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BBN has covered 284 stories about Trump, mostly in U.S. and Your Money, as reported by Al Jazeera, NBC News, Newsmax, BBC and others. Newest first; the 120 most recent.
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Trump says Ukraine needs a new president who will agree to end the war
Trump also demanded Zelenskyy stop attacking Russian oil refineries, amid tensions over a diesel deal with Russia.
Reported by Al Jazeera - U.S.
Trump undecided on livestreaming Nidal Hasan execution
Trump has not yet decided whether to livestream the execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan, raising media coverage questions about capital punishment.
Reported by NBC News - U.S.
Trump Weighs US Strikes on Houthis After Saudi Attacks
Trump is considering joining Saudi Arabia's military campaign against Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen, potentially bringing direct U.S. involvement as attacks on the kingdom escalate.
Reported by Newsmax - Sports
Trump calls for new Ukraine leader; Reese eyes WNBA Finals
Trump's call for new Ukrainian leadership follows Zelensky's condemnation of a diesel deal he said would fund Russia's war effort; manifesting apparently works for basketball.
Reported by BBC, Fox News - U.S.
Trump hopes payments to voters help in midterms
Trump has sent multiple payments to voters ahead of the 2026 midterms, as affordability remains a pressing concern for many Americans.
Reported by Newsmax - U.S.
Washington Examiner: Boebert defied Trump on clean water
The Washington Examiner opinion piece argues national media coverage of Boebert's controversies overshadows her legislative work for Colorado constituents.
Reported by Washington Examiner - U.S.
Trump's Syracuse stop showed us who we are right now: motivated and…
A Syracuse.com columnist framed Trump's campaign stop as revealing deep political divides in New York, though the piece offered no crowd numbers or polling data to support the observation.
Reported by Syracuse.com - U.S.
Ohio dog park shooting over Trump argument could hinge on self-defense
The expert says the two men's overlapping claims make the case unusually hard to call; the legal question is who reasonably feared for their life.
Reported by Fox News - U.S.
Trump wants to cut fuel costs as the midterms loom
Trump is positioning fuel costs as a midterm campaign issue while gas prices remain a concern for millions of Americans; the BBC notably declines to assess feasibility.
Reported by BBC - Your Money
Trump calls Guilfoyle debt-solicitation story "too bad"
Trump's ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle privately solicited cash to pay down debts before her confirmation hearing, The Hill reports.
Reported by The Hill - U.S.
Trump taps Katie Zacharia as new press secretary
Zacharia, a conservative commentator Trump called a devoted fan, replaces Karoline Leavitt, who left at the end of August; the briefing room has no home crowd.
Reported by Breitbart - World
Trump says he stopped Iran from getting a nuclear weapon
Trump made the claim without presenting evidence; Iran's response to his nuclear weapon assertion was not included in Fox News's reporting.
Reported by Fox News - World
Trump pitches himself to Italian Americans as Columbus's protector
Trump sought to make Columbus a campaign issue by casting himself as the explorer's protector in an appeal to Italian Americans; protecting someone dead since 1506 is a bold political strategy.
Reported by The New York Times - U.S.
Trump rages over Nobel Peace Prize loss
The prize went to Navi Pillay, a former judge of a court Trump has sanctioned and called rogue and evil—a distinction he apparently wanted for himself.
Reported by Axios - U.S.
Isaias downgraded; Lebanon flight ban lifted after 41 years
The Gulf Coast braces for extreme wind and flooding even as the storm weakens from hurricane to post-tropical cyclone status.
Reported by ABC News, AP News - U.S.
Byron Donalds says he is not a 'yes man' to Trump
The Florida congressman made the statement to Politico, offering no evidence to support his claim of independence from the former president.
Reported by Politico - Sports
Dem candidate disputes record on trans athletes after Trump nickname
South Carolina Senate candidate Annie Andrews claims Trump's nickname stems from misrepresentation of her actual position on transgender athletes in sports.
