freezes funding for Gateway, Hudson Tunnel project.

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White House withdraws Brian Quintenz nomination to lead CFTC after crypto billionaires Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss pressed Trump to reconsider, marking end of once-certain confirmation.

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Senate Democrats demand clarity from White House after Social Security Commissioner Frank Bisignano says he’d consider raising retirement age, then walks back comment claiming administration “not considering” changes.

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Energy Dept. takes 5% stake in Lithium Americas and its GM joint venture after renegotiating $2.26 billion loan for Nevada mine, marking Trump administration’s latest equity investment in strategic industries.

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FTC sues Zillow and Redfin over $100 million deal to eliminate rental listing competition, alleging Redfin fired hundreds of employees who were then selectively rehired by Zillow.

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White House withdraws Antoni as Bureau of Labor Statistics nominee after CNN reveals sexually degrading Harris posts and anti-gay remarks, leaving position open after Trump fired predecessor over jobs data.

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Federal government shuts down as Republicans refuse to negotiate health care funding Democrats say is required for 60-vote Senate passage.

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House Democrats release district-by-district tool showing Medicaid, Medicare and ACA cuts’ local impact as they refuse to capitulate in shutdown negotiations over Republican healthcare changes.

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Senator Mark Kelly, who commanded Discovery on two space missions, joins effort to block shuttle’s $375 million relocation from free Smithsonian display to paid Houston museum, questioning why taxpayers should fund moving artifact already protected and accessible.

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Trump administration opens 13 million acres of federal land for coal mining, triple what law required, and slashes royalty payments companies owe from 12.5% to 7% while investing $625 million in taxpayer funds to expand the coal industry.

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Government shutdown appears unavoidable after White House meeting fails as Trump administration authorizes permanent firing of federal workers during funding lapse.

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Trump agrees to meet congressional leaders Monday after canceling last Thursday talks, threatening mass federal firings if government shuts down September 30.

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Abu Dhabi royal fund and ByteDance will hold over one-third of TikTok US despite Trump’s claim of “American control.”

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Trump demands up to 10% stake in Nevada lithium mine for renegotiating $2.26 billion loan while opposing automakers’ EV transition.

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Supreme Court allows Trump to withhold $4 billion in congressionally approved foreign aid despite GAO ruling the move illegal.

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Trump threatens to relocate 2026 World Cup matches from “dangerous” cities including Chicago, which isn’t hosting any games.

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Trump imposes 100% tariff on branded drug imports and new levies on trucks and furniture starting Wednesday.

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Former Fed chairs Greenspan, Bernanke and Yellen warn Supreme Court that removing Lisa Cook threatens independence and could trigger inflation.

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Trump signs executive order approving $14 billion TikTok deal giving Oracle and investors control while ByteDance retains less than 20%.

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The Trump administration offers a $20 billion financial aid package to boost Argentina’s President Javier Milei one month before a key election.

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The IRS will end paper tax refunds by a Sept. 30 deadline mandated by Trump, leaving millions of unbanked and elderly citizens without a clear waiver process.

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House Speaker Mike Johnson persuaded Trump to cancel a shutdown meeting with Democrats, fearing the president would cut a deal unfavorable to the GOP.

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Trump will meet Democratic leaders on Thursday to avert a government shutdown after they bypassed GOP leadership for direct talks.

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The Trump administration approves a TikTok sale to a U.S. venture but will not take a government stake, unlike its recent Intel deal.

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A federal judge ends the 31-day halt on the Revolution Wind farm, ruling the Trump administration’s stop-work order was arbitrary and capricious.

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Trump taps his legal adversary Rupert Murdoch and Michael Dell for the U.S. investor group buying TikTok after freezing a congressionally mandated sale.

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The National Labor Relations Board sued New York State days after it enacted a law to bypass what Democrats call Trump’s gutting of the federal agency.

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The Trump administration used its “golden share” power for the first time to block a U.S. Steel plant closure three months after the company’s foreign takeover.

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Democratic leaders demanded a meeting with Trump 10 days before a government shutdown deadline, blaming him for a standoff over health care funding.

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The White House clarified its new $100,000 H-1B visa fee only applies to new applicants one day after the surprise announcement caused widespread corporate panic.

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The Trump administration plans to collect a multibillion-dollar fee from US investors as its price for approving the TikTok takeover.

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Trump imposes a $100,000 fee on H-1B visas and creates a $1 million ‘gold card’ for permanent residency.

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The Senate rejects both Republican and Democratic stopgap funding bills, moving the government closer to a shutdown in 11 days.

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Trump asks the Supreme Court for an emergency order to fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook after lower courts blocked her removal as likely illegal.

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House Judiciary Republicans voted down a request to subpoena bank CEOs about their ties to Jeffrey Epstein, with one Republican breaking ranks.

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Facing pressure from Trump, the Federal Reserve approves a quarter-point rate cut over a lone dissent from his new appointee who sought more.

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House Republicans released a seven-week government funding bill, setting up a shutdown fight with Democrats over health care provisions

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House Republican leaders flipped party holdouts in a floor vote to surrender Congress’s tariff authority to Trump until early 2026.

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South Korea is probing the U.S. for human rights violations after an ICE raid on a Georgia factory detained 300 Korean workers for a week.

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Trump granted his fourth extension for the TikTok sale, allowing a U.S. investor group including Oracle to take an 80% ownership stake.

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The U.S. and China reach a ‘framework’ deal on TikTok’s ownership, folding the national security issue into high-stakes trade negotiations.

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Trump endorses a plan to end quarterly financial reporting for public companies, arguing the move curbs short-term corporate focus.

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A federal appeals court rejects Trump’s bid to fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook one day before a key meeting on interest rates.

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The Senate confirms White House economic adviser Stephen Miran to the Federal Reserve board in a 48-47 vote, advancing Trump’s pressure campaign for lower interest rates.

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Trump escalates his pressure campaign on the Federal Reserve by predicting a big rate cut two days before its policy meeting.

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Following months of public pressure on the Fed, the Trump administration appeals a block on its firing of Governor Lisa Cook for alleged fraud.

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Trump tells NATO he will only sanction Russia after allies stop buying Russian oil, days after Russian drones breached Polish airspace.

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Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook asked a U.S. appeals court to reject the Trump administration’s bid to fire her days before the central bank’s next interest rate vote.

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Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick says Elon Musk’s efficiency plan was ‘backward’ and failed to save money.

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Loan documents from 2021 contradict the Trump administration’s mortgage fraud basis for attempting to fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook.

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Nearly 300 South Korean workers arrested in a raid at a Georgia battery plant rejected Trump’s offer to let them stay and train Americans.

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A reopened Tennessee prison run by CoreCivic has begun housing ICE detainees after the Town of Mason approved a deal worth over $500,000 annually.

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New Mexico becomes the first state to offer universal free childcare, expanding a program credited with reducing poverty.

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The Trump administration appeals a ruling blocking the removal of Fed Governor Lisa Cook, escalating a legal battle over the central bank’s independence.

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A record downward jobs revision of 911,000 prompts new White House attacks on the BLS and the Federal Reserve.

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Chief Justice John Roberts denies an emergency appeal to block Trump’s freeze on billions in foreign aid.

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The Supreme Court expedites its review of Trump’s tariffs just weeks after lower courts ruled the president usurped congressional power over trade.

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A federal judge blocks Trump’s firing of Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook 14 days after the attempt, ruling conduct before her term began is not legal cause for removal.

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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says the U.S. must refund half of its tariff revenue if the Supreme Court rules against the administration’s trade agenda.

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South Korea’s government secures the release of 300 workers three days after ICE detained 475 people during a raid at a Hyundai electric vehicle plant in Georgia.

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Trump threatens new EU tariffs two months after a trade deal, responding to Friday’s $3.5 billion antitrust fine on Google’s ad business.

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After an ICE raid detains 475 workers at a Hyundai plant, South Korea’s president warns the U.S. not to infringe on its citizens’ rights or economic activities.

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Hiring nearly stalls with only 22,000 jobs added one month after Trump fired the chief economist for the Labor Department.

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The Transportation Dept. moves to cancel a Biden-era rule requiring airline compensation for flight delays, part of a wider consumer protection rollback

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On the same day as a major raid in Georgia, federal agents used crowbars to enter a New York food factory and arrest dozens of workers.

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Federal agents arrested 450 workers in an immigration raid that halted construction at a new $7.6 billion Hyundai battery plant in Georgia.

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As his bid to fire a Fed governor stalls, Trump asks the Supreme Court to let him fire an FTC commissioner.

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The Justice Dept. issues subpoenas in its probe of Fed governor Lisa Cook weeks after Trump tried to fire her over the same allegations.

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Trump’s Federal Reserve nominee says he will keep his White House job if confirmed, contradicting his own 2024 paper calling for Fed independence.

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The Trump administration asks the Supreme Court to quickly reverse a lower court ruling that found his emergency tariffs usurp congressional power.

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A federal judge orders the Trump administration to release $11.5 billion in foreign aid, blocking a presidential move identified as a “pocket rescission.”

