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Trump Has Nearly Finished Dismantling the Education Department Original
By Liam Knox Verified, Adrienne Tong Verified |Bloomberg Government Verified
US Secretary of Education Linda McMahon has made major advances in what she’s described as her “final mission:” the dissolution of her own agency. Only Congress can officially eliminate the Department of Education, a key campaign promise of President Donald Trump.
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What’s Left of the Education Department After Trump Dismantling
By Liam Knox Verified, Adrienne Tong Verified |Yahoo Finance Verified
(Bloomberg) -- US Secretary of Education Linda McMahon has made major advances in what she's described as her "final mission:" the dissolution of her own agency.
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Trump's messaging on Iran deal aims to rebut claims the US lost
By Daniel Flatley Verified, Iain Marlow Verified, Adrienne Tong Verified |The Brunswick News Verified
By Daniel Flatley, Iain Marlow and Adrienne Tong, Bloomberg News WASHINGTON - The U.S. and Iran may have halted their conflict for now, but the messaging war has only just begun. Both countries have cast the memorandum of understanding - signed by the two countries' leaders on June 17 - as a victory for their side. Analysts suggest that Iran came out on top by securing new sanctions relief and funds for reconstruction.
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Trump's messaging on Iran deal aims to rebut claims the US lost
By Daniel Flatley Verified, Iain Marlow Verified, Adrienne Tong Verified |The State Verified
WASHINGTON - The U.S. and Iran may have halted their conflict for now, but the messaging war has only just begun. Both countries have cast the memorandum of understanding - signed by the two countries' leaders on June 17 - as a victory for their side. Analysts suggest that Iran came out on top by securing new sanctions relief and funds for reconstruction.
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Trump’s Messaging on Iran Deal Aims to Rebut Claims the US Lost
By Daniel Flatley Verified, Iain Marlow Verified, Adrienne Tong Verified |Flipboard
World News 20 hours ago US lifts naval blockade as Iran's supreme leader says Trump made deal 'out of desperation' bbc.co.uk - Vicky Wong • 20h The US has dropped its naval blockade of Iran after the two countries signed a deal to end the war in the Middle East. US Central Command confirmed the end of the blockade on X "in accordance with the President's direction", and said some US vessels would remain "in the general area".
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Trump’s Messaging on Iran Deal Aims to Rebut Claims the US Lost
By Daniel Flatley Verified, Iain Marlow Verified, Adrienne Tong Verified |Yahoo Finance Verified
(Bloomberg) -- The US and Iran may have halted their conflict for now, but the messaging war has only just begun.
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Trump's winning streak masks widening cracks outside his base
By Nancy Cook Verified, Adrienne Tong Verified |Killeen Daily Herald Verified
WASHINGTON - Donald Trump's political team was full of bravado Wednesday after its winning streak in recent Republican primaries in Kentucky, Louisiana and Indiana, contests that put on display the president's lasting hold over his Make America Great Again base. "Do not ever doubt President Trump and his political power," White House communications director Steven Cheung crowed Tuesday after GOP Rep. Thomas Massie's primary loss. Copyright 2026 Tribune Content Agency.
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Trump's winning streak masks widening cracks outside his base
By Nancy Cook Verified, Adrienne Tong Verified |The State Verified
WASHINGTON - Donald Trump's political team was full of bravado Wednesday after its winning streak in recent Republican primaries in Kentucky, Louisiana and Indiana, contests that put on display the president's lasting hold over his Make America Great Again base. "Do not ever doubt President Trump and his political power," White House communications director Steven Cheung crowed Tuesday after GOP Rep. Thomas Massie's primary loss.
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Trump’s winning streak masks widening cracks outside his base
By Nancy Cook Verified, Adrienne Tong Verified |MSN Verified
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Trump Cuts Shrink Federal Workforce Across Nearly All Agencies Original
By Gregory Korte Verified, Adrienne Tong Verified |Bloomberg Law Verified
President ’s cuts to the federal workforce in 2025 hit every major agency last year — with cabinet departments including Education, Housing and Treasury taking the brunt of the downsizing, according to government data released Thursday. More than 322,000 employees have left agencies since Trump took office, with departures outpacing new hires by more than three-to-one.
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Trump Cuts Shrink Federal Workforce Across Nearly All Agencies Original
By Gregory Korte Verified, Adrienne Tong Verified |Yahoo Finance Verified
Photographer: Roberto Schmidt/AFP/Getty Images (Bloomberg) -- President Donald Trump’s cuts to the federal workforce in 2025 hit every major agency last year — with cabinet departments including Education, Housing and Treasury taking the brunt of the downsizing, according to government data released Thursday. More than 322,000 employees have left agencies since Trump took office, with departures outpacing new hires by more than three-to-one.
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What a Government Shutdown Means: 750,000 Feds on Furlough (2) Original
By Gregory Korte Verified, Adrienne Tong Verified |Bloomberg Government Verified
The US government is shutting down, with agencies activating contingency plans that sideline hundreds of thousands of federal workers and halt a wide range of services. The Congressional Budget Office estimates that about 750,000 employees will be furloughed at a cost per day of $400 million in lost compensation. President Donald Trump has also threatened to use the shutdown to fire federal workers, but agency plans for the lapse in funding didn’t specify any measures for terminations.