Reported by Fox News - Your Money
Economic Pain and an Unpopular Trump Put G.O.P. on its Heels
Inflation has squeezed farmers, truckers and consumers, expanding electoral vulnerability into previously safe Republican territory with three weeks until the election.
Reported by The New York Times - U.S.
EXCLUSIVE: CNY Central's Matt Mulcahy interviews President Trump
The Syracuse-based CNY Central secured the sit-down interview with the sitting president—a significant booking for a local television station.
Reported by WSTM - U.S.
Trump says he'd approve livestreamed execution; bipartisan pushback
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's plan would livestream a military firing squad execution next month, drawing rare opposition from both parties; the Pentagon has not yet answered critics.
Reported by The Washington Post, The Hill - U.S.
Khanna calls for a truth and accountability commission
The California Democrat appeared on MSNBC's All In Friday proposing the commission to hold Trump, his family, and Cabinet officials accountable; no details offered on membership or whether it would materialize.
Reported by Breitbart - Your Money
Trump Takes Price Fight to Syracuse for Blakeman Campaign
Trump criticized Gov. Hochul's handling of New York's cost of living at a Syracuse rally supporting Republican gubernatorial nominee Bruce Blakeman.
Reported by The Washington Times - U.S.
ICC President Vows to Keep Working Despite New U.S. Sanctions
ICC President Tomoko Akane said Friday the court will continue its investigations involving the United States and Israel despite the new sanctions; the court insists it is fine.
Reported by Newsmax - U.S.
Trump backs NY ally; Rangers and Huskies lose stars
The former president is backing a candidate in a competitive New York race, while a fresh poll shows a narrow lead in the twenty-first district; politics never sleeps.
Reported by Politico, Yahoo Sports - U.S.
Guardian: Zacharia Replaces Leavitt, Who Left After Birth
Zacharia replaces Karoline Leavitt, who departed at the end of August following the birth of her second child.
Reported by The Guardian - World
Fort Hood shooter's execution to be by firing squad
Nidal Malik Hasan, convicted in the 2009 Fort Hood attack, will face execution by firing squad, which the Pentagon says will be public and livestreamed.
Reported by Al Jazeera - U.S.
Trump asks Supreme Court to revive Clinton 2016 lawsuit
The appeal follows a federal judge's dismissal of his claims that Clinton and other adversaries tried to tie his 2016 campaign to Russia; the justices decide whether to hear it.
Reported by The Hill - Your Money
Trump's Russia energy deal and the fuel price squeeze
Trump's proposed Russia energy deal aims to lower fuel costs ahead of next month's midterm elections, according to BBC analysis.
Reported by BBC - World
Putin tells Trump peace talks are unlikely, cites drones
The Kremlin says drone strikes on Moscow during last month's election damaged three-way negotiations with Ukraine and the United States; so much for a quick handshake.
Reported by Al Jazeera, The Guardian - U.S.
Trump Vows to Protect Columbus; El-Sayed Targeted
Trump accused Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed of wanting to abolish Columbus Day, according to Breitbart's reporting of Friday's remarks.
Reported by Breitbart - U.S.
Republicans' Debate Answers on Trump Have Changed, AP Says
AP compares how Republican candidates answered on Trump in this debate with their earlier eagerness to embrace him; the summary doesn't explain the shift.
Reported by AP News - U.S.
Law Firm That Defended Trump Says He Should've Won Nobel
The firm represented Trump during his second impeachment trial and made the argument via a social media post that the president shared.
Reported by Newsmax - U.S.
Diesel Deal Backlash, NYC ICE Clash, Bosa Update
Zelensky says Trump's diesel deal funnels money to Russia's war effort; an ICE agent was shot in Fresno after allegedly attacking a woman; Bosa targets Week Six return from a calf injury.
Reported by The Washington Post, The Hill, New York Post - U.S.