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Trump will host tech leaders from Meta, Apple, and Microsoft for a Rose Garden dinner, notably excluding former ally Elon Musk.

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Fox Business hosts flag a “conflict of interest” between Trump’s crypto-friendly laws and his family’s new $6 billion token stake.

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An appeals court rules Trump unlawfully fired FTC member Rebecca Kelly Slaughter, citing a 1935 Supreme Court precedent.

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In a new court filing, Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook argues that Trump cannot use previously vetted mortgage information as a pretext to fire her.

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Trump’s nominee to lead the Bureau of Labor Statistics told Heritage Foundation interns that male intelligence varies more widely than female intelligence.

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The Labor Department proposes a national database of private state unemployment records, sparking fears of surveillance and misuse.

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A pre-arranged sale to a public company controlled by Eric Trump and Zach Witkoff guaranteed the Trump family a payday of hundreds of millions from their new crypto token despite its tepid public launch.

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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced the Trump administration may declare a national housing emergency to make affordability a key issue for the 2026 midterm elections.

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Trump proposes a 1% pay raise for most federal employees in 2026 but a 3.8% increase for some law enforcement personnel.

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Trump’s immigration crackdown drives 1.2 million immigrant workers from the U.S. labor force in the first seven months of 2025.

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A historic concentration of value in 10 large companies has made the S&P 500 more expensive relative to sales than during the dot-com era.

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The May Day Strong movement plans nationwide Labor Day protests called “Workers Over Billionaires” on Monday.

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Trump moves to eliminate the George H.W. Bush-era HOME program, a housing grant heavily used in rural Republican districts.

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The Trump administration paused the employee-funded Combined Federal Campaign, a $66 million charity drive that supports nonprofits such as St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

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Trump is using a ‘pocket rescission’ to bypass Congress and block $4.9 billion in foreign aid, a maneuver unused for nearly 50 years.

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A federal appeals court ruled Trump overstepped his authority by imposing tariffs without Congress, but allowed the illegal duties to remain for now.

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Days after halting a major New England wind farm, the Trump administration canceled another $679 million for offshore wind projects.

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Judge sets emergency hearing on Lisa Cook suit to block her removal after Trump alleges mortgage fraud, raising stakes for Federal Reserve independence.

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The Trump administration will end a small package tariff exemption Friday despite widespread foreign postal suspensions already blocking shipments to the U.S.

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Trump fires Democratic Surface Transportation Board member Robert Primus, breaking a partisan deadlock ahead of the Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern merger review.

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Trump threatens Mexico with tariffs over its failure to deliver water owed to Texas farmers under a 1944 treaty.

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Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said the Pentagon is weighing equity stakes in defense giants like Lockheed, days after Trump took a 10% share of Intel in a $9B move.

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Nevada confirmed Tuesday that a cyber attack shut down state agencies and websites, forcing DMV offices to close as state and federal investigators probe the breach.

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Trump’s 50% tariffs on India for buying Russian oil took effect Wednesday, jeopardizing decades of growing U.S.–India trade and security cooperation aimed at countering China.

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Intel warns Trump’s 10% government stake risks global sales and backlash, as critics call it a backdoor sovereign wealth fund experiment.

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Trump claims to fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook over mortgage fraud allegations, but she rejects his authority and vows to keep serving.

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Trump threatens to revoke Key Bridge funding and deploy troops to Baltimore after Maryland Gov. Wes Moore challenges his crime narrative.

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Haley and GOP Sen. Rand Paul slam Trump Intel deal as government ownership of private business, warning a 10% stake is outright socialism.

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European and Indian postal services suspend postal shipments to U.S. over Trump tariffs as confusion grows before August 29 deadline.

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Treasury Deputy Secretary Michael Faulkender resigns less than five months after Senate confirmation, the second senior department exit in recent weeks.

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Trump again threatens to fire Fed governor Lisa Cook as housing regulator Bill Pulte pushes fraud claims, escalating bid for White House control of central bank.

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Powell signals possible rate cuts as Fed cites shifting risks from tariffs and uncertainty, while stressing independence from Trump’s pressure campaign.

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Trump dismisses TikTok security concerns as ‘overrated’ and delays enforcing law upheld by Supreme Court requiring ByteDance to divest or leave US.

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Trump claims Intel gave US a 10% stake worth $10B after he pressured CEO Lip-Bu Tan to keep his job, tying it to CHIPS Act leverage.

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Trump administration halts nearly finished $4B Revolution Wind project off Rhode Island citing national security, jeopardizing state climate goals, and power supply.

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IRS scraps layoff plans, asks some pushed-out workers to return after shedding 26,000 employees and facing critical staffing gaps

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Trump blames soaring electricity prices on wind and solar ‘scam,’ though analysts cite data centers, EV demand and climate-driven strain.

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Justice Dept. pressures chair to oust Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook over mortgage fraud claims, as Trump escalates attacks on central bank independence.

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Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook refuses to resign after Trump and FHFA director Bill Pulte accuse her of mortgage fraud, escalating efforts to control the Fed.

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Paul Weiss and Kirkland give free legal help to Commerce Dept months after making deals with Trump to avoid executive orders.

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Trump presses appeals court to clear path for mass probationary firings at IRS, despite audit showing 99.5% had passing reviews

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Sony raising PS5 prices by $50 across all models Thursday, finally following Microsoft.

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Trump administration restores public spending database after court order, but Democrats warn budget office may still be concealing funding details.

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Trump touts DC restaurant crowds after takeover, but diners fell 31% once troops arrived.

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Trump administration considers converting $10.9 billion in Chips Act grants into 10% equity stake in Intel, making government top shareholder.

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Restaurant attendance in DC plunges after Trump seizes control of police and floods city with federal officers and National Guard.

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Shein and Temu set to raise prices as Trump ends de minimis trade loophole Aug. 29, closing duty-free path for billions in Chinese imports.

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CBO warns Trump’s new tax law could trigger hundreds of billions in automatic cuts beginning in 2026, including up to $250B from Medicare, unless Congress intervenes.

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Trump administration dropped 165 corporate enforcement cases, created loyalty scorecard for 553 companies, and halted probes of major tech firms.

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Social Security field offices lose up to 20% of staff since March 2024 as Trump administration pushes buyouts and consolidations.

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Bessent ousts three senior IRS executives as Trump administration installs seventh commissioner this year and agency reels from mass resignations.

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Federal appeals court lifts block on CFPB mass layoffs, allowing agency to move forward with drastic staffing cuts.

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Trump administration tightens solar and wind tax-credit rules under new GOP guidance, threatening clean-energy projects as it undercuts Inflation Reduction Act incentives.

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Elon Musk’s SpaceX moves to block Virginia’s $613M broadband plan, seeks $60M for Starlink

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PBS Slashes Budget 21 Percent After Congress Eliminates Public Broadcasting Funds

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Days after calling for Intel CEO’s resignation, then meeting him, Trump administration explores buying stake in company to boost U.S. chip manufacturing.

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Trump administration rewrites six parts of federal acquisition rules to cut hundreds of requirements, removing oversight measures like executive pay reporting.

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Law firms that struck deals to avoid Trump’s punitive orders now working on trade pacts for his administration after being routed through his personal lawyer.

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More than 10,000 USPS employees accept early retirement offers this summer, hitting the target for workforce reduction set earlier this year.

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Trump attacks Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon over tariff recession forecast and tells him to “focus on being a DJ” instead of running bank.

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Trump threatens “major lawsuit” against Fed Chair Jerome Powell over headquarters renovation costs while demanding immediate interest rate cuts.

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Trump’s Bureau of Labor Statistics nominee E.J. Antoni suggests replacing monthly jobs report with quarterly data after Trump fired previous commissioner over disappointing numbers.

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US debt hits record $37 trillion years ahead of schedule after Trump signed Republicans’ $4.1 trillion tax cut law.

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Federal appeals court orders Trump budget office to restore spending transparency website by Friday after separation of powers dispute.

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Intel CEO appears to win over Trump at White House meeting four days after president demanded his resignation over China ties.

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Trump nominates Heritage Foundation economist E.J. Antoni to head Bureau of Labor Statistics 10 days after firing predecessor over jobs data.

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Nonpartisan CBO report shows Trump’s tax law benefits richest 10% with $13,600 while poorest lose $1,200 in aid cuts.

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Trump extends China tariff deadline by 90 days just hours before midnight to prevent duties from spiking back to 145%.

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Trump requires Nvidia and AMD to pay 15% of China chip sales to U.S. as condition for export licenses under shifting trade strategy.

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Arizona senator Ruben Gallego rallies Iowa Democrats against Trump’s tax law, spotlighting Medicaid cuts and targeting Iowa GOP politicians ahead of 2026

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Bo Hines resigns as White House crypto council director after GENIUS Act became law and a 401(k) crypto order, 10 days after touting a U.S. crypto reserve.

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Fed governor Michelle Bowman calls for three 2025 rate cuts after weak jobs data, 10 days after Powell and Fed held rates despite Trump pressure.

