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- Sep 2, 2026
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Soaring $40 trillion national debt and Iran deadlock shattering Trumpâs fiscal claims (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump re-entered office pledging to restore stability to the United States' finances by scaling back federal governance, ending expensive foreign conflicts, and promoting economic expansion to curb mounting deficits. Nineteen months into his second term, however, the national debt has climbed beyond $40 trillion. Government expenditures have expanded rather than contracted, while the six-month conflict in Iran has devolved into a costly deadlock. At the same time, maintaining U.
Trump brings IndyCar race to DC to cap off USA’s 250th anniversary (opens the original)
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U.S. President Donald Trump will mark the conclusion of the country’s 250th anniversary summer celebrations with a historic car race through Washington, an unprecedented event highlighting how the capital and federal government have transformed during his second term. Scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, the IndyCar Freedom 250 Grand Prix will speed along historic Pennsylvania Avenue, loop around the National Archives, and thread through several of the nation's premier cultural institutions. Along
More Americans could get paid family leave under Trumpâs latest move (opens the original)
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The Trump administration is expanding a federal tax credit designed to encourage more employers to offer paid family leave, making it easier for businesses to qualify for the incentive by covering the cost of insurance policies. The Treasury Department is expected to announce new guidance Wednesday allowing employers to claim the paid family leave tax credit even if they provide the benefit through insurance, rather than paying employees' wages directly while they are on leave. Treasury Secretar
Trumpâs data center pledge draws skepticism as critics point to major flaw (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump touted a non-binding pledge Thursday, calling on U.S. power producers and data centers to fund or construct energy infrastructure. The initiative aims to meet the escalating power demands of artificial intelligence while simultaneously protecting consumers from soaring electricity costs. However, consumer advocacy groups and other critics of the administration swiftly dismissed the pledge as an empty promise. They argue it fails to address public anger over rising utility
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