Rep. Garcia Says Ending Trump's Presidency 'Begins in November'
Garcia made the comment Friday on MSNBC's "State of Play" while discussing defense secretary Pete Hegseth; an optimistic reading of November's electoral prospects.
Reported by Breitbart - U.S.
Trump Names New White House Press Secretary, Fox News Reports
Katie Zacharia has been offered the role, replacing Karoline Leavitt after weeks of speculation about the successor; the front desk of the whole building now has a name.
Reported by Fox News - U.S.
Cook Probe: Committee Will Decide If She Can Be Removed
Trump ordered a committee to determine if there's grounds to remove Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook from the board, per CBS News reporting.
Reported by CBS News - U.S.
UAW President Shawn Fain Declares Reelection Victory
Fain defeated his top challenger in Friday's election; Trump has previously criticized the UAW leader.
Reported by The Washington Post - U.S.
Press secretary pick, House forecast shifts, Kansas Senate race
Zacharia, a 41-year-old former DHS public affairs official, surprised colleagues with her press secretary appointment; Hamilton seeks to flip Kansas's Senate seat for the first time in a century.
Reported by Washington Examiner, CBS News, The New York Times - U.S.
Columbus Statue Headed to Rose Garden Beside Hamilton, Jefferson
The statue will join existing monuments to Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson in the Rose Garden, according to the New York Post.
Reported by New York Post - U.S.
Sanctions Land Hours After Nobel Win for Ex-Court Judge
The Trump administration announced sweeping punishments against the International Criminal Court hours after the Nobel Peace Prize committee honored one of its former judges.
Reported by The New York Times - U.S.
Hurricane Isaias, Diesel Deal, Flydubai Plot Charges
A Flydubai co-pilot allegedly planned to seize the aircraft and crash it into Israel's Ben Gurion Airport terminal, according to UAE authorities on Friday.
Reported by CBS News, AP News - World
Chief of Staff's Daughter Photographed With Bosnian Leader
Katie Wiles traveled to Republika Srpska, the pro-Russian Serb-led entity in Bosnia, for reasons the reporting does not specify.
Reported by CBS News - U.S.
Mike Tyson Predicts 'Trump Will Win' Midterms, The Hill Reports
Tyson visited the White House on Friday and said he'll travel with Trump to a Syracuse rally; punching above his political weight.
Reported by The Hill - U.S.
Zelensky Slams Trump Diesel Deal, Axios Reports
Zelensky called the diesel agreement a "birthday present for Putin," according to Axios, escalating tension over potential peace negotiations.
Reported by Axios - U.S.
Hochul Opts New York Into Trump Administration Scholarship Program
Governor Hochul's move faced fierce opposition from the state's teachers union despite joining the federal program.
Reported by New York Post - U.S.
Secret Service Director Says Decoy Plane Has Been Used Before
The Secret Service director disclosed to 60 Minutes that decoy aircraft have been deployed on previous occasions, not just recently.
Reported by Washington Examiner, Breitbart - U.S.
Scorecard Fight: Guest Claims Credit for Michigan Debate
Trump praised Rogers' debate performance against El-Sayed, though a visiting senator claimed credit for the event's lighting arrangement.
Reported by Fox News - U.S.
Trump Announces Deal With Putin for Russian Diesel to US
The New York Post reports no details on the deal's terms or timeline have been confirmed yet by other outlets.
Reported by New York Post - U.S.
DHS Redacts Deportation Data After Lawsuit, Daily Caller Says
The Oversight Project sued DHS and prompted the agency to redact portions of its deportation data, though the reporting provides few specifics about the exact information concealed.
Reported by The Daily Caller - U.S.
Focus Group Reacts to Taxpayer-Funded Ad, The Bulwark Says
The Bulwark conducted a focus group testing a Trump administration ad paid for with taxpayer funds and found strongly negative reactions.
Reported by The Bulwark - U.S.
