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When Alabama lawmakers focus on actual issues, they tend to avoid or overlook specifics. Things like the scope of a problem.
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As Mexico and Canada hit back, China pulls punches on Trump’s tariffs
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Glass half empty? Germany's annual beer sales down again despite soccer's European Championship
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After NJ warehouse building boom, there's now a growing vacancy issue
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Trump is breaking norms already. A roundup of policies shocking allies and opponents.
President Donald Trump is taking an unorthodox path to shake up Washington and change federal policy to his priorities.
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ANDREW BATES: How Democrats can crush Republicans on the economy and win the midterms
The commitment by Trump to bring prices down was what Americans cared about most in 2024. Republican politicians knew they could never honor it, short of triggering a recession.