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Vice President JD Vance called U.S. military commanders directly for unvarnished assessments of the Iran war, officials said.

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WSJ

Sending $5,000 to every American adult would amount to more than what the U.S. spends on defense each year. What to know about Trump's trillion-dollar idea.

Reuters

Reuters

Gulf Currents Newsletter

What happens when instability stops just being a risk and becomes a constant

Daily Mail

Daily Mail

EXCLUSIVE

What REALLY went down in Lindsay Clancy jury deliberation room amid holdout drama

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CBS News

CBS News

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President Trump says he doesn't think his proposed $5,000 dividend payments would need to be approved by Congress.

NYPost

NYPost

Exclusive photos: 'Stressed' Kim Zolciak and 'somber' Kroy Biermann spotted ahead of son KJ's bond hearing in sexual battery case

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Sky News

Sky News

How one tourist hotspot reacted to planned visitor tax - and where it could be introduced

The Telegraph

The Telegraph

Labour mayors plot 5pc tax raid on hotels

Fox News

Fox News

CHARLIE'S VISION

TPUSA academic dean reflects on Kirk's educational project

Fox News

Fox News

BREAKING NEWS

Day 2 of historic GOP Midterm Convention now underway in Dallas

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CNBC

CNBC

Oracle's stock jumps 7% on earnings beat as cloud infrastructure revenue more than doubles

NYPost

NYPost

ABC shakes up 'Good Morning America' weekend team with pair of new co-anchors

NYPost

NYPost

Top NY hospital system reports stunning 75% explosion in 9/11 cancers over last three years: 'Slow-motion health disaster'

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Yahoo Finance

Yahoo Finance

Stocks extend losing streak

The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq fell for the fourth day in a row as rate-hike bets jumped

CNBC

CNBC

Dow tumbles 300 points to notch 4-day drop as Treasury yields and oil prices surge: Live updates

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AP News

Cash promises

President Trump is making a pitch to send money to Americans. Congress and economists don’t seem thrilled with the idea.