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March Jobs Report Shows Resilience, But Storm Clouds Gathering
The U.S. economy added 178,000 jobs in March, beating expectations and pushing unemployment down to 4.3%. However, economists warn this hiring surge may be temporary as broader economic headwinds continue to build pressure on employers.
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Trump Escalates Iran Threats After Military Strike Announcement
President Trump threatened to "destroy Iranian infrastructure" on Thursday, saying Tehran "knows what has to be done" to avoid further military action. The warning follows his televised address promising "extremely hard" strikes against Iran for the next two to three weeks.
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Pam Bondi's Turbulent Attorney General Tenure Ends
Attorney General Pam Bondi was removed from office Thursday, ending a controversial tenure that lasted just over a year. Her time leading the Justice Department was marked by several defining moments that shaped both department policy and public perception of federal law enforcement.
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Tesla Stumbles as Tech Stocks Mount Comeback
Tesla shares fell sharply Friday even as broader tech stocks rebounded from recent losses. Meanwhile, new cybersecurity concerns emerged across the AI industry following reports of significant data leaks affecting multiple companies.
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White House Seeks $1.5 Trillion Defense Budget, $73 Billion in Cuts
The White House submitted its 2027 budget proposal Friday requesting $1.5 trillion for defense spending — a $445 billion increase from current levels. The plan also includes $73 billion in cuts to domestic programs to help offset the massive military spending boost.
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