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Two conservative economists warned that tariff-driven price increases could erase tax-cut windfalls for Americans.
They warned that things will get worse in 2026 due to tariff effects, with implications for voters.
The authors cited a Wall Street Journal op-ed by Phil Gramm and Michael Solon as the basis for their warning.
They challenged the administration’s claim that foreign countries are absorbing tariff costs as a myth.
The piece links the warnings to potential political consequences in future elections.

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Raice named foreign editor to lead CBS’s international coverage from London in a newly created role.
The appointment follows Bari Weiss’s broader overhaul of CBS News amid staff pushback and morale concerns.
Raice’s perceived pro-Israel stance at The Journal is cited as a source of tension for some colleagues.
Raice previously served as deputy bureau chief for the Middle East and North Africa, based in Israel.
Paramount owns CBS and announced the hire on Wednesday as part of a leadership shakeup.
Raice will move to London to oversee international coverage in the new role.
Weiss described Raice in a social post as a 'scoophound reporter, a brilliant editor, and a clear-eyed leader'.
The Guardian notes Raice’s sister-in-law is a West Bank settler, though Journal leadership found no conflict.
CBS did not respond to requests for comment on the appointment.
The shift follows Weiss’s Zionist stance and prior leadership changes at CBS News.

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Amazon reportedly weighing a reboot of The Apprentice with Don Jr. as a potential host, per The Wall Street Journal.
Amazon says there were only preliminary internal discussions and nothing is in active development.
Critics on social media argue the reboot could reflect increased MAGA-aligned corporate support.
The original Apprentice series was streamed by Amazon last year, tying the project to past engagement with the Trump administration.
Past Amazon projects included funding for media tied to the Trump family, drawing scrutiny from critics.
Report notes the reboot discussions are early and no official host has been named.
The controversy centers on corporate ties to political figures and funding.
The story ties into broader debates about media sponsorship of political content.
No timing or platform details were announced beyond preliminary discussions.

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