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Lutnick Confident in Pre-August 1 Trade Deals Despite Tariff Concerns
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick predicts successful trade deals with key U.S. partners before August 1, avoiding higher tariffs, despite public skepticism and economist warnings of potential negative economic consequences. Negotiations with the EU, Canada and Mexico are underway, with the threat o...
Lutnick Confident in Pre-August 1 Trade Deals Despite Tariff Concerns
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick predicts successful trade deals with key U.S. partners before August 1, avoiding higher tariffs, despite public skepticism and economist warnings of potential negative economic consequences. Negotiations with the EU, Canada and Mexico are underway, with the threat o...
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56% Bias Score
Trump 2.0: A Sharp Departure from the First Term
President Trump's second term shows a marked shift from his first, with actions contradicting previous policies on trade, healthcare, and appointments; he's openly challenged the Federal Reserve Chairman and prioritized loyalists, potentially causing economic and healthcare instability.
Trump 2.0: A Sharp Departure from the First Term
President Trump's second term shows a marked shift from his first, with actions contradicting previous policies on trade, healthcare, and appointments; he's openly challenged the Federal Reserve Chairman and prioritized loyalists, potentially causing economic and healthcare instability.
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36% Bias Score
Trump Blames Powell for Soaring US Interest Payments
President Trump criticizes Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell for high US interest payments, nearing $1 trillion this fiscal year, advocating for drastic rate cuts despite experts suggesting deficit reduction as a more effective solution; Moody's recently downgraded US debt.
Trump Blames Powell for Soaring US Interest Payments
President Trump criticizes Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell for high US interest payments, nearing $1 trillion this fiscal year, advocating for drastic rate cuts despite experts suggesting deficit reduction as a more effective solution; Moody's recently downgraded US debt.
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36% Bias Score
Trump Blames Powell for Soaring US Interest Payments
President Trump blames Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell for high US interest payments nearing $1 trillion annually, a consequence of the nation's growing debt and rising interest rates; experts say that while lowering interest rates may help, addressing the deficit is crucial.
Trump Blames Powell for Soaring US Interest Payments
President Trump blames Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell for high US interest payments nearing $1 trillion annually, a consequence of the nation's growing debt and rising interest rates; experts say that while lowering interest rates may help, addressing the deficit is crucial.
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36% Bias Score
Waller Urges July Fed Rate Cut Despite Strong Economic Data
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller urged a 25 basis point interest rate cut at the July 29-30 policy meeting to safeguard the labor market's strength, contrasting with most other central bankers who prefer a more patient approach given recent economic data and the impact of President Trump'...
Waller Urges July Fed Rate Cut Despite Strong Economic Data
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller urged a 25 basis point interest rate cut at the July 29-30 policy meeting to safeguard the labor market's strength, contrasting with most other central bankers who prefer a more patient approach given recent economic data and the impact of President Trump'...
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48% Bias Score
White House Scrutinizes $2.5 Billion Fed Renovation, Threatening Powell's Position
The $2.5 billion renovation of the Federal Reserve headquarters, approved in 2017, is under fire from the White House for cost overruns, potentially jeopardizing Chair Jerome Powell's position amid disagreements over interest rate policies.
White House Scrutinizes $2.5 Billion Fed Renovation, Threatening Powell's Position
The $2.5 billion renovation of the Federal Reserve headquarters, approved in 2017, is under fire from the White House for cost overruns, potentially jeopardizing Chair Jerome Powell's position amid disagreements over interest rate policies.
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40% Bias Score
UK Government's Economic Growth Plan: Boosting Investment and Mortgage Lending
The UK government is implementing measures to boost economic growth by encouraging citizens to invest more, expanding mortgages for first-time buyers, and directing pension funds towards domestic investments; however, concerns remain about potential risks and consumer protection.
UK Government's Economic Growth Plan: Boosting Investment and Mortgage Lending
The UK government is implementing measures to boost economic growth by encouraging citizens to invest more, expanding mortgages for first-time buyers, and directing pension funds towards domestic investments; however, concerns remain about potential risks and consumer protection.
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52% Bias Score
Trump 2.0: A Departure from the First Term
President Trump's second term is marked by a departure from his first, evidenced by his challenges to his own appointees like Federal Reserve Chairman Jay Powell, contradictory trade policies, and a more forceful approach to immigration and healthcare, potentially leading to increased political pola...
Trump 2.0: A Departure from the First Term
President Trump's second term is marked by a departure from his first, evidenced by his challenges to his own appointees like Federal Reserve Chairman Jay Powell, contradictory trade policies, and a more forceful approach to immigration and healthcare, potentially leading to increased political pola...
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40% Bias Score
Trump Blames Powell for Soaring US Interest Payments as Debt Exceeds $1 Trillion
President Trump criticizes Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell for high interest rates costing the US hundreds of billions of dollars, as the nation's interest payments on its growing federal debt are projected to exceed $1 trillion annually, exceeding Medicare and defense spending, and comprising 1...
Trump Blames Powell for Soaring US Interest Payments as Debt Exceeds $1 Trillion
President Trump criticizes Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell for high interest rates costing the US hundreds of billions of dollars, as the nation's interest payments on its growing federal debt are projected to exceed $1 trillion annually, exceeding Medicare and defense spending, and comprising 1...
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44% Bias Score
Mamdani's NYC Mayoral Bid Faces Economic Backlash
NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani faces criticism for his progressive platform, with opponents warning of economic damage and business flight; his plan for city-run grocery stores is a key point of contention, drawing comparisons to failed communist systems, despite rising grocery costs (3.3% inc...
Mamdani's NYC Mayoral Bid Faces Economic Backlash
NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani faces criticism for his progressive platform, with opponents warning of economic damage and business flight; his plan for city-run grocery stores is a key point of contention, drawing comparisons to failed communist systems, despite rising grocery costs (3.3% inc...
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60% Bias Score
Waller Urges Fed Rate Cut Despite Strong Economic Data
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller urged a 25 basis-point interest rate cut on July 29-30 to protect the strong labor market, despite positive economic data and other officials favoring a wait-and-see approach due to Trump's tariffs.
Waller Urges Fed Rate Cut Despite Strong Economic Data
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller urged a 25 basis-point interest rate cut on July 29-30 to protect the strong labor market, despite positive economic data and other officials favoring a wait-and-see approach due to Trump's tariffs.
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52% Bias Score
Mixed Reactions to Dutch Fixed Payday Proposal
A Dutch consumer organization's proposal for a fixed monthly payday to simplify bill payments has received mixed reactions, with 44% of respondents opposed to the idea of government intervention in personal finance.
Mixed Reactions to Dutch Fixed Payday Proposal
A Dutch consumer organization's proposal for a fixed monthly payday to simplify bill payments has received mixed reactions, with 44% of respondents opposed to the idea of government intervention in personal finance.
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40% Bias Score
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