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Trump administration investigates Harvard’s federally funded patents under Bayh Dole Act review after freezing billions in research funding earlier this year.

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Intel CEO pushes back at Trump’s resignation demand, says board fully supports company’s transformation plan despite controversy.

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Trump expands Fed chair candidate pool to about ten names including Bullard and Sumerlin, alongside four finalists.

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Trump removes IRS commissioner Billy Long less than two months after his confirmation as leadership turnover continues.

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Trump will nominate CEA chair Stephen Miran to replace Fed governor Adriana Kugler after her early resignation, a temporary term running through Jan 31, 2026.

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Labor Department reports continuing jobless claims rose to 1.97 million, highest since November 2021, signaling slower hiring and longer job searches.

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Trump signs order letting 401(k) plans invest in private equity and crypto, reversing Biden-era caution and directing Labor, Treasury and SEC to ease restrictions.

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Trump orders agencies to freeze new grant programs and empower political appointees to review and cancel awards that conflict with White House priorities.

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EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin cancels $7 billion Biden-era Solar for All grants, citing elimination of the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund under Trump

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Trump paused a Medicare crackdown on skin substitutes after MAGA Inc. received $5 million from Extremity Care owner Oliver Burckhardt.

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Apple announces $100 billion additional U.S. investment after Trump threatens 100% tariffs on foreign semiconductors.

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Brazil requests World Trade Organization consultations after Trump ties 50% tariffs to Bolsonaro’s house arrest.

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Trump’s reciprocal tariffs adding 10% to 41% on top of existing duties take effect despite ongoing court challenge to authority.

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Trump says he’ll soon name Fed board nominee who could become chair when Powell’s term ends, as Bessent chooses to stay at Treasury.

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Trump reveals banks rejected his “billion dollars-plus” deposits after Jan. 6 Capitol attack, driving his administration’s “debanking” crackdown against financial institutions.

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Trump administration threatens to withhold $42 billion broadband grants from states that mandate affordable internet prices, siding with cable lobby against consumer protections.

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Trump threatens escalating pharmaceutical tariffs reaching 250% over 18 months while demanding companies cut U.S. drug prices by September.

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Judge halts Trump administration from redirecting over $4 billion in FEMA mitigation funding.

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Trump prepares executive order to fine banks for allegedly dropping conservative customers despite banks denying political decisions.

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GOP senators block Trump Treasury nominees until agency clarifies it won’t prematurely end renewable energy tax credits.

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White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett defends Trump’s firing of statistics chief without evidence, potentially positioning himself for Federal Reserve role.

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Trump calls for Federal Reserve governors to override Jerome Powell on interest rates as Fed governor Adriana Kugler resigns to give him early appointment opportunity.

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Trump fires Bureau of Labor Statistics commissioner Erika McEntarfer after disappointing July jobs report shows major downward revisions to previous months.

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Trump deferred resignation program pays over 154,000 federal employees through September to shrink workforce, prompting claims of multibillion-dollar waste.

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Eleven-judge federal appeals panel questions Trump’s claim that the 1977 International Emergency Economic Powers Act lets him impose sweeping tariffs without Congress.

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Trump hikes Canada tariff to 35 percent effective Aug 1, citing Ottawa’s fentanyl enforcement failures despite USMCA shielding most goods.

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Trump orders tariffs of 10 to 41 percent on nearly 70 countries, delayed to next week to pressure new trade deals.

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Army launches 10 year Palantir software contract worth up to $10 billion as first step in procurement overhaul.

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After Trump labels him a “second-tier senator,” Hawley defends his congressional stock-trading ban bill and offers changes to win the president’s backing.

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Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent touts $1,000 ‘Trump accounts’ for newborns as a backdoor move to privatize Social Security.

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Fed keeps rates in a 4.25 percent to 4.5 percent band as Powell asserts independence against Trump’s cut push and two governors dissent.

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South Korea accepts 15% U.S. tariff and pledges $350 billion in investments controlled by the U.S. to dodge Trump’s 25% August 1 hike.

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Trump imposes 25% tariff on Indian imports starting Aug. 1 and threatens extra penalties over India’s arms and energy purchases from Russia.

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U.S. sanctions Brazilian judge overseeing Bolsonaro case and imposes 50% tariff on most Brazilian goods, citing rights abuses and censorship.

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Trump administration freezes $108 million to Duke University after threatening to cut all federal funding over alleged racial preferences in hiring and admissions.

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EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin announces plan to revoke 2009 endangerment finding that underlies all federal greenhouse gas regulations, calling it largest deregulatory action in US history.

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Trump’s approval drops to 37% second-term low after signing tax cut bill that slashed Medicaid and nutrition programs, with independents falling 17 points.

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Trump secures EU trade deal with 15% tariffs after threatening 30% deadline, forcing von der Leyen to negotiate at his Scottish golf course.

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Trump calls Thailand and Cambodia for ceasefire during Scottish golf trip one week before his 36% tariffs take effect, but shelling continues.

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Department of Transportation withdraws proposed speed limiter rule for heavy trucks, framing it as a win for professional drivers within a broader deregulatory “pro‑trucker” package.

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Trump tours Federal Reserve renovation site and challenges Powell, wrongly claiming $3.1 billion cost as tension over $2.5 billion project and rate cuts intensifies.

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Trump administration targets four DOE sites to fast‑track AI data centers using federal land and bypass environmental reviews.

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Detroit automakers blast Trump’s Japan trade deal for giving Japanese imports lower tariffs than North American vehicles with higher U.S. content.

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Days after Trump claimed credit for the idea, Coca-Cola announced it will launch a new soda for the U.S. market that uses cane sugar instead of high-fructose corn syrup.

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The Trump administration is halting student loan forgiveness for the long-standing Income-Based Repayment plan, citing court orders against a separate program.

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The Trump Labor Department has proposed more than 60 rule changes that would weaken workplace safety oversight and eliminate minimum wage and overtime protections for millions of workers.

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Prime Minister Carney says Canada will not be rushed into a bad trade deal by Trump’s shifting demands and the looming August 1 tariff deadline.

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Facing a looming tariff deadline, the Philippines and Indonesia agreed to asymmetrical trade deals with Trump, accepting a 19% U.S. tariff while American exports face none. Sources

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Days after a major electoral loss, Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba secured a politically crucial trade deal from Trump that lowers U.S. auto tariffs to 15%.

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The EPA, led by Administrator Lee Zeldin and Jeffrey Clark, seeks to repeal the 2009 endangerment finding, eliminating the legal basis for all climate regulations.

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The FCC plans to stop analyzing broadband affordability and scrap its gigabit speed goal, making it easier to give the industry a passing grade.

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A federal judge ordered the Trump administration to “stop violating the law!” and restore a public database detailing government spending.

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CBO says Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” adds $3.3T to debt and leaves 11.8M uninsured, while the GOP uses an alternate baseline to claim savings.

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Despite talk of a pass for farmers, ICE’s director is now warning of a criminal crackdown on any company that hires unauthorized workers.

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Days after suing the Wall Street Journal, Trump denied its report that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent stopped him from firing Fed Chair Jerome Powell.

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Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick’s tariff ultimatum has prompted the European Union to prepare for retaliatory action ahead of the August 1 deadline.

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Congress passes first major crypto legislation benefiting Trump’s family stablecoin business after his intervention to secure passage.

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GOP senators warn Trump against firing Fed chair Jerome Powell after he claimed to have dismissal letter and asked lawmakers for their opinion.

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The Senate passed Trump’s requested $9 billion in spending cuts to public broadcasting and foreign aid in a late-night vote that concluded after 2 a.m.

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JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon defended the Fed’s independence from political attacks as the Trump administration announced it has begun searching for a new chair.

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With Vice President JD Vance breaking a tie, the Senate advanced a Trump-backed plan to rescind $1.1 billion in previously approved funding for public media.

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Over 20 states sue Trump administration for freezing billions in after-school and summer program funding that serves 1.4 million children.

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RFK Jr. falsely claims no Medicaid cuts in big beautiful bill despite law slashing $1 trillion through work requirements and state funding restrictions.

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Trump administration allows Nvidia to resume China chip sales after CEO Huang meets with president.

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Trump announces 30% tariffs on EU and Mexico starting August 1, claiming trade deficits and border cooperation failures threaten national security.

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DOJ sues California claiming voter-approved animal welfare laws drive up egg prices nationwide despite avian flu being primary cause of increases.

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Missouri Governor Kehoe repeals voter-approved paid sick leave and minimum wage increases months after 57% of voters backed the measure.

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T-Mobile abandons DEI programs while seeking FCC approval for two acquisitions after Chair Carr warns diversity initiatives could jeopardize mergers.

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Pentagon takes unprecedented 15% ownership stake to become largest shareholder in MP Materials amid China rare earth restrictions.

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Trump escalates Canada tariffs to 35% over fentanyl effective August 1 and warns of higher rates if Ottawa retaliates.

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Federal appeals court blocks “click to cancel” rule days before taking effect, striking down requirement that businesses make subscription cancellations as easy as sign-ups.

