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S&P Hits Records, Pumps Hit $4 — Whose Economy Wins?
White House points to Wall Street highs while 65% of voters blame the president for pump pain.
White House points to Wall Street highs while 65% of voters blame the president for pump pain.
A $14 billion weapons package sits in abeyance. The president says approval depends on China — and openly questioned a 1982 assurance to do so.
A SCOTUS ruling three weeks ago rewrote what counts as voting discrimination. Republican states are racing to act before courts catch up.
Beijing calls Taiwan the "most important issue." Washington's summit summary focuses on trade and Iran.
A White House lawn outburst over the ballroom's price collides with a $1 billion taxpayer security proposal Trump once said would never be public money.
Acting comptroller's number jumps $4 billion in two weeks while Hegseth refuses to say when Congress sees the funding ask.
With 60% of Americans viewing Israel unfavorably, the PM proposes leaving rather than repairing.
Tehran's 14-point plan and the IRGC's tanker threat landed in Washington on the same day.