Trump Administration Plans New White House Fences That Could Restrict Public Access

The Trump administration is considering installing permanent fencing at both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue outside the White House, giving the Secret Service the ability to block pedestrian access whenever officials identify a security threat. The proposal would place gates near the intersections of Pennsylvania Avenue NW with 15th and 17th streets, according to people familiar […]

Activists Accuse EPA of Choosing Deregulation Over Pesticide and Chemical Reform

The Environmental Protection Agency is facing growing anger from supporters of the Make America Healthy Again movement after failing to release the environmental-health agenda it promised nearly eight months ago. EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin pledged last December to publish a formal plan outlining how the agency would address pesticides, toxic chemicals, microplastics and other environmental […]

U.S. Coffee Industry Urges Trump to Keep Brazilian Beans Exempt From New Tariffs

The U.S. coffee industry is asking the Trump administration to preserve tariff exemptions for Brazilian green coffee and expand them to include instant coffee, warning that new duties could raise prices for consumers and damage American manufacturers. The National Coffee Association made the request during a public consultation examining possible tariffs on Brazilian imports under […]

Michigan Senate Primary Becomes a Test of Democratic Electability and Identity

Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary has become one of the most closely watched races of the 2026 election cycle, evolving into a broader debate over the future direction of the Democratic Party. With longtime Democratic Sen. Gary Peters retiring, voters will choose between two sharply different visions for the party: U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens, who argues […]

Fearing the Next AI Fortune Homebuyers Spark New Real Estate Boom in San Francisco

San Francisco’s housing market is experiencing a dramatic resurgence, fueled by the rapid expansion of the artificial intelligence industry and growing expectations that a new wave of startup initial public offerings will create thousands of newly wealthy buyers. The city’s luxury housing market has become intensely competitive as employees, investors, and founders rush to buy […]

Who Is Alejandro Giralt? The CEO and Co-Founder Changing How the World Sees Digital Banking

In an industry traditionally dominated by large financial institutions spending billions on advertising, one entrepreneur is taking a radically different approach. Alejandro Giralt, CEO and Co-Founder of Bancus, is leading a movement that is redefining how digital banking, financial technology, and community-driven growth can work together on a global scale. While many fintech companies compete […]

Billionaire Tax Meant to Fund Healthcare Divides California Democrats and Labor Allies

California voters will decide in November whether to approve Proposition 40, a one-time 5% tax on roughly 200 billionaires, a measure backers say is needed to offset Trump-era cuts to the state’s healthcare system. But instead of uniting progressive forces around a classic “tax the rich” message, the proposal has split Democratic allies, labor unions, […]

Apple Commits $30 Billion to Broadcom in Major Push for U.S.-Made Chips

Apple has struck a multiyear agreement to spend more than $30 billion on U.S.-made chips from Broadcom, marking one of the company’s biggest domestic manufacturing commitments and one of the largest deals ever announced under Apple’s American manufacturing push. The agreement is part of Apple’s broader $600 billion U.S. investment pledge, with the chip deal […]

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