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Trump ends interest subsidy for 7.7 million borrowers in Biden’s student loan plan starting August 1, adding average of $3,500 annual interest charges.

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Trump imposes 50% Brazil tariff starting August 1 to retaliate against prosecution of former president Bolsonaro, his ally who fled to Mar-a-Lago, despite US holding trade surplus.

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Trump Media files for a crypto ETF holding five tokens after regulatory breaks from the SEC raise questions about Trump’s shifting stance and potential conflicts of interest.

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Trump’s July 4 megabill spending law raises endowment taxes up to 8% on wealthy universities like Harvard, threatening financial aid and fueling political attacks.

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Trump announces 50% tariff on copper imports starting in August and plans 200% pharmaceutical tariff for later implementation as part of expanding trade pressure campaign.

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Trump admits Putin throws “bullshit” at him and is “killing too many people” during televised cabinet meeting while considering sanctions on Russian oil after failing to end Ukraine war in promised timeframe.

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Trump delays July tariff deadline to August 1 while threatening up to 40% levies in letters to 14 countries but says new deadline is “firm but not 100% firm.”

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Presidential approval hits 10 points underwater as data shows president failing on every single key issue from economy to immigration.

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KY Governor Beshear calls Trump’s megabill “attack on rural America” as 35 state hospitals risk closure and 200,000 Kentuckians lose Medicaid coverage.

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National Economic Council Director Hassett dismisses concerns over 12 million Americans losing Medicaid coverage, saying “best way to get insurance is to get a job.”

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Treasury Secretary Bessent threatens tariffs will jump from 10% to 49% on August 1 after postponing July 9 deadline to pressure countries into trade deals.

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Trump threatens additional 10% tariffs on countries aligning with BRICS after bloc criticizes US trade policies at Rio summit.

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BRICS nations condemn tariff increases without naming Trump, prompting immediate threat of additional 10% tariffs on bloc-aligned countries.

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Musk announces unregistered America Party following administration exit, budget fight, and Trump threats of retaliation against billionaire’s government subsidies.

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Trump orders higher national park fees for foreign tourists while cutting 24% of park staff and enacting largest budget reduction in agency history.

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Trump officially signs bill extending tax cuts for wealthy and cutting $1.2 trillion in Medicaid and food stamps at White House July 4 event.

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Treasury Dept sanctions Iraqi businessman Salim Ahmed Said’s network for disguising Iranian oil as Iraqi to fund Iran’s Revolutionary Guard.

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Planned Parenthood vows to sue Trump administration over provision in megabill that blocks Medicaid funding for one year.

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Texas Republicans secure $85 million in Trump’s tax bill to move Space Shuttle Discovery from Smithsonian museum in Virginia despite museum’s ownership claim and refusal.

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Trump’s Labor Department eliminates overtime protections for home health aides and union rights for migrant farmworkers among 60 regulations being cut.

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U.S. adds 139,000 jobs in May while unemployment holds steady at 4.2% as Trump’s tariffs and federal layoffs slow hiring.

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Trump creates Make America Beautiful Again Commission led by Doug Burgum to open protected public lands for drilling and mining.

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House Republicans pass Trump’s multitrillion-dollar tax bill and here’s exactly how it changes your taxes, healthcare and benefits.

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Trump demands Federal Reserve chair quit “immediately” after Powell said tariff policies prevent interest rate cuts while housing regulator calls for investigation over headquarters testimony.

Trump announces Vietnam deal locking in 20% tariffs just days before July 8th deadline would snap rates back to 46% while falsely claiming Vietnam pays costs that hit US consumers.

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House passes procedural vote 219-213 just after 3 a.m. as Trump threatens GOP holdouts blocking his tax package that would add more than $3 trillion to federal debt.

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House appropriators slam ICE for “egregious” overspending that put agency $1 billion over budget while raiding funds from border patrol and cybersecurity agencies.

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Senate Republicans pass Trump’s sweeping tax and spending bill only after Vance casts tie-breaking vote following three GOP defections.

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Trump budget proposes eliminating all NOAA climate research and shutting weather labs nationwide while cutting 17 percent of the agency’s staff.

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Free spreadsheet maps donors and their contacts tied to three GOP senators weighing Trump’s budget bill. For transparency, not harassment.

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Trump slams AT&T for call failures weeks after launching Trump Mobile wireless service that relies on the same carriers, deepening conflicts between his business and presidency.

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Education Department freezes $5 billion in congressionally approved school funding through controversial “pocket rescission” tactic to defy lawmakers.

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House Republicans fume over Senate tax bill changes before Senate even passes it, with at least six planning to vote no.

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Trump publicly pressures Fed chair Powell to cut rates “by a lot” in handwritten letter displayed at White House briefing.

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US dollar suffers worst start to year since 1973 as Trump’s trade policies and $3+ trillion tax bill undermine investor confidence.

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CALL RIGHT NOW: CBS breaks down how Trump megabill cuts healthcare and food assistance for seniors, disabled and poor Americans while extending $4 trillion in tax cuts for wealthy as Senate voting begins Monday.

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Trump urges Senate Republicans to overrule nonpartisan parliamentarian after she strikes down Medicaid cuts, dismissing her as “unelected Senate Staffer” who shouldn’t hurt GOP bill.

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Senate Republicans add new taxes on wind and solar projects while tightening renewable energy credit requirements in updated Trump megabill draft hours before voting begins.

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Canada rescinds digital services tax after Trump ends trade talks, abandoning $2 billion in revenue from Amazon, Google and Meta to resume negotiations by July 21st.

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Trump threatens tariffs up to 50% on most countries after July 9th following his failure to deliver promised 90 trade deals in 90 days, saying administration will tell nations they must pay to “shop in the United States.”

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Senate Republicans postpone overnight voting on Trump’s $4 trillion package until Monday after Democrats force 16-hour reading of 940-page bill and threaten marathon amendment session.

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G7 issues nonbinding statement to exclude US corporations from global minimum tax after Trump threatens “revenge tax” of up to 20 percent on countries with unfair policies.

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Senate Republicans advance Trump’s tax cuts after midnight bill release that would strip health insurance from 11 million and food assistance from millions more while offering tax cuts to top earners.

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Senate GOP rushes near-1,000-page domestic package to Saturday vote without Finance text, leaving Thune pressuring colleagues to approve a bill they still haven’t seen.

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Trump says the next Fed chair must cut rates to 1 percent, calling current chair Jerome Powell “stupid” and urging him to resign for keeping borrowing costs high.

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WaPo Exclusive: White House strips DOGE of control over grants.gov after Musk’s exit, restoring agencies’ authority to post billions in awards and averting impoundment delays.

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Trump terminates U.S. trade talks with Canada and threatens tariffs within seven days after Ottawa imposes retroactive digital services tax on American tech giants.

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U.S. economy shrank 0.5% in Trump’s first months, worse than initial estimates, as tariff fears drove massive import surge.

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IRS watchdog warns taxpayers will face delays and poor service after Trump cuts 26% of workforce, potentially reducing revenue collection by $159 billion.

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Senate parliamentarian blocks $250 billion in Medicaid cuts from Trump’s signature bill, jeopardizing July 4th deadline and tax cut funding.

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RFK Jr. and Oklahoma governor announce SNAP waiver to ban soda, candy, and baked goods purchases for poor families at health event.

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Trump Mobile scrubs ‘made in USA’ claim from T1 phone listing, fueling doubts the Trump-branded handset will actually be American-built.

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Federal judge calls Trump’s $200 financial reporting rule “arbitrary and capricious,” blocking it for El Paso money service businesses facing closure.

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Trump considers naming Fed chair replacement by September to undermine Powell’s final year over slow pace of rate cuts.

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Trump threatens to double Spain’s trade costs after country refuses to meet NATO’s new 5% defense spending target.

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Senate GOP slashes apparent cost of tax cuts from $3.8 trillion to $441 billion using never-before-used accounting method that eliminates expiring tax cut costs.

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Trump calls green energy tax credits in his own “big beautiful bill” a “giant scam” and “junk” as GOP scrambles to meet July 4 deadline amid parliamentary setbacks.

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Senate parliamentarian blocks GOP plan to shift food stamp costs to states, eliminating tens of billions in savings needed for Trump’s $4.5 trillion tax cut package.

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Senate parliamentarian blocks Trump’s plan to zero out CFPB funding and slash financial oversight agencies after Democrats challenge megabill provisions.

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Trump’s CFPB drops 18 enforcement cases against predatory lenders including Credit Acceptance which profits from borrower failures while vulnerable consumers face thousands in judgments.

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Supreme Court declines to fast-track challenge to Trump’s emergency tariffs, keeping congressional bypass in place while toy companies report rising prices.

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After the Fed leaves rates unchanged, FHFA director Bill Pulte and Trump demand chair Powell cut rates or resign, continuing their long running public feud.

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New data shows Medicare and Social Security stop paying full benefits in 8-9 years, earlier than projected, before accounting for Trump’s pending budget bill that would trigger additional Medicare cuts.

