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Trump Is Bringing Billions to Arizona. Here’s What It Means for American Families

OCT 15, 2026 AT 07:00 AM ET

From a $265 billion semiconductor expansion to tax relief for seniors, stronger border enforcement, and major investments in water infrastructure, Arizona is becoming a centerpiece of America's industrial future. President Trump's economic agenda is connecting technology, manufacturing, security, and family prosperity in ways that could shape the state for generations.

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Made in America Is Making a Comeback. But How Big Is It?

OCT 13, 2026 AT 08:00 AM ET

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Trump Wants to Reinvent American Science. AI Is at the Center

OCT 12, 2026 AT 08:00 AM ET

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Trump Names Katie Zacharia. The White House Just Got a New Political Powerhouse.

OCT 10, 2026 AT 07:28 PM ET

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Navi Pillay Wins the Nobel — But the Real Story Is What the Prize Now Rewards

OCT 9, 2026 AT 09:02 AM ET

President Donald Trump did not receive the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize despite a foreign-policy record built around ceasefires, peace agreements and direct intervention in multiple conflicts. Instead, the Norwegian Nobel Committee chose international jurist Navi Pillay—a decision that reveals something important about the prize itself: Oslo and Washington increasingly define “peace” in very different ways.

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Trump heads to New York to boost GOP turnout —undecided Voters could get energized

OCT 9, 2026 AT 08:52 AM ET

President Trump’s decision to campaign with Bruce Blakeman in New York is being portrayed largely through one question: will Trump motivate Democrats against him? That misses another part of the political calculation. Blakeman is already performing strongly with independents, while Latino and immigrant neighborhoods that moved sharply toward Trump in 2024 remain politically unsettled. The Syracuse rally is a test of whether that coalition can be activated again.

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Trump’s Industrial Push Is Moving From Tariffs to Factories, Shipyards and Paychecks

OCT 9, 2026 AT 08:14 AM ET

A $15 billion steel complex in Iowa. A $3.7 billion shipyard in Maryland. Billions more targeting nuclear power, natural gas, medicines and American-made medical supplies. The announcements coming out of Washington are beginning to reveal something larger than a collection of factories: the Trump administration is trying to redraw America’s industrial map—and rebuild the supply chains behind American economic and national power.

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President Trump Presents National Medals of Science and National Medals of Technology and Innovation

OCT 9, 2026 AT 07:30 AM ET

Elon Musk. Jensen Huang. Lisa Su. Sergey Brin. Michael Dell. Satya Nadella. President Donald Trump brought six of America’s most influential technology leaders together Thursday to receive the nation’s highest honors in science and technological innovation. But the ceremony carried a message larger than the medals: Washington increasingly sees artificial intelligence, semiconductors, computing, space and scientific discovery as strategic assets in America’s competition for the future.

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Mamdani Flipped the Oct. 7 Narrative — and Made Israel the Villain

OCT 8, 2026 AT 08:35 AM ET

On the third anniversary of the Hamas massacre that killed roughly 1,200 people and carried 251 hostages into Gaza, New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani acknowledged the attack—then devoted much of his statement to accusing Israel of genocide, apartheid and war crimes. The backlash is about more than politics. It is about whether a day commemorating deliberately murdered civilians should have been turned into an indictment of the country they belonged to.

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Trump Is Putting America’s Seniors at the Center of His Affordability Agenda

OCT 8, 2026 AT 08:32 AM ET

Older Americans are hearing plenty about polls and politics as the midterms approach. But behind the political conversation is a series of policies already affecting seniors’ wallets: lower prescription-drug prices, new Medicare rebates, a larger tax deduction for people 65 and older, housing-affordability initiatives—and even investment accounts designed to give their grandchildren a financial head start.

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$500 Is Arriving in American Mailboxes — and Families Already Know Where It’s Going

OCT 8, 2026 AT 08:04 AM ET

Nearly one million Americans are beginning to receive $500 healthcare refund checks this month. For Washington, it is another government policy. For the people opening those envelopes, it can mean groceries, medications, household expenses—or simply enough left over to finally buy something for themselves.

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Latinos Are Hesitating To Vote Republican. But They Are Not Going Democrats

OCT 7, 2026 AT 11:25 AM ET

Something important is happening inside the Latino electorate. Some Hispanic voters who helped Donald Trump achieve historic Republican gains in 2024 are reconsidering their support. But the movement is not simply a return to the Democratic Party. A large bloc remains skeptical of both sides—and their decision may come down to something much more practical than party loyalty: what has actually changed in their lives.

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Breaking: Ted Cruz Is Going All In for Ken Paxton

OCT 6, 2026 AT 11:35 AM ET

Texas’ Senate race has tightened dramatically, and Ken Paxton is getting help from one of the state’s most experienced Republican campaign machines. Ted Cruz is opening donor networks, campaigning beside Paxton, funding attacks on James Talarico and quietly advising the Republican nominee as the race enters its final month.

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Mystery Death Inside Russia’s Plague Lab Has Washington Watching

OCT 5, 2026 AT 01:10 PM ET

A 28-year-old employee at one of Russia’s anti-plague research institutes died after developing a mysterious pneumonia, triggering quarantines, medical monitoring and new questions about what happened inside the Siberian facility. Russia says testing has not linked her death to the pathogens she worked around. Washington is not sounding an alarm—but Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the United States is watching closely.

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Trump Says Paxton Has to Win

OCT 2, 2026 AT 08:24 AM ET

President Trump came to North Texas to talk trucks, tariffs and American manufacturing. But standing inside Peterbilt’s Denton plant, he made the political message just as clear: he wants Ken Paxton in the U.S. Senate, and he is tying that race directly to the economic agenda Republicans are asking Texans to defend.

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Seattle Raises the Wage. Nobody Lowered the Cost of Living.

SEP 30, 2026 AT 11:03 AM ET

Seattle will push its minimum wage to $22.14 an hour in 2027. That sounds like relief for workers living in an expensive city. But raising the number on a paycheck does not answer the harder question: why have housing, taxes, energy, transportation and basic business costs become so expensive in the first place?

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Trump Announces an “AI Force” for America

SEP 21, 2026 AT 10:57 AM ET

President Donald Trump says the United States will create a new “AI Force” and appoint an “AI czar,” comparing the initiative to the Space Force he established during his first term. The announcement signals an effort to centralize federal attention on artificial intelligence as Washington wrestles with two competing priorities: keeping the United States ahead of China while managing increasingly powerful technology safely.

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The U.S. Geopolitical Repositioning in Real Time

SEP 21, 2026 AT 10:38 AM ET

A look at how Greenland fits into a much larger shift in global power—where geography, military access, technology, trade, and strategic alliances are reshaping the balance between the United States, Europe, China, Russia, and the Arctic. What may look like isolated decisions could actually be pieces of a much bigger geopolitical realignment.

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Trump Challenges the AI Panic: Are We Regulating a Future That Hasn’t Arrived Yet?

SEP 14, 2026 AT 05:53 AM ET

AI leaders are issuing some of their strongest warnings yet. President Trump says America cannot afford to panic and surrender the technological race. Somewhere between those positions lies a question Washington can no longer avoid: what exactly needs to be regulated today?

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