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Trump Nominee Miran's Unconventional Views Challenge Federal Reserve
President Trump nominated Stephen Miran, a key supporter of his economic agenda, to the Federal Reserve's Board of Governors; Miran's term would last until January 31st if confirmed by the Senate; his unconventional views on tariffs and the Fed's independence contrast sharply with those of other Fed...
Trump Nominee Miran's Unconventional Views Challenge Federal Reserve
President Trump nominated Stephen Miran, a key supporter of his economic agenda, to the Federal Reserve's Board of Governors; Miran's term would last until January 31st if confirmed by the Senate; his unconventional views on tariffs and the Fed's independence contrast sharply with those of other Fed...
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56% Bias Score
Trump's Economic Policies Undermine Promise of Prosperity
President Trump's trade protectionism and threats to pharmaceutical companies are undermining his promise of economic prosperity, raising consumer costs, and slowing job growth, contradicting his campaign pledge.
Trump's Economic Policies Undermine Promise of Prosperity
President Trump's trade protectionism and threats to pharmaceutical companies are undermining his promise of economic prosperity, raising consumer costs, and slowing job growth, contradicting his campaign pledge.
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56% Bias Score
Hutchison on Texas Floods, Iran, NATO, and Tariffs
Former Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison discussed the devastating Central Texas floods, the U.S. bombing of Iran, NATO defense commitments, trade tariffs, and her continued community involvement in Texas in a recent interview.
Hutchison on Texas Floods, Iran, NATO, and Tariffs
Former Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison discussed the devastating Central Texas floods, the U.S. bombing of Iran, NATO defense commitments, trade tariffs, and her continued community involvement in Texas in a recent interview.
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44% Bias Score
US Consumer Spending Rises Despite Inflationary Pressures from Tariffs
US consumer spending increased 0.3% in June, exceeding expectations despite inflation rising to 2.6% annually, the highest since February, partially due to tariffs increasing prices; personal income also rose 0.3%.
US Consumer Spending Rises Despite Inflationary Pressures from Tariffs
US consumer spending increased 0.3% in June, exceeding expectations despite inflation rising to 2.6% annually, the highest since February, partially due to tariffs increasing prices; personal income also rose 0.3%.
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36% Bias Score
Trump Tariffs Generate Billions, But Fall Far Short of Covering Projected Deficits
The Trump administration's tariffs generate approximately $27 billion monthly, a substantial increase from previous years, but insufficient to offset the projected $21.8 trillion federal deficit over the next decade; the additional $2.8 trillion reduction from increased tariff revenue is also insuff...
Trump Tariffs Generate Billions, But Fall Far Short of Covering Projected Deficits
The Trump administration's tariffs generate approximately $27 billion monthly, a substantial increase from previous years, but insufficient to offset the projected $21.8 trillion federal deficit over the next decade; the additional $2.8 trillion reduction from increased tariff revenue is also insuff...
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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
Global M&A Market Shows Resilience Amidst Economic Headwinds
Global M&A activity reached \$2 trillion in the first half of 2025, driven by easing inflation and interest rates, despite economic headwinds and US trade policy uncertainty; European dealmaking is also experiencing a surge, though regulatory hurdles remain.
Global M&A Market Shows Resilience Amidst Economic Headwinds
Global M&A activity reached \$2 trillion in the first half of 2025, driven by easing inflation and interest rates, despite economic headwinds and US trade policy uncertainty; European dealmaking is also experiencing a surge, though regulatory hurdles remain.
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24% Bias Score
China's Economy Grows 5.3 Percent Amidst Global Uncertainty
Despite global trade uncertainties and US tariffs, China's economy grew 5.3 percent year-on-year in the first half of 2025, exceeding expectations due to proactive government policies; however, challenges remain, including deflationary pressure and the need to boost domestic demand.
China's Economy Grows 5.3 Percent Amidst Global Uncertainty
Despite global trade uncertainties and US tariffs, China's economy grew 5.3 percent year-on-year in the first half of 2025, exceeding expectations due to proactive government policies; however, challenges remain, including deflationary pressure and the need to boost domestic demand.
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40% Bias Score
US Job Growth Slows Sharply, Raising Recession Concerns
The US added only 73,000 jobs in July, a sharp slowdown from prior months which were revised down by 258,000; this weakness, impacting market confidence and attributed to trade policy uncertainty, raises recession fears.
US Job Growth Slows Sharply, Raising Recession Concerns
The US added only 73,000 jobs in July, a sharp slowdown from prior months which were revised down by 258,000; this weakness, impacting market confidence and attributed to trade policy uncertainty, raises recession fears.
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52% Bias Score
UK's £5.9 Billion De Minimis Imports Under Scrutiny
The UK imported £5.9 billion of goods under the de minimis rule in 2024-25, a 53% rise, benefiting consumers but potentially harming UK manufacturers; the government is reviewing the policy.
UK's £5.9 Billion De Minimis Imports Under Scrutiny
The UK imported £5.9 billion of goods under the de minimis rule in 2024-25, a 53% rise, benefiting consumers but potentially harming UK manufacturers; the government is reviewing the policy.
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40% Bias Score
GM Profit Down 35%, but Beats Expectations Amidst Tariff Headwinds
General Motors' second-quarter profit fell 35% to $1.89 billion, exceeding expectations despite a $1.1 billion net tariff impact; the company plans $4 billion in US investments to mitigate future tariff exposure and maintains its full-year forecast.
GM Profit Down 35%, but Beats Expectations Amidst Tariff Headwinds
General Motors' second-quarter profit fell 35% to $1.89 billion, exceeding expectations despite a $1.1 billion net tariff impact; the company plans $4 billion in US investments to mitigate future tariff exposure and maintains its full-year forecast.
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40% Bias Score
Trump's Pharmaceutical Tariffs Threaten Australia's \$2.2 Billion Export Market
President Trump's suggestion of up to 200 percent tariffs on pharmaceutical imports threatens Australia's \$2.2 billion in pharmaceutical exports to the US, potentially impacting the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) and leading to higher drug prices for Australians.
Trump's Pharmaceutical Tariffs Threaten Australia's \$2.2 Billion Export Market
President Trump's suggestion of up to 200 percent tariffs on pharmaceutical imports threatens Australia's \$2.2 billion in pharmaceutical exports to the US, potentially impacting the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) and leading to higher drug prices for Australians.
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44% Bias Score
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