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Federal Reserve keeps rates steady despite Trump calling Powell “stupid” and demanding cuts to reduce government’s $1.2 trillion annual debt interest costs.

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Toy companies ask Supreme Court for urgent review of Trump tariffs after lower courts ruled them unlawful but administration continues collecting billions from American businesses.

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Retail sales plunge 0.9% in May as consumers pull back after March tariff-driven buying spree, exceeding economists’ worst expectations.

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New CBO analysis finds Trump tax cuts would increase deficits by $2.8 trillion over decade, contradicting Republican claims they would pay for themselves.

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ICE awards no-bid detention contracts worth hundreds of millions to private prison firms citing “compelling urgency” as stocks surge for Trump-connected companies.

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GAO finds Trump administration’s second violation of federal spending law after cutting library and museum funding by more than half despite congressional approval.

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Senate Republicans from both wings reject Finance Committee’s Medicaid cuts hours after rollout, threatening Trump’s July 4th deadline for “big, beautiful bill.”

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Trump signs order cutting UK car tariffs to 10% but excludes steel tariff removal despite being major component of original deal.

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Trump’s financial disclosure reveals over $600 million in 2024 income from crypto and business ventures that could benefit from his presidential policies.

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Trump personally approves Nippon Steel’s acquisition of U.S. Steel after campaigning against the deal, claiming vague “golden share” gives president “total control” without defining actual powers.

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Trump vows to protect migrant farm and hotel workers from deportation after businesses complain mass deportation policy is taking away essential employees.

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Trump calls Fed Chair Powell a “numbskull” and threatens to “force something” if he doesn’t cut rates that would benefit Trump’s debt-heavy businesses.

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House GOP narrowly passes $9.4 billion in cuts to foreign aid and NPR-PBS funding to help offset tax breaks for wealthy in reconciliation package.

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Independent CBO analysis finds GOP’s $3 trillion tax bill would give wealthy families $12,000 annually while costing poorest families $1,600 through benefit cuts.

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Former Rep. Long wins party line vote to lead IRS despite Democratic accusations he profited from tax fraud schemes and previously called for agency’s elimination.

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Trump threatens to send “take it or leave it” letters setting unilateral tariff rates within weeks, despite Treasury Secretary saying deadline likely to be extended for negotiating countries.

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Trump claims China trade framework is “done” while keeping 55% tariffs, but deal still requires approval from both him and Xi Jinping.

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Trump announces plan to eliminate FEMA after hurricane season while immediately cutting disaster payments and forcing states to handle emergencies with less federal funding.

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Consumer bureau enforcement chief quits with scathing email after Trump appointee Vought abandons bank lawsuits and terminates customer refund settlements.

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Federal appeals court allows Trump to keep tariffs in place through July 31 despite lower court ruling that the levies are illegal.

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US officials strike framework deal with China to ease export restrictions and salvage Geneva trade truce before August 10 deadline triggers tariff rates up to 145%.

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FTC launches antitrust probe into major ad agencies including Omnicom and WPP over potential coordination of X boycotts, following Trump donor Elon Musk’s complaints about lost revenue.

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House Homeland Security Chair Mark Green, who led Mayorkas impeachment effort, to resign from Congress after Trump budget bill passes citing “exciting” private sector opportunity.

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Newsom threatens to cut off California’s $80 billion federal tax surplus after Trump threatens university funding cuts.

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Trump threatens Musk will face “serious consequences” if he funds Democrats while considering canceling government contracts and refusing to repair relationship.

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U.S. economy added 139,000 jobs in May, slowing from previous month but beating expectations despite concerns over Trump’s tariff policies dampening growth.

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Trump sends Treasury Secretary Bessent, Commerce Secretary Lutnick and Trade Representative Greer to London on Monday to repair soured U.S.-China relations following Thursday call with Xi.

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IRS warns it will answer only 16% of taxpayer calls next filing season without funding for 11,000 new hires amid administration plans to cut agency by 20%.

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House passes GOP bill to force Small Business Administration offices out of “sanctuary cities”; Senate prospects uncertain as Democrats call it political retaliation.

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GOP budget bill would block millions of U.S. citizen children from the Child Tax Credit if their parents lack Social Security numbers, making eligibility depend on parental immigration status.

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Trump and Musk escalate into a daylong feud with impeachment threats, Epstein accusations, and Musk vowing to decommission the Dragon ISS capsule after Trump moves to cut billions in federal contracts.

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Trump and Xi pledge renewed trade talks after 90-minute call, with Trump pressing for rare earth concessions and both sides citing progress despite unresolved tariffs.

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PA Gov. Shapiro sues USDA over cancellation of food program that paid 180 state farms $13 million to provide fresh produce to food banks.

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Trump calls for scrapping debt limit entirely after Congressional Budget Office projects his policies would add $2.4 trillion to deficits and require $4 trillion debt ceiling increase.

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Trump’s government hiring freeze forces Labor Department to reduce inflation data collection as economists warn the cuts could make inflation measurements less accurate.

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Trump officials delayed and redacted Agriculture Department farm trade report because it projected a record $49.5 billion deficit this year that contradicted administration messaging on tariffs reducing trade imbalances.

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Independent Congressional Budget Office says Trump’s tariffs would shrink the economy and add to inflation while reducing deficits by $2.8 trillion through taxes paid by American consumers and companies on imported goods.

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Independent Congressional Budget Office says Trump’s tax bill would add $2.4 trillion to federal deficits over 10 years as Elon Musk escalates attacks and GOP senators join opposition.

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Trump doubles steel tariffs to 50% globally but grants Britain preferential 25% rate tied to their recent trade deal, threatening to raise UK duties if their compliance falters.

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Trump sends Congress his first formal request to eliminate $9.4 billion in funding for NPR, PBS and foreign aid while his budget director threatens to bypass lawmakers entirely using “pocket rescission” tactics.

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Musk calls Trump’s agenda bill a “disgusting abomination” days after leaving his government role, surprising officials who expected private disagreement to remain quiet.

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California’s lawsuit challenging Trump’s tariff authority is dismissed on jurisdictional grounds while Newsom celebrates other courts striking down the levies by saying “it’s raining tacos today.”

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Trump administration demands countries submit final trade offers by Wednesday as July 8 tariff deadline approaches with only Britain deal completed despite promises of multiple agreements.

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Commerce Secretary Lutnick says “tariffs are not going away” after appeals court restores Trump’s global duties pending appeals of trade court ruling that president exceeded his authority.

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China threatens retaliation against Trump administration over AI chip export controls and planned Chinese student visa revocations despite 90-day trade deal signed last month in Geneva.

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EU threatens automatic countermeasures by July 14 after Trump doubles steel tariffs to 50% during Friday rally at U.S. Steel plant.

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Sen. Joni Ernst tells Iowa town hall “we all are going to die” when confronted about Medicaid cuts, later dismissing criticism as “hysteria coming from the left.”

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Energy Department cancels $3.7 billion in clean-energy projects, claiming Biden officials failed to conduct thorough financial reviews and rushed awards after election loss.

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Trump accuses China of violating preliminary trade deal that paused retaliatory tariffs, saying “so much for being Mr. Nice Guy,” and threatening retaliation.

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Fed Chair Powell meets with Trump at White House and reinforces central bank independence as president privately pressured him to cut interest rates.

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Federal appeals court restores Trump’s tariff authority hours after lower court blocked his emergency powers, creating legal chaos around his core economic policy.

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Georgia pastor Jamal Bryant expands his corporate DEI boycott from Target to Dollar General, targeting the retailer for rolling back diversity programs under Trump administration pressure.

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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth restricted Pentagon IT consulting contracts, requiring proof that work cannot be done in-house before hiring outside firms.

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Trump administration canceled $766 million Moderna contract for H5N1 bird flu vaccine as company reported positive trial results.

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Elon Musk left his top White House role after clashing over Trump’s spending bill and facing backlash for slashing government agencies.

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Trump lashed out at a reporter who asked about Wall Street’s “TACO trade” nickname mocking his repeated tariff reversals.

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Federal court blocked Trump from imposing broad tariffs under emergency powers.

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Housing finance chief William Pulte publicly pressures Fed Chair Powell to cut interest rates despite inflation concerns.

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Trump allows Nippon Steel to invest in U.S. Steel with American CEO and government veto over key decisions.

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Judge allows Musk’s DOGE team access to Treasury payment systems after training requirements added.

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Volvo Cars cuts 3,000 jobs amid Trump’s threatened 50% EU tariffs and broader automotive industry struggles with electric vehicle transition costs.

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Johnson defends GOP plan to shift SNAP food stamp costs to states, says “states are not properly administering” program because they don’t have “enough skin in the game.”

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Embattled Fed Chair Powell defends pandemic response and praises government workers at Princeton after Trump calls him “fool” and potential successor circles.

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Trump delays 50% EU tariffs until July 9 after von der Leyen requests extension, says “it was my privilege to do so” despite calling Europe “very difficult to deal with.”

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Disney puts 45 Venezuelan workers on leave after Supreme Court allows Trump to strip their temporary protected status, exposing 350,000 Venezuelans to potential deportation.

