Shopping spree? Consumers rush to buy goods ahead of Trump tariffs
President Trump’s tariffs are expected to drive up prices, and some consumers are trying to get ahead of the action.
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Think our education system is bad now? Wait ’til AI takes over.
Artificial intelligence could be the final nail in the coffin of educational excellence, by removing the “rote work” from learning and creating an educational environment in which critical ...
Poor air quality increases depression risk
A new study finds poor air quality is linked to a heightened risk for depression. Depression is a classified as a mood ...
Black veterans sound the alarm over military DEI purge
Black veterans are warning that the Trump administration’s effort to purge the Defense Department of its diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) content is sending a negative message that ...
Are Trump’s tariffs a negotiating tool? Depends on whom you ask
Businesses, consumers and foreign leaders are trying to assess just how set in stone President Trump’s tariffs are, as the administration and its allies send mixed signals about whether the ...
The Memo: Musk’s risks to Trump become starker
The Elon Musk effect is being hotly debated in Republican circles this weekend, even as the reverberations from President Trump’s tariff policies dominate the headlines. Put simply, the question ...
Death toll in Russian missile strike in central Ukraine reaches 18
The death toll from a Russian missile strike in the central Ukrainian city of Kryvyi Rih has risen to 18, including nine children, regional governor Serhii Lysak said ...
Senate passes budget, setting up showdown with House over Trump agenda
Senate Republicans voted early Saturday morning to pass a budget resolution that will be critical to advancing President Trump’s legislative agenda, but the measure breaks with House Republicans ...
Democrats peel away some Republicans on Trump budget bill amendment votes
Several Republicans have broken with their party and voted for Democratic amendments are part of a marathon series of votes Friday night. None of the Democratic amendments have passed, but ...
Majority of Americans uneasy over Trump’s economic plan: WSJ poll
Over half of Americans, 52 percent, disapprove of President Trump’s handling of the economy, marking a 12 percent uptick from his approval in October 2024. In a survey a published by the Wall ...
IRS nixing 25 percent of staff, starting with civil rights office: Reports
The Internal Revenue Services (IRS) terminated staff members in the Office of Civil Rights and Compliance on Friday ahead of ...
Could some tax hikes be in play? Mick Mulvaney and Marc Short discuss the possibility on 'The Hill on NewsNation'
Blake Burman talks taxes and tariffs with a pair of insiders from the President's first administration. Chief of staff in the Trump administration and current NewsNation contributor Mick Mulvaney ...