Isaias Surge and Wind Warnings; Pardon Questions Land
Hurricane Isaias is expected to bring life-threatening storm surge and devastating winds to the Florida Panhandle, with evacuation orders already covering several counties.
Reported by ABC News, CBS News - U.S.
Trump's Revenge Campaign Hits Turmoil, NYT Reports
Trump allies tried to prove a grand conspiracy through a Justice Department inquiry, but it collapsed amid staffing shake-ups, internal disputes, and difficulty locating evidence.
Reported by The New York Times - Your Money
Trump Appoints Committee to Investigate Fed's Lisa Cook
Trump's committee is investigating statements by Cook, a Biden nominee whom he previously tried to fire before the Supreme Court blocked removal.
Reported by CNBC - Your Money
New Data on Prices Weeks Before Midterms
Ninety percent of Americans cite prices as the main factor shaping their economic views weeks before midterm elections, though outlets dispute whether Trump's agenda has delivered results.
Reported by CBS News - Tech
Rogan Re-Ups With Spotify, Arch Lawsuit, iPhone Orders
Rogan's deal runs $250 million over multiple years, while Apple is cutting iPhone 18 Pro orders due to sluggish customer demand.
Reported by GSMArena.com, AP News, The Washington Times - U.S.
Donalds Downplays Trump Distance After Website Changes
Donalds, a Florida Republican running for governor, previously altered his website in ways that suggested distance from Trump, the Washington Examiner reports.
Reported by Washington Examiner - Tech
The Verge: Trump's attempt to rename AI looks awfully artificial
Trump has spent weeks attempting to rename AI, though The Verge's reporting does not specify what the proposed new name actually is.
Reported by The Verge - U.S.
Trump Says Rogers 'Obliterated' El-Sayed in Michigan Debate
The debate occurred Thursday night between Republican Mike Rogers and Democrat Abdul El-Sayed; Trump's assessment remains unvetted by actual Michigan voters.
Reported by The Washington Times, Newsmax - U.S.
Allies Pledge Oil Already Promised, Daily Caller Reports
Allied nations are offering oil barrels they previously committed to delivering, rather than new supplies, as America's strategic reserve continues declining.
Reported by The Daily Caller - U.S.
Pew survey puts Trump approval at 30 percent, per The Hill
Pew Research found 68 percent disapprove of Trump, citing foreign policy, the economy and immigration enforcement in the survey released Thursday.
Reported by The Hill - Tech
Microsoft Suspended From Green Card Program, NYT Reports
The administration alleges the tech giant committed H-1B visa fraud; Vice President Vance also accused other firms and universities of similar violations.
Reported by The New York Times - U.S.
Trump's Jos. A. Bank Suit Label Surprises Some, NYT Asks Why
Trump wore a Jos. A. Bank suit, a discount menswear chain, despite his stated preference for luxury Italian tailoring, prompting public surprise.
Reported by The New York Times - U.S.
Donor Eric Deters Tells CBS His Side of the Guilfoyle Claim
Deters told CBS that Guilfoyle requested he pay her $100,000 American Express bill in exchange for access to Trump administration officials.
Reported by CBS News - U.S.
Arlington County Sues Over Trump Memorial Arch
Arlington County is challenging the construction and design of the memorial arch, according to AP News, which multiple outlets reported as a legal lawsuit.
Reported by AP News - World
Iran Fake-Article Campaign Used ChatGPT, Post Reports
The fake articles were planted in authentic U.S. publications, fooling real newsrooms into running AI-generated disinformation.
Reported by Al Jazeera, The Washington Post - Your Money
Reuters Poll: 78 Percent Blame Trump Policies for Prices
A Reuters survey found 64 percent of Republicans also blame Trump policies for rising prices, alongside 76 percent of independents and 95 percent of Democrats.
Reported by The Hill - Your Money
Senate Fails to Pass CLARITY Act; Crypto Rules Still in Limbo
The bipartisan bill had backing from both parties and the White House before failing in the Senate, leaving 67 million American crypto owners without federal clarity.