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Booz Allen Hamilton cuts 2,500 jobs as Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency spending reductions force federal contractors to restructure operations and eliminate thousands of positions.

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More than a dozen Trump administration officials sold stocks days before president’s tariff announcements sent markets plunging, including Trade Representative official who sold $30,000 before April’s “Liberation Day” tariffs.

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Veterans Affairs requires two Trump DOGE representatives to approve all IT, professional services and new contracts worth $10 million or more.

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Treasury Department orders final batch of penny blanks after Trump directs halt to production of coins that cost 3.7 cents to make but are worth 1 cent, saving $56 million annually.

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Trump FTC chair Andrew Ferguson drops price discrimination case against PepsiCo filed by Lina Khan three days before Trump took office, calling it a “legally dubious partisan stunt.”

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Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency terminates five Census Bureau surveys worth $16.5 million without required public process as agency faces 18 leadership vacancies.

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House passes Trump’s $2.3 trillion tax cut and spending bill by one vote despite CBO projections that 8.6 million people would lose health coverage.

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Trump hosts 220 top investors in his $TRUMP meme coin at Virginia golf club using presidential seal, three days after crypto industry donations helped secure pro-crypto Senate legislation.

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Senate GOP establish new precedent to bypass filibuster rules and block CA clean air standards with simple majority vote.

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House GOP proposes giving $1,000 investment accounts to newborns born through 2028 in “Trump Accounts” despite financial experts calling the tax structure less attractive than existing savings options.

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House GOP leaders schedule vote within hours on Trump budget bill after making concessions to conservative holdouts despite Congressional Budget Office finding it would add $3.8 trillion to deficit.

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Trump IRS nominee Billy Long grilled by Senate Democrats over nonexistent ‘tribal tax credits’ after committee reveals recording of promised favorable treatment.

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House Republicans push trillion-dollar tax cut package forward after Trump visits Capitol and warns lawmakers, “Don’t f— around with Medicaid,” despite CBO projections of $3.8 trillion deficit increase.

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Senate unexpectedly passes “No Tax on Tips” bill through unanimous consent, sending legislation to House for consideration.

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Trump administration lifts pause on $2.5 billion New York offshore wind project after pressure from Governor Hochul and concerns over 1,500 job losses.

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Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick transfers Cantor Fitzgerald ownership to his children’s trusts while selling $361 million in affiliated shares.

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Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy sold stocks in 34 companies days before Trump’s tariff announcement caused markets to plunge.

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Treasury Secretary Bessent admits Trump’s tariffs may cause Walmart to raise prices despite president demanding retailers absorb the costs.

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House Budget Committee approves Trump’s budget bill, sending it to full House after Republican holdouts drop opposition for undisclosed changes.

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Trump demands Walmart “eat the tariffs” rather than raise prices after retailer warned consumers about higher costs due to import duties.

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Moody’s becomes last of big three rating agencies to downgrade U.S. credit rating due to growing debt as Trump’s tax cuts threaten $4 trillion deficit increase.

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Conservative Republicans block Trump’s agenda bill in House Budget Committee for not cutting enough government spending despite Trump’s public rebuke.

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Walmart says it must raise prices due to Trump’s tariffs as first-quarter profits decline despite strong sales.

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UN forecasts slower global economic growth for 2025 due to Trump’s tariffs and increasing trade tensions.

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Attorney General Bondi sold at least $1 million in Trump Media stock on day Trump announced sweeping tariffs.

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PA Gov Shapiro warns rural hospitals will close and hundreds of thousands of people would lose health insurance under GOP Medicaid cuts.

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Tesla board chair Denholm dumps $200 million in stock as company faced backlash over White House entanglements while Musk urged employees to hold.

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Musk secures Saudi approval for Starlink while promoting Tesla ventures during Trump-led investment trip.

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HUD blames Biden-era housing cost surge for early end to emergency housing voucher program aiding up to 60,000 people.

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India rejects Trump’s claim that U.S. trade incentives led to Pakistan ceasefire, says no discussion of trade occurred during talks.

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House Republicans propose $5 billion private school voucher program funded by donors who would receive 100% tax credits, diverting resources from public schools.

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BREAKING OVERNIGHT: U.S. drops China tariffs from 125% to 30% while China cuts U.S. tariffs from 125% to 10% in 90-day agreement after Switzerland talks.

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White House directs federal agencies to stop using social cost of carbon when making regulatory decisions.

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Trump claims progress toward “total reset” in U.S.-China trade relations after 10-hour tariff talks in Switzerland.

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Trump signs four bills overturning Biden-era efficiency regulations for appliances.

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Washington Post analysis finds nearly 67,000 small-time investors lost millions as Trump-linked meme coin value plummets 85 percent.

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Treasury Secretary Bessent warns Congress to raise debt ceiling by mid-July before August recess as cash reserves dwindle.

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Trump signals possible reduction of China tariffs to 80 percent ahead of weekend trade talks in Switzerland.

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German Chancellor Merz urges Trump to end trade war and eliminate tariffs.

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BREAKING OVERNIGHT: Federal judge temporarily blocks Trump’s sweeping government overhaul, saying constitutional limits require congressional approval.

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Democrats block stablecoin bill over concerns Trump family would profit from crypto windfall.

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Vance echoes Trump’s attacks on Fed Chair Jerome Powell, calling him a “nice guy” who is “wrong about almost everything.”

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Trump calls Fed Chair Jerome Powell a “fool” for holding interest rates steady, dismisses inflation concerns.

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Trump touts symbolic trade deal with the United Kingdom as first since tariff pause, but specifics remain unclear.

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Trump-backed tax cut package includes controversial plan to sell public lands in Nevada and Utah, drawing sharp backlash.

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16 states sue Trump administration for withholding billions in EV infrastructure funding.

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US and UK poised to unveil tariff‑cutting deal as soon as Thursday

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Trump says federal government will not fund California’s high‑speed rail project.

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Former JPMorgan Chase COO Frank  Bisignano confirmed to lead Social Security.

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Federal judge blocks Trump plan to slash funding for library, minority business, and labor mediation agencies.

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Judge bars Trump administration from withholding over $1 billion in pandemic relief for struggling students.

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NSA plans to cut up to 2,000 civilian jobs this year under Trump workforce reduction push.

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Columbia will lay off nearly 180 researchers after Trump administration cuts $400 million in federal grants.

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USPS to name FedEx board member David  Steiner postmaster general at Trump’s urging.

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US treasury secretary and trade representative to open first China trade talks since Trump’s tariff war began.

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Carney rejects Trump’s 51st state idea in first White House meeting and wins promise to start new Canada‑U.S. trade talks.

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Democratic states sue Trump administration over freeze on wind energy development.

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Ford profit plunges 63% as tariffs hammer earnings, company pulls future forecasts.

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Commerce Secretary Lutnick calls Canada a “socialist regime,” casting doubt on trade deal ahead of Trump-Carney meeting.

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FEMA ends door-to-door disaster outreach as Trump administration shifts aid responsibilities to states.

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Newark airport delays mount after radar and radio failure, controller trauma, and staffing crisis force United to cut 35 daily flights.

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Trump administration offers $1,000 and paid transportation to undocumented immigrants who self-deport using a DHS app.

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Trump orders 100% tariff on all movies produced outside the U.S.

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More than 15,000 USDA employees have resigned in response to Trump administration offers, briefing reveals.

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GasBuddy and AAA refute Trump’s claim of $1.98 gas, with national average at $3.18.

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Temu Halts U.S. Sales After Trump Ends Tariff Loophole

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DOGE puts college student in charge of AI project rewriting HUD regulations.

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Trump budget slashes federal housing aid by 40% and limits it to two years for many adults.

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Trump budget slashes NIH, CDC, and chronic disease programs in sweeping cuts to public health and research.

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Trump order rewrites college accreditation rules, opening door for ideological accreditors in higher ed.

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Trump profits from UAE’s $2B Binance deal using stablecoin issued by his crypto firm.

GM warns Trump’s revised tariffs will still cut 2025 profits by up to $5 billion, even after relief offsets.

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Hegseth orders Army overhaul to cut jobs, close commands, and redirect troops under Trump cost-saving push.

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Trump budget proposes 23% cut to domestic spending, 13% boost to defense, and elimination of dozens of social programs.

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Trump company strikes foreign golf resort deal despite conflict pledge, involving Qatar and Saudi-linked firms.

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Tesla denies report it’s seeking to replace Musk as CEO after profits plunge and stock falls.

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Trump says Musk can stay in government ‘as long as you want’ despite internal clashes and failed budget cuts.

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Senate fails to pass resolution blocking Trump’s tariffs as GDP drops for first time since pandemic.

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Trump says kids may get 2 dolls instead of 30 due to tariffs but insists China will suffer more.

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Trump blames Biden after economy shrinks, despite data tying downturn to his own tariff threats.

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Trump says he made no mistakes in first 100 days, prompting laughter from bipartisan town hall audience.

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Judge blocks Trump move to fire 1,500 CFPB workers and orders officials to testify on possible injunction breach.

