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Donald Trump Says Tariff Dividend of ‘at Least’ $2,000 Will Be Paid to Most Americans

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Donald Trump Says Tariff Dividend of ‘at Least’ $2,000 Will Be Paid to Most Americans

People.com and 11 more

Trump argues tariffs could eventually fund a universal dividend, with revenue shaping domestic tax relief as manufacturing returns.
The $2,000 dividend could come in lots of forms, in lots of ways, tied to existing tax provisions rather than new spending.
Bessent warns using tariff revenue to pay dividends would require more debt, altering budget math and fiscal planning.

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Donald Trump Viciously Booed at Commanders Game After Flying Over Stadium

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Donald Trump Viciously Booed at Commanders Game After Flying Over Stadium

Tmz.com and 14 more

Trump became the first sitting US president in nearly half a century to attend a regular-season NFL game, appearing at the Commanders' clash with the Lions.
There were loud boos from some spectators in the stands when Trump was shown on the video board late in the first half.
During the third quarter, Trump joined Fox Sports broadcasters Kenny Albert and Jonathan Vilma for a chat about attending more sporting events.

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Trump pardons Giuliani, Powell, Chesebro and dozens more involved in 2020 ‘fake electors’ case

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Trump pardons Giuliani, Powell, Chesebro and dozens more involved in 2020 ‘fake electors’ case

Nypost.com and 3 more

Trump pardons Giuliani, Meadows, Powell and others linked to the 2020 election interference saga, marking a broad clemency move.
The White House described the pardons as ending a grave national injustice and pursuing reconciliation after the 2020 election.
Officials cited the fake elector plot, aiming to have Pence certify Trump wins in battleground states, as part of the broader clemency list.

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Donald Trump proposing 50-year mortgages sparks MAGA backlash

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Donald Trump proposing 50-year mortgages sparks MAGA backlash

Newsweek.com and 3 more

The Trump administration is weighing a 50-year mortgage as a potential shift in housing policy, signaling a major change from the standard 30-year term.
A 50-year mortgage would leave Americans in debt for most of their lives, increasing total interest costs over the long term.
A 50-year mortgage that turns Americans into lifelong debt slaves and hands even more profits to the banks, critics argue the plan favors lenders and taxpayers.

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Trump says Americans will receive $2,000 tariff dividend

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Trump says Americans will receive $2,000 tariff dividend

Latimes.com

Trump proposes paying Americans a $2,000 tariff dividend funded by tariff revenues.
Congressional approval would likely be needed to authorize the payments.
The plan comes amid a legal debate over presidential tariff authority.
Tariffs have been a feature of Trump’s policy, including actions against specific countries.
The president described tariffs as a driver of US investment and job growth.
The plan could cost hundreds of billions of dollars.
The remarks followed a challenging week for the president politically and legally.
The Supreme Court case centered on presidential tariff authority without Congress.
The Times notes Trump has pursued tariffs on international goods during his tenure.

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Newsom Slams ‘Pathetic’ Shutdown Deal as ‘Surrender’

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Newsom Slams ‘Pathetic’ Shutdown Deal as ‘Surrender’

Thedailybeast.com

Newsom calls the Senate shutdown deal 'pathetic' and a 'surrender' in a critical response to the plan.
The stopgap funds federal agencies through January 30 but may not extend Obamacare subsidies.
House must approve the measure and the president must sign it to end the shutdown.
Democrats warn the deal limits protections for working families despite backpay for furloughed workers.
Sen. Chuck Schumer signaled a vote against the deal as negotiations continue.
The package includes rehiring and backpay for federal workers fired during the shutdown.
Newsom’s critique focused on Obamacare subsidies and the political optics of the agreement.
Other Democrats, including Gov. JB Pritzker, dismissed the deal as an 'empty promise.'
The vote occurred after a late-night Senate session and involved a mix of Democratic and Republican support.
The Daily Beast notes that leaders linked Obamacare subsidies to future votes in December.

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BBC director general Tim Davie and News CEO Deborah Turness resign - live updates

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BBC director general Tim Davie and News CEO Deborah Turness resign - live updates

Bbc.com and 3 more

Davie acknowledged mistakes and took ultimate responsibility for the BBC's handling of the episode, underscoring accountability at the top amid broader scrutiny of editorial practices.
Turness stated that the buck stops with her and described stepping down as a difficult decision, highlighting personal accountability within BBC leadership.
The resignations occur as the BBC faces a charter review and renewed calls for independence and accountability in public broadcasting.

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Bill Maher eviscerates press coverage of White House ballroom, says he doesn’t ‘give a s–t’

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Bill Maher eviscerates press coverage of White House ballroom, says he doesn’t ‘give a s–t’

Nypost.com

Bill Maher says he doesn’t care about Trump’s White House ballroom and blasts media coverage of the project.
Maher argues the White House renovation is just a building, criticizing how news framing has shifted over time.
Demolition of the East Wing for the ballroom began in October 2025, as noted in coverage linked to the segment.
Panelist Michael Steele is referenced in discussing whether the White House is 'just a building.'
Maher points to private funding for the ballroom and notes it is not paid with tax dollars.
Maher contends the media’s coverage reflects a broader one-sidedness in reporting on Trump.
The broadcast features a debate about symbolism surrounding the White House renovations.
The segment includes discussion on state dinners previously held in tents.
Coverage references the broader context of presidential upgrades across administrations.
The report notes that Maher’s remarks come amid ongoing media scrutiny of Trump-era projects.

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Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey facing backlash for giving victory speech in Somali: ‘Humiliating’

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Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey facing backlash for giving victory speech in Somali: ‘Humiliating’

Nypost.com

Frey drew conservative backlash after delivering a victory speech in Somali and thanking Somali residents.
The speech included chants and references to Somali regions, prompting debate over language in official civic messages.
Conservatives cited reactions from pundits calling the moment pandering and un-American for addressing non-English speakers in official capacity.
The debate reflects broader national tensions over multilingual political messaging and immigrant representation.
Frey listed Somali regions during the speech, emphasizing unity and community.
The coverage notes Frey’s prior campaign ads in Somali and his 2020 protest leadership.
The piece notes reactions from media and commentators such as Matt Walsh and Nick Sortor.
The article frames the event within ongoing political debates about multilingual messaging in U.S. cities.
The piece notes Frey’s reelection and his role in local government since 2018.
Overall, the report emphasizes the tension between inclusion and immigrant outreach versus criticisms of pandering.

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Bernie Sanders Warned Against Dems Conceding To Republicans To Reopen Government

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Bernie Sanders Warned Against Dems Conceding To Republicans To Reopen Government

Huffpost.com

Democrats picked up key wins in Tuesday’s elections, prompting President Trump to respond on Truth Social.
Democrats gained governorships and seats in Virginia and New Jersey, shifting political momentum.
The live blog notes ongoing discussions to reopen the government as the shutdown becomes the longest in U.S. history.
Bernie Sanders warned Democrats against conceding to Republicans to reopen the government.
Sanders argued it would be a disaster if Democrats cave, signaling green light to authoritarianism.
The updates include outcomes from New York City elections and broader political shifts.
The live blog provides real-time updates on votes and potential reopenings.
California Proposition 50 was cited as a direct response to Trump’s efforts to redraw districts.
The article notes the influence of media and reporters tracking Washington’s chaos.
The update highlights the ongoing national political battle over reopening the government.

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