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Retail Sales Dip in May: What’s Happening?

Retail sales take an unexpected plunge! May's numbers reveal a sharper-than-predicted 0.9% drop, signaling a potential slowdown in consumer spending. From tariff impacts to weather woes and volatile gas prices, we break down the factors driving this economic shift and what it means for the Fed's next move. Is a consumer-driven recession on the horizon? Tune in to find out.

Bolsonaro Accused of Misconduct in Brazil Spy Scandal

Brazil's ex-President Bolsonaro faces formal accusations of misconduct! Federal police allege he misused the country's spy agency, ABIN, to illegally surveil Supreme Court justices, journalists, and lawmakers during his presidency, sparking outrage and raising concerns about democratic integrity. Was it a power grab or political targeting? The Daily News Now keeps you informed.

China’s Alleged 2020 Election Interference: New Claims Emerge

Did the Chinese Communist Party interfere in the 2020 election? FBI Director Kash Patel just handed over declassified documents to Senator Chuck Grassley alleging a CCP scheme involving fake mail-in ballots and 20,000 counterfeit driver's licenses to benefit Joe Biden. Why were these explosive intelligence reports buried, and what did Christopher Wray know? Get the shocking details on this potential election scandal.

GENIUS Act: Stablecoins and the Future of Crypto

Senate Poised to Pass Landmark Crypto Bill: Will the GENIUS Act Unleash a $2 Trillion Stablecoin Market or Open the Door to Corruption? Bipartisan support clashes with concerns over Trump's conflicts of interest as Congress steps into the Wild West of cryptocurrency.

Trump on Trade, Tariffs, and the Middle East

Trump's Trade War: Fresh from the G7 summit, President Trump blasts the EU's unfair trade practices, demands a good deal or else, and calls Japan tough in negotiations. Plus, hear about his plan to bring pharmaceutical companies back to the US with new tariffs and Canada's surprising role in his Golden Dome missile shield project.

Midwest Lawmakers Targeted in Gunman’s Writings

A chilling list targeting Midwest lawmakers has left a state reeling after a deadly attack on a former House Speaker. Hear how targeted officials like Reps. Agbaje, Dingell, Rest, Scholten, Kaptur and Falconer are responding to threats, balancing safety with their commitment to serve, and grappling with the future of democracy in the face of violence.

Trump’s National Guard Deployment: A Legal Battle Unfolds

Presidential Power on Trial: Did Trump Overstep by Deploying Troops to Los Angeles? A federal court is set to decide if the former president had the authority to send the National Guard and Marines to quell protests, raising critical questions about states' rights versus federal power and the use of military force on U.S. soil.

Fed Faces Economic Tug-of-War Amidst Tariff Uncertainty

Jerome Powell's Fed faces a high-stakes decision! Will they cut rates amidst Trump's tariffs and economic uncertainty? Inflation is falling, unemployment is low, but tariffs threaten to throw everything off. Get the inside scoop on the Fed's next move and what it means for your wallet.

Kraft Heinz Dyes: A Colorful Change in Food

Kraft Heinz just dropped a bombshell: No more artificial colors in new US products, effective immediately! Find out how this move aligns with Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s health initiative, pressures other food giants like Kellogg and Tyson to follow suit, and what it means for your favorite snacks. Plus, hear how Sam's Club is joining the clean-label revolution.

Kentucky Immigration Debate: Is It a Sanctuary State?

Is Kentucky a Sanctuary State? A state representative is raising alarms, claiming the Bluegrass State may be a haven for undocumented immigrants, sparking a fiery debate over immigration policy and state governance. Find out how this could impact federal enforcement and why some critics call the claim misleading.