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White House will soften auto tariffs, blocking stacked steel and aluminum levies and offering partial reimbursements on parts.

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White House blasts Amazon for plan to show Trump tariff costs on product listings.

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Trump administration begins Peace Corps staff cuts under Musk-led Doge restructuring, offering buyouts ahead of agency overhaul.

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Labor unions, cities, and nonprofits sue Trump administration to block federal workforce cuts ordered without congressional approval.

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Jeffries and Booker stage 12-hour Capitol sit-in protesting GOP budget plan advancing Trump’s agenda.

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Trump floats idea of cutting income taxes for those earning under $200,000 to offset higher prices from his new tariffs.

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May Day coalition plans nationwide protests against Trump-Musk cuts, defending wages, unions, and public services.

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Trump administration cancels $400 million in AmeriCorps grants, cutting 41 percent of the agency’s 2025 budget.

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Trump rejects millionaire tax hikes, claiming rich would flee and tariffs could replace income tax.

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Trump administration pushes IMF and World Bank overhaul to scrap climate work, limit equity programs, and confront China.

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Twelve states sue Trump over new tariffs, calling them illegal and outside presidential authority.

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Trump meme coin jumps 58% after dinner offer to top holders triggers access-for-crypto backlash.

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Trump attacks Fed chair again for keeping rates high and hints he may call to demand cuts.

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Bessent calls U.S.-China trade war unsustainable, signals de-escalation as S&P 500 surges.

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Musk says he’ll reduce government work after Tesla profits plunge 71% and protests mount.

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Trump says he has ‘no intention’ of firing Fed Chair Powell despite his recent threats and demands.

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Feds threaten to cut NYC highway funds unless MTA halts congestion pricing, calling tolls illegal class warfare.

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White House Easter Egg Roll draws thousands as Trump solicits corporate sponsorship for first time in event’s history.

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After firing agency head, Trump’s Office of Special Counsel tells over 2,000 terminated federal workers they have no basis to appeal.

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Education Department to resume collections on 5 million defaulted student loans starting May 5.

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Trump calls Powell a ‘loser,’ demands immediate rate cuts as markets reel and team explores firing Fed chair.

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Trump’s inaugural committee raised a record $239 million as top donors scored appointments and access, with little requirement on how the money will be spent.

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DHL halts U.S. deliveries over $800 as Trump tariffs trigger customs delays and red tape.

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Trump says egg prices are “too low” and brags they’re down 87% despite recent data showing only modest drops.

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Trump replaces fourth IRS chief this year after Musk-backed pick sparks clash with Treasury secretary after two days.

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Trump administration moves to sell HUD headquarters as part of federal office downsizing.

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Trump reopens half million square miles of Pacific to commercial fishing

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Trump threatens to fire Fed Chair Jerome Powell over tariff remarks, despite job protections.

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Trump cuts nearly 90% of Consumer Financial Protection Bureau staff with one day’s notice, claims states will protect consumers.

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Trump administration halts offshore wind project set to help power NYC, defying permits and threatening climate and jobs goals.

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Trump admin proposes 30% cut to health budgets, slashing HIV prevention, mental health care, and chronic disease programs.

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California sues Trump over tariffs, saying president’s use of emergency powers threatens state economy and violates the law.

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Trump administration ends IRS free filing tool built after tax prep firms misled taxpayers into paying for free services.

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20,000 IRS employees express interest in deferred resignation with pay to September 30.

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Hunter Biden whistleblower set to become third IRS chief in 3 months after predecessor quits over ICE data deal.

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Hong Kong stops parcel shipments to U.S. after new 120% tariff ends tax-free exception under $800.

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Trump administration said it will levy 21% tariff on Mexican tomatoes starting in July.

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Sony raises PlayStation 5 prices in Europe and Australia, citing inflation and fallout from Trump tariffs.

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Commerce Department opens national security probe into pharma imports, setting up potential tariffs.

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Lutnick says tariff exemption for electronics will end within months as Trump targets semiconductors.

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HHS officials told Congress they don’t know how many workers were fired under Trump’s mass layoff plan.

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Trump budget would eliminate Head Start, ending preschool and child care for low-income families.

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Trump exempts phones, chips, and other tech products from new China tariffs.

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Social Security slashes regional staff and moves all public updates to Musk-owned X posts.

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Musk’s DOGE hijacks computerized federal grant system, blocking agencies from posting $500B in awards.

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Trump pushes Congress to make daylight saving time permanent, calling clock changes ‘inconvenient’ and ‘very costly’.

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Trump threatens tariffs over Mexico’s failure to deliver Rio Grande water under 1944 treaty, says it forced Texas crop losses

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At Cabinet meeting, Elon Musk lowers federal budget cut goal again, now projecting $150 billion in 2026 savings.

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GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene bought tanking stocks during Trump’s tariff chaos just before he told supporters to buy.

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U.S. deficit hits $1.3 trillion as record interest on national debt drives historic six-month shortfall.

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BREAKING: China strikes back overnight with 125% tariffs on U.S. goods starting Saturday.

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Trump signs order to revive U.S. shipbuilding and sends Musk’s DOGE to audit Navy delays.

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House GOP kills $5 overdraft cap, freeing banks to charge whatever they want if your account goes negative.

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Michigan Gov. Whitmer under fire after Trump used Oval Office visit to sign revenge orders and praise her.

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Schiff calls for insider trading probe after Trump posted “BUY!!! DJT” hours before tariff pause sparked stock surge.

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Trump pauses global tariffs after continued market panic, keeps China rate at 125%.

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Trump threatens drug tariff as trade rep brags about ‘running up the score’ on Australia.

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Trump signs orders to revive U.S. coal industry, mandate new plants, and reclassify coal as a critical mineral despite its role in climate change and extreme weather.

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Trump administration shuts down DOJ cryptocurrency fraud unit as part of push to deregulate digital assets and protect pro-crypto allies.

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Trump’s new import taxes took effect at midnight, hitting dozens of countries and threatening China with rates up to 104%.

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DOGE’s fraud crackdown and its untested software rollout have crippled the Social Security website, bringing it down multiple times.

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China vows to retaliate after Trump threatens new 50% tariff, pushing total duties to 104%.

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Ukraine to send team to DC for talks on U.S. mineral deal after leaked draft raises fears of U.S. control over key resources.

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Trump defends tariffs as markets plunge, saying ‘sometimes you have to take medicine’ as Asia begins down another 8% overnight.

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Trump golfs again Saturday as 10% universal tariffs take effect, calls for Americans to ‘hang tough’ in economic ‘revolution’.

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DOGE halts all IRS modernization, plans ‘mega API’ hackathon near tax deadline with Palantir as likely partner.

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House GOP leaders push Trump budget forward despite backlash from GOP fiscal hardliners over weak Senate cuts, setting stage for final bill vote soon.

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Jaguar Land Rover halts U.S. shipments as Trump’s 25% car tariff threatens UK auto industry.

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Trump administration ends disaster prep grant program for communities, cancels pending funds and past awards.

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IRS begins firing up to 20,000 employees, starting with civil rights office in broader push to cut 25% of agency.

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Trump extends TikTok sale deadline until June after China pulls deal over new tariffs.

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China slaps 34% tariff on all U.S. imports after Trump imposes same on Chinese goods.

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S&P drops 10% in two days after Trump’s tariffs, as he visits golf courses Thursday night and Friday, then tells investors on social media to ‘get rich

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IRS tells 7,000 reinstated employees to return by April 14, says they can keep outside jobs.

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Volkswagen announces it will itemize Trump’s 25% auto tariff on U.S. window stickers for imported cars.

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Judge says she’ll temporarily block Trump’s $11B public health cuts, with full injunction hearing still ahead.

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Markets suffer worst losses since early pandemic as Trump’s tariffs spark global sell-off; Asian markets and U.S. futures fall overnight.

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Trump slaps tariffs on uninhabited Antarctic islands managed by Australia that have no trade with the U.S.

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Trump reviews TikTok bids after Amazon makes last-minute pitch in scramble to meet Saturday divestment deadline.

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Zuckerberg visits White House for third time to lobby Trump ahead of antitrust trial that could force Meta to sell Instagram and WhatsApp.

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Four Republicans vote for Kaine-led Senate resolution to repeal Trump’s Canada tariffs, but GOP House likely to block it.

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Trump declares economic emergency and hits 60 countries with 10% tariffs, raises auto rate to 25%, and slaps China with a 54% penalty.

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Federal workers get second buyout offer as Musk-backed downsizing continues.

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White House begins cost analysis of acquiring Greenland as Trump signals renewed push to make island a U.S. territory.

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23 states sue Trump administration for cutting $11 billion in public health funding tied to COVID, mental health, and addiction.

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Trump says he’s “pissed off” at Putin and threatens tariffs over Putin questioning Zelensky’s legitimacy.

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Trump aide says tariffs beginning Wednesday will raise $6 trillion—about a quarter of the entire U.S. economy.

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Trump says he “couldn’t care less” if foreign automakers hike prices after permanent 25% tariffs.

