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President Donald Trump might be planning to make Jerome Powell his scapegoat, but blaming the Fed chair could backfire badly, analysts and economists said.
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President Trump is defending his economic policies while urging Americans to "be patient" amid the tumult of markets and overall economy. Read more ›
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During an oral argument on Wednesday, the Supreme Court appeared all but certain to divide along party lines in a case that seeks to fundamentally expand the role religion plays in American public schools. This isn’t surprising: Almost immediately after Republicans gained a supermajority on the Supreme Court, they started rewriting the Court’s religion decisions […] Read more ›
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The Secretary of Health and Human Services appeared to blame the existence of chemtrails on DARPA, saying he would do everything in his power to stop the emissions. Read more ›
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Mark Zuckerberg says the future of tech is heading away from screens to augmented reality and holograms. Read more ›
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"Well, they did sign up for it, actually. And this is what I campaigned on," Trump said of the reciprocal tariffs he imposed. Read more ›
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The attack marks Ukraine's latest deep strike into Russia. Kyiv has targeted military and energy facilities. Read more ›
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There are so many other ways Apple and Samsung could make phones better instead of just making them thinner. Read more ›
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For several weeks, President Donald Trump and his administration have been grasping for evidence that a man his administration deported and imprisoned in error is a dangerous gang member, and the effort has now reached what may be an untoppable peak: the President repeatedly insisting in an in-person interview that an obvious text label that […] Read more ›
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In his 2021 book vilifying Fauci, RFK Jr. lays out support for an alternate theory. Read more ›
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Some federal employees got emails in March reminding them not to wear clothing, like MAGA hats, that promotes a candidate. That policy is rescinded. Read more ›
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In the first 100 days of Donald Trump’s second term, his administration has proven exceptionally good at breaking things. The Department of Government Efficiency’s total demolition of USAID, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s depopulation of America’s public health agencies, the total chaos at Pete Hegseth’s Pentagon — there is little doubt that the Trump team has […] Read more ›
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The Trump administration's slide towards state-sponsored media continues. Read more ›
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Target made its first-ever donation to a presidential inauguration this year by contributing $1 million to President Trump's 2025 Inaugural Committee. Read more ›
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This developer sends zip bombs to pesky web crawlers that attempt to compromise his website. Read more ›
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Satya Nadella revealed that AI writes as much as 20% to 30% of the code in Microsoft's repositories and projects. Read more ›
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Bank of New York Mellon Corp. calls workers back 4 days a week while retaining perks like 2 weeks to work from anywhere. Read more ›
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A Tim Cook-style CEO could take Tesla's core EV operations to new heights, similar to Apple's success after Steve Jobs died. Read more ›
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Google and the United States Justice Department are back in court to fight over the remedies that will be implemented to address Google's search monopoly, and Google CEO Sundar Pichai today took the stand to defend Google. The DoJ wants Google to divest its Chrome browser, refrain from making search engine agreements like the one Google has with Apple, and share "critical portions" of its search data with competitors at... Read more ›
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A massive power outage hit Spain, Portugal, and parts of France on April 28, affecting millions of people. Read more ›
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BYD's net profit rose 100% to $1.3 billion for the first quarter, while Tesla's slumped more than 70% in the same period. Read more ›
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James Dyson, who invented the vacuum cleaner that bears his name, said failure had been central to his life. Read more ›
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He said he would impose tariffs on countries in two to three weeks if deals were not reached, backtracking on his promise to delay them by 90 days. Read more ›
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Trump condemned Russian air strikes on Ukraine and proposes sanctions hours after meeting with Zelenskyy ahead of Pope Francis' funeral. Read more ›
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President Donald Trump said high tariffs a year from now would be a "total victory" because it would incentivize companies to produce in US. Read more ›
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The Trump Organization is selling 2028 merchandise that winks at the possibility of an unconstitutional run by President Donald Trump. Read more ›
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Donald Trump says The New York Times and others should be investigated for "election fraud" after publishing unflattering polls. Is it just a threat? Read more ›
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Even if Amazon doesn't plan to display the cost of tariffs, the prospect of the company doing so helped reignite a fierce debate in Washington. Read more ›
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Virgin Group billionaire Richard Branson criticized Trump's "erratic" tariffs, urging a change in course to prevent uncertainty and economic damage. Read more ›
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