Reported by Washington Examiner - Tech
Video Frame Photo Trick; Big Tech Donors Win Science Prizes
iPhone, Samsung and Google phones have built-in tools to convert video frames to photos without screenshots, a feature buried in settings for years.
Reported by Fox News, TechCrunch - Your Money
Datacenter Fight in East Fishkill; Bessent Touts Economy
East Fishkill residents oppose a datacenter in the former IBM manufacturing hub, with one local insisting the community isn't anti-technology—just anti-giant server farm next door.
Reported by Newsmax, The Guardian - Your Money
West Virginia Food Pantries Overwhelmed, NBC Reports
Rural West Virginia food pantries say they face unprecedented challenges from federal cuts, with volunteers struggling to meet overwhelming demand.
Reported by NBC News - U.S.
Northern Lights Possible; Guilfoyle Scrutiny; Data Center Jobs
Three solar eruptions heading toward Earth could create northern lights visible across the U.S. this weekend; apparently the sun is more generous than most employers.
Reported by Space, The Hill, Fox News - U.S.
Envoy Kept Ties to Firm Behind $15B Hormuz Pipeline
Reuters reports the envoy maintained financial stakes in the company backing the pipeline proposal, raising disclosure concerns among governance watchdogs.
Reported by Reuters - U.S.
Midterm Voters Weigh In on Trump's Second Term, Guardian Says
Nine midterm voters surveyed by The Guardian cited cost of living as their top concern heading into elections for the House, Senate, and thirty-six governorships.
Reported by The Guardian - Tech
AP: Trump Honors Microsoft CEO After Vance H-1B Move
Vice President Vance had previously taken action against Microsoft's H-1B visa practices before the company's CEO received the honor from Trump.
Reported by AP News - Your Money
Diesel Supply Moves Haven't Lowered Prices Yet, Reuters Says
Trump's efforts to increase diesel supplies have been announced but have not yet resulted in price decreases at the pump, affecting transportation costs across the economy.
Reported by Reuters - U.S.
Fox: Autism Providers Warn Medicaid Crackdown Hits Foster Kids
Autism providers in Georgia warn foster children could lose therapy access due to stricter Medicaid fraud prevention measures, though no confirmed cases of lost services have yet been documented.
Reported by Fox News - U.S.
Washington Post: Eyes on Justice Alito Amid Book, Buzz
Alito has a new book coming out, according to the Post, amid speculation about a possible retirement and recent presidential praise.
Reported by The Washington Post - Tech
Ukraine Strikes, Isaias and FEMA, AI Slack Room
Russian strikes killed two civilians as Kyiv struggles against escalating attacks; Hurricane Isaias tests FEMA after Trump cuts while AI leaders lobby health officials in a government Slack room.
Reported by AP News, The Guardian, CBS News - U.S.
New Poll: 1 in 4 Trump Voters Want GOP to Break Away
Politico's poll found voters cite unpopular foreign conflict and high living costs as reasons for the split; the majority still back Trump within the party.
Reported by Politico - U.S.
GOP Fears Rise in Trump Country; Media Ban Case
Republican internal polling shows House seats Trump won decisively in 2024 are now competitive, with one GOP operative saying "we don't know where the bottom is."
Reported by Politico, The Guardian - U.S.
Raffensperger: Georgia Ballots Will Be Counted Securely
Raffensperger told NBC News he hasn't spoken to Trump since the 2021 call requesting he find more than eleven thousand votes.
Reported by NBC News - World
Yandex Data Centers Hit; Beast Costs Double
Yandex's second data center hit in drone attacks; meanwhile, Trump's Beast now costs twice as much per trip due to Iran tensions.
Reported by Reuters, The Times - U.S.
Revolut CEO Says He Is Targeting a US Primary Listing
Revolut is a banking app for international money transfers and cards; a US listing would expose it to American regulatory scrutiny.