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Federal judge temporarily blocks Trump from dismantling Consumer Financial Protection Bureau after firings and shutdown order.

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Trump tells automakers White House will “look unfavorably” on price hikes, even after imposing 25% tariff on all imported vehicles and parts.

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Rubio says he revoked Fulbright scholar Rumeysa Ozturk’s visa over pro-Palestinian activism, calls student protesters “lunatics” and confirms 300 visa cancellations.

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A federal judge extended the pause on Trump’s mass firing of probationary federal workers as states argue they face harm from sudden job losses.

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Social Security delayed new ID rules and exempted Medicare, disability, and SSI applicants, but will still require new retirement and survivor applicants to appear in person.

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Trump imposed 25% tariffs on imported cars and parts, threatening global supply chains and sparking backlash from allies.

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Trump-appointed housing chief Bill Pulte kills federal first-time buyer program, calling support for disadvantaged borrowers “inappropriate.”

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Trump-backed company launches new crypto dollar as his family prepares to collect 75% of profits from trading and investment fees.

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Trump threatens 25 percent tariff on countries buying Venezuelan oil, calling them terrorist supporters, while the U.S. continues to do so.

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WSJ: White House said to scale back April 2 tariff rollout, dropping industry-specific levies but keeping reciprocal tariffs on top trading partners.

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Top White House energy aide quits weeks after launching Trump’s Energy Dominance Council, leaving oil execs in charge as fuel policy hangs in the balance.

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Federal Reserve reports $77.6 billion loss for 2024, second year of operating deficits driven by high interest rates.

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Trump moves to fold USAID into the State Department—and quietly slip in blockchain tech, though staff haven’t said whether it’s for accounting or actually moving money.

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Fed Chair Powell says Trump’s tariffs driving price increases as rates hold steady

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Trump fires FTC’s only two Democrats, violating Supreme Court precedent, ex-commissioners say

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Trump admin proposal would force millions to file Social Security claims in person, creating hardship for elderly and disabled

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Trump to impose new tariffs April 2—both “reciprocal” and extra levies on autos, steel, and more.

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Treasury Sec. Bessent downplays $5T S&P 500 plunge over 3 weeks: “Corrections are healthy.”

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Representatives of Trump’s family discussed taking a financial stake in Binance US, while its founder sought a pardon from Trump.

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Canada and the EU retaliated against U.S. tariffs today, imposing levies on $48 billion in goods, including beef, alcohol, and textiles.

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The federal student loans website went offline midday Wednesday, later displaying a “Planned Maintenance” banner after hours of downtime.

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The White House insists Elon Musk’s plan to cut $600-$700 billion from Social Security will not affect benefits.

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The House passed a stopgap funding bill by 4 votes; Senate must pass it in 3 days, requiring support from 8 Dems.

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Trump’s 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports take effect, but he rescinds 50% Canadian threat.

Washington, DC lawmakers urged GOP leaders to reverse a spending bill that treats the city as a federal agency and arbitrarily slashes $1.1 billion from its services.

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The Dow plunged over 1,000 points, and Nasdaq had its worst day in years, which the White House Economic Council Director dismissed as “a blip.”

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Trump demurs, tells Fox that he hates to predict things when asked about recession.

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GOP Rep. Rich Hudson, head of House campaign committee, says voters “will reward” Republicans for cuts.

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Climate United Fund sues EPA to recover billions held by agency and Citibank.

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Social Security Administration to take back 100% of monthly checks from recipients who were overpaid, up from the current 10%.

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Trump shares article from Mar-a-Lago titled “Shut Up About Egg Prices.”

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House GOP unveils stopgap funding bill, Dems vow to block over deep cuts with shutdown deadline in 6 days.

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Trump signs order creating World Cup 2026 committee and appoints himself chair.

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EPA now requires spending over $50K to be approved by Elon Musk’s DOGE unit.

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Trump signs order to alter student loan forgiveness for public service workers.

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ProPublica expose: Housing & Urban Dev may trial cryptocurrency for grants & payments.

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DC, 19 state AGs sue Trump admin over mass firings, demanding reinstatement of workers.

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Trump proposes new tariffs against Canada, including a 250% tax on dairy.

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Treasury Sec Bennett: cheap goods are not “American Dream”, calls Trudeau numbskull

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Musk tells Wall St. he wants to privatize Amtrak and the US Postal Service.

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Ontario adding 25% charge on Monday for electricity bought by Americans in MI, MN, & NY.

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Second federal judge indefinitely blocks Trump admin’s freeze on federal grants and loans.

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Trump suspends 25% tariffs on Canada, Mexico until April, threatens broader global tariffs.

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Cong. Budget Office: GOP budget targets require Medicare or Medicaid cuts.

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Trump exempts 3 big automakers from Canadian, Mexican tariffs for 1 month.

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Leaked memo: Department of Veterans Affairs to fire 76K workers.

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Commerce to overhaul Internet For All, making Musk’s Starlink eligible.

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Census Bureau disbands unpaid advisory committees of economists, demographers, statisticians and advocacy leaders.

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One month after laying off 7,000, the IRS is planning to fire up to 45,000 more.

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During his formal address to Congress, Trump said Americans should be ready for “a little disturbance” from tariffs.

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Trump admin launches trade war with 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada, doubles Chinese duties as US markets fall before launch.

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Speaker Mike Johnson calls to fund the government through Sept and include Musk’s efficiency cuts in the 2026 budget. Stopgap deadline: March 14.

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Treasury Secretary scraps enforcement of beneficial ownership rules, exempting U.S. companies from corporate transparency.

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Trump admin orders review to bypass endangered species and other environmental rules to boost logging on 280M acres amid timber tariffs.

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Trump announced a U.S. crypto reserve, sparking a rally for Bitcoin and others.

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Musk’s DOGE tries linking IRS tax data & federal benefits, despite data laws.

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The Social Security Administration plans to fire between 7,000 and 30,000 workers.

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Trump announced 25% tariffs on Mexican and Canadian goods starting Tuesday, along with an additional 10% on China, on top of last month’s hike.

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Trump orders a 30-day freeze on agency credit cards with few exceptions.

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House GOP passes $4.5 trillion in tax breaks, $2T in cuts. Senate next.

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Trump said planned tariffs against Canada and Mexico would proceed

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The Acting IRS Commissioner will resign tomorrow after just one month in office

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Trump admin claims $55B in cuts, but WSJ analysis puts savings at $2.6B

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Trump says he will tour Ft. Knox with Musk to ensure gold is there

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The Pentagon will slash 8% of the defense budget annually for 5 years, Hegseth vows to purge military leaders “any…involved in DEI woke shit has got to go”

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The IRS plans to fire 6,700 employees across all states on Thursday

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Trump ordered independent agencies: SEC, FTC, FCC, NLRB to submit to his control and accept binding DOJ guidance

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Dr Oz’s son-in-law is Trump’s pick to lead Export-Import Bank

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White House sets Tuesday deadline for job cuts of up to 200,000

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Trump plans auto tariffs by April

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Trump administration launched a tip line urging banks to report CFPB regulators still enforcing consumer protections

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Trump has authorized reciprocal tariffs on every country with tariffs on USS imports

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Almost all federal agencies must fire probationary employees, 200K affected

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US to purchase Tesla armored trucks for $400 million

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WH eyes 30%-40% Agency Employee Cuts, Exempts Homeland and Defense

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House GOP Slashes Medicaid by $880B, Eyes Food Aid Cuts, Approves $5.4 Trillion in Tax Cuts

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Trump directed AG Bondi to pause enforcement of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act

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Musk announces he cut 90 contracts totaling $900 million at the Education Dept

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A federal judge says the Trump administration is defying his order to release billions of dollars in grants appropriated by Congress

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Trump said he will have Transportation Dept review NYC’s congestion lanes and remove bike lanes

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Consumer Financial Protection Board employees notified by email Sunday to work remotely because offices would close all week

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Trump ordered the Treasury Dept to stop minting the penny although that authority seems to be invested in Congress

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Donald Trump announced he would levy 25% tariffs on all steel and aluminium imports as early as Monday

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Federal Hwy Admin halts a program building fast EV chargers

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Trump signed an executive order creating a US sovereign wealth fund and told reporters it might purchase TikTok

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China announces 10%-15% tariffs on American vehicles and energy

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All Consumer Financial Protection Bureau activities halted

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Canadian and Mexican tariffs were paused for 30 days

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Trump threatened “something very powerful would happen” if Panama doesn’t give the US control of the Panama Canal

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Trump said that he would levy tariffs against European countries

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Donald Trump wrote that tariffs may bring “some pain”, but that it will be “worth it”

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Donald Trump fired the head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

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Treasury Secretary gives Elon Musk’s team to the nation’s payment network

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Donald Trump added a 10% tariff on top of China’s existing tariffs

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Donald Trump announced an additional 10% tariff on energy imported from Canada

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Donald Trump announced a 25% surcharge on goods from Canada and Mexico.

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Trump plans auto tariffs by April, details unclear

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