Treasury Secretary Defends Trump Accounts Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent just gave Trump Accounts a big endorsement, saying they could be used as a “rainy day fund”. He made the comments in an interview with CBS News, where he tried to

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Deserting the Ship President Trump’s tariffs and aggressive rhetoric have some longtime U.S. allies running for cover – straight into the arms of China and India. It’s a move that’s equal parts desperation and pragmatism. With the U.S. threatening to

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Minneapolis Shooting Fallout The Trump administration just caught a break: Acting ICE Director no longer has to show up in court. It’s a weird turn of events, considering the Trump team’s been dealing with the aftermath of the Minneapolis shooting.

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Minnesota’s Governor Can’t Resist a Dig Tim Walz just can’t help himself. The Minnesota governor took a personal shot at his former congressional colleague, Kristi Noem, amid her impeachment drama. It’s not exactly shocking – these two haven’t exactly been

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IRS in the Hot Seat National Taxpayer Advocate Erin Collins just dropped a bombshell report to Congress, highlighting the 10 most pressing issues taxpayers face when dealing with the IRS. It’s no secret that the tax agency’s been a thorn

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Reversal of Fortune Top Trump officials are suddenly singing a different tune on the Minneapolis shooting that left a U.S. citizen dead. Just days ago, they were defending the Border Patrol agents who pulled the trigger, but now they’re retreating

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Bill Aims to Boost Housing Supply The Indiana House has passed a bill aimed at increasing the state’s housing supply by loosening local zoning guidelines. House Bill 1001, which passed 76-15, is a top priority for House Republicans this session.

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The Soviet State of California It’s hard to miss the similarities between California and the old Soviet Union. Both have a bloated bureaucracy, a struggling economy, and a whole lot of people who think the government should control everything. A

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Rubio’s Big Chance Today’s Senate hearing is the first chance lawmakers get to publicly quiz the secretary of state about what’s next for Venezuela, now that Nicolás Maduro’s been caught. The Big Questions It’s about time someone asked the tough

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Cornell University’s Hiring Practices Under Fire A White biologist is suing Cornell, claiming the university won’t hire qualified White candidates for certain positions. That’s right, you read that correctly – a White person is alleging they’re being discriminated against because

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