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Donald Trump rang the bell to celebrate the launch of investment accounts for children.
President Donald Trump has been dealt a fresh political blow after a new poll found a clear majority of Americans do not think his war on Iran has been worth it. The latest nationwide Financial Times/Focaldata survey,
Newsom dug into Trump after Cocchiarella brought up the media’s “hesitancy to talk about Trump’s health” amid ongoing concerns about his cognitive health and fitness for office. Fuming over the White House putting Cocchiarella and other journalists on the list as if they’re “enemies of the state” because they believe in “accountability and transparency,
President Donald Trump has rung the opening bells for the New York Stock Exchange and the Nasdaq from the Oval Office.
Perspective: Trump built a nationalist brotherhood abroad. Meloni shows why its members are juggling a contradiction.
JD Vance appears to have pulled ahead of Marco Rubio in the race to become Trump's political heir, as his profile within the administration continues to rise.
JD Vance’s role in Iran peace efforts, 33 media appearances, nearly $70 million in Republican fundraising and stronger GOP favourability ratings have boosted his standing as Donald Trump’s preferred 2028 successor.