Reported by Bloomberg.com, The Times of India - U.S.
Arlington County Sues to Block Proposed 250-Foot Arch
The county cites tourism and safety concerns after the Commission of Fine Arts approved the arch in April; somewhere a lawyer is billing for this at 2 a.m.
Reported by The Hill, Newsmax, The Washington Times - U.S.
New: Trump Tells Minnesotans to 'Fight Back' Post
Trump posted the message Thursday on Truth Social and cited violence in Minnesota, though The Hill's reporting included no specific figures to support the claim.
Reported by The Hill - Your Money
Washington Post: Trump Bought Over $1M in SpaceX Debt Before Space Pol
Trump purchased the SpaceX debt just days before announcing his space policy, raising conflict-of-interest questions; the Post reported no resulting market movements.
Reported by The Washington Post - Tech
Green Card Freeze, TCS Profit, Tech Selloff
The Trump administration suspended the PERM green card program for major tech firms while probing universities; TCS reported a fifteen percent profit increase to 13,884 crore rupees.
Reported by Reuters - U.S.
Lyft Settles for $272.5M; Green Card Freeze
Lyft agreed to pay $272.5 million to settle California's wage theft and driver misclassification lawsuit; the company's most expensive apology.
Reported by Politico - Tech
Tech Giants Pledge $2.4B for Federal AI Science Research
Nvidia, OpenAI, and Anthropic are among the tech companies making the commitment, which will support federal agencies' AI-driven scientific research initiatives.
Reported by New York Post - U.S.
Trump Clarifies LA, San Diego Remarks as Navy Homecoming Aftermath Lin
The Hill reports Trump said he was simply comparing situations when asked about his earlier LA and San Diego remarks.
Reported by The Hill - U.S.
Washington Examiner Adds Federal Backup Angle to Trump Post
Trump vowed federal government backup for Minnesotans resisting Somali immigration, according to the Washington Examiner—a detail the NBC headline omitted.
Reported by NBC News - U.S.
Tyson Delivers Diddy Letter; Federal Agents Shoot Person in NYC
Tyson told Trump he delivered a letter from incarcerated Sean Combs, though the letter's contents remain unknown; federal agents also shot someone in NYC Thursday.
Reported by New York Post, The Washington Times - Tech
Medal Winners Donated Nearly $6 Billion, TechCrunch Says
Medal-winning tech CEOs who received the awards have collectively donated nearly $6 billion to Trump-related causes and efforts, per TechCrunch reporting.
Reported by TechCrunch - U.S.
Trump Tells Minnesotans to 'Fight Back' Over Somali Immigrants
Trump's post on Truth Social claimed Minnesota is being taken over by Somali immigrants and promised federal backup to those who resist.
Reported by The Hill - U.S.
Grand Jury Hears Evidence in Hutchinson Testimony Probe
A federal grand jury examined evidence regarding whether Hutchinson made false statements during her House committee testimony about January 6th.
Reported by Fox News - U.S.
NYT: How Trump Has Alienated Republican Voters
The Times reports some Republican voters are drifting away from Trump, as Senate races heat up across battleground states.
Reported by The New York Times - U.S.
USA Today: Inside Trump Probe of Wells Fargo Program
Wells Fargo's program specifically aimed to increase Black homeownership before becoming subject to Trump administration scrutiny.
Reported by USA Today - World
Trump Explains Iran Remark; Mamdani Dinner Draws Fire, Per Fox
Trump said his LA and San Diego remarks were comparing gas prices, while NYC Mayor Mamdani faced criticism after dining at a Palestinian restaurant chain following an October 7 vigil appearance.
Reported by The Hill - World
Nobel Hopes Fade, Sydney Square Fight, Tokenization Pitch
Norway worries Trump may attack the country on social media if his Nobel hopes don't materialize, while New South Wales seized control of Sydney's controversial square project from the city council.
Reported by The Washington Post, The Guardian - U.S.
CBS Adds 'Access' Claim to Guilfoyle Card Bill Story
The donor now claims the $100,000 wire was explicitly in exchange for access to the Trump administration, according to CBS News reporting.
Reported by CBS News - Tech
Microsoft CEO Gets Medal After H-1B Visas Suspended, Fortune Says
Five of the six national technology medal honorees were born outside the United States, despite the administration's stated concerns about foreign workers displacing Americans.
Reported by Fortune - World
Iran Rhetoric, Ukraine Talks, Vaccine Push, Bull Birthday
Trump envoys Witkoff and Kushner meet Ukrainian officials in Miami Friday to discuss peace proposals as Kennedy pushes regulators on vaccine injuries.
Reported by Fox News, Reuters - U.S.
Paxton Mocks Talarico for Vanishing From Texas Campaign Trail
Talarico halted in-person campaign appearances after contracting the flu from handshaking, according to his statement; sick candidates apparently inspire germaphobia-based investment strategies.
Reported by TheBlaze - U.S.
Tech Slides, Asia Bleeds, Staples Hold the Line
Energy and staples stocks rose while tech fell 1.6 percent as investors favored defensive sectors; crypto executives are ditching hoodies for Wall Street legitimacy.
Reported by AP News - U.S.
Interior Exempts Arctic Oil Exploration From Environmental Reviews
The exemption applies to wintertime seismic surveys in Alaska's National Petroleum Reserve, which involve thumping frozen ground to detect oil deposits beneath the surface.
Reported by The Hill - U.S.
Trump Honors Tech CEOs With Science and Tech Medals
Trump awarded the medals Thursday as the Nasdaq fell 1.25 percent and Broadcom dropped following OpenAI's revised lower revenue figures.
Reported by The Washington Times - Tech
Tech Pledges $2.4B for Federal AI Research as Chips Stay Red
Nvidia, OpenAI, and Anthropic announced the pledges after an OpenAI revenue report weighed on chip stocks, with Nvidia falling 2.7 percent.
Reported by New York Post - U.S.
Donor Claims Guilfoyle Asked Him to Pay Credit Card Bill
Trump donor Deters says Guilfoyle asked him to cover a $100K credit card bill in exchange for something unspecified—one expensive loyalty card.
Reported by ABC News - U.S.
Green Card Program for Skilled Tech Workers Faces Trump Pressure
Trump's pressure targets a visa program that lets tech companies hire skilled foreign workers, creating policy uncertainty the industry says already impacts hiring decisions.
Reported by Reuters - Tech
Musk Medal, Alexa Tablets, Rubio Presser
Reported by The Hill, Fortune, CBS News - U.S.
WSJ: Trump Backs Credit-Card Bill Banks Fear Most
Reported by WSJ - World
Deficit Hits $2 Trillion; Iran Pledge Fails to Calm Oil
Reported by NBC News, Washington Examiner - World
Oil Up 3.51% at 91.38; Al Jazeera on Bosnia Probe
Reported by Al Jazeera - U.S.
Chipotle Deal Chatter Lingers; Wisconsin Finally Gets FEMA Relief
Reported by CBS News, The Guardian - Tech
Microsoft Visa Ban, Google Agents, Columbus Statue
Reported by Financial Times - U.S.
Trump Weighs FBI Probe Into Nolan Wells Death, Guardian Says
Reported by The Guardian - U.S.
Politician Claims Credit for Chipotle Deal Chatter
Reported by Bloomberg.com - U.S.
Texas Lumberyard Owner Says ICE Arrests Hurt Business
Reported by The Washington Times - Your Money
Tariff Study Lands as Judge Extends Media Ban Block
Reported by The Hill - Your Money
Jobless Claims, AI Pledges and a Microsoft Visa Ban
Reported by Benzinga, Seeking Alpha
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