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What the U.S. government shutdown means for Chicago's federal workers
By Gregory Korte Verified, Adrienne Tong Verified |Crain's Chicago Business Verified
The U.S. government is shutting down, with agencies activating contingency plans that sideline hundreds of thousands of federal workers and halt a wide range of services. The Congressional Budget Office estimates that about 750,000 employees will be furloughed at a cost per day of $400 million in lost compensation. President Donald Trump has also threatened to use the shutdown to fire federal workers, but agency plans for the lapse in funding didn’t specify any measures for terminations.
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Cierre del gobierno en EE.UU.: qué funciones dejan de operar y qué agencias siguen
By Gregory Korte Verified, Adrienne Tong Verified |Bloomberg Línea Verified
Bloomberg — El gobierno de EE.UU. está cerrando, con las agencias activando planes de contingencia que marginan a cientos de miles de trabajadores federales y detienen una amplia gama de servicios. La Oficina Presupuestaria del Congreso calcula que unos 750.000 empleados serán despedidos con un coste diario de US$400 millones en indemnizaciones perdidas.
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米政府閉鎖、75万人職員の一時帰休は何を意味するか－統計にも影響
By Gregory Korte Verified, Adrienne Tong Verified |Bloomberg Japan Verified
米国では2025会計年度（24年10月－25年9月）末までにつなぎ予算が成立せず、米政府機関が一部閉鎖される事態となった。各機関は緊急対応計画を発動し、数十万人の連邦職員が職場を離脱することで、行政サービスが幅広く停止される。 議会予算局は約75万人の職員が一時帰休となり、1日当たり4億ドル（約590億円）の報酬が失われると推定する。トランプ大統領は、政府機関の閉鎖の機会を捉え、連邦職員を解雇する脅しをちらつかせるが、予算喪失に備える各機関のプランには、解雇に関する具体的措置は規定されていない。 政府機関の閉鎖は時期や期間、当該年度の支出権限が切れた後に業務続行を可能にする残存資金によっても、政府サービスへの影響が異なる。一般的に言えば、閉鎖が長引くほど状況は悪化する。 ホワイトハウスは、新たな予算を議会が承認しなくても支出を容易にする新たな対応指針を発表した。他の合法的出費に「必然的に伴う」経費は政府閉鎖の期間中も引き続き支出可能と説明。例えば特定の給付金の支払いが認められる場合、それらのプログラム実行に伴う管理費を各機関は支出できる。...
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Here’s How Companies Are Dealing With $50 Billion of New Tariffs
By Inti Pacheco Verified, Adrienne Tong Verified, Anthony DeBarros Verified |The Wall Street Journal Verified
July 31, 2025 11:43 am ET Many products that cross the U.S. border—cars, furniture, bluejeans—are subject to customs duties such as tariffs, which President Trump has imposed on a range of imports. In the first half of this year, duties collected by the U.S. have totaled $90.6 billion, more than double the amount for that period in 2024. The importer pays the duties and may choose to strike a deal with the supplier, eat the cost on their own or pass it along to consumers.
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Here’s How Companies Are Dealing With $50 Billion of New Tariffs
How are tariffs affecting you? How are they affecting the business you own or work for? Are you making any changes in your savings or investments plans because of tariffs? Are you making any changes in your spending? Please tell us about the choices you have made and why. Is the business you own or work for making an any changes in its spending, hiring or investments plans? Is it making changes in pricing or sourcing? Please tell us what’s happening and why. Name Email Where do you live? (City, State)
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Greece’s Gerapetritis Urges End to Gaza “Nightmare,” Says Europe Faces “Political Identity Crisis”
By Alyssa Lukpat Verified, Adrienne Tong Verified, Jason French Verified, Michelle Hackman Verified |Tovima
Greece’s FM Gerapetritis calls Gaza war a “nightmare,” urges cease-fire; warns EU faces “political identity crisis” and reaffirms Greek support for Ukraine.
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Sunshine, Showers, and Climbing Temps on Wednesday
Wednesday serves up a blend of sunshine and springtime surprises. Whether you're heading to the beach or the mountains, pack for warmth but prepare for a quick shower if you're north of the isthmus. Sunday brings a mix of early summer warmth and classic spring variability.
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From Arrest to Removal: How the Deportation Process Works
President Trump has moved to fulfill a campaign pledge by accelerating deportation efforts, in part with the controversial use of a wartime law to expedite removals.
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How Target Boycotts Affect Black-Owned Businesses
By Alex Ossola Verified, Adrienne Tong Verified, Jess Jupiter |The Wall Street Journal Verified
Boycotts against Target’s TGT 0.14%increase; green up pointing triangle rollback of diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives are also hitting Black-owned businesses with products on the retailer’s shelves.
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From Arrest to Removal: How the Deportation Process Works
By Alyssa Lukpat Verified, Adrienne Tong Verified, Jason French Verified, Michelle Hackman Verified |The Wall Street Journal Verified
President Trump has moved to fulfill a campaign pledge by accelerating deportation efforts, in part with the controversial use of a wartime law to expedite removals. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement data show a higher pace of arrests since Trump took office, but a slightly slower pace for deportations than in the final year of the Biden administration. For immigrants living in the country, here’s how a deportation generally unfolds: Copyright ©2025 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.
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Trump’s ‘Golden Dome’ Sparks Defense Industry Rush to Shape Missile-Shield Project
By Micah Maidenberg Verified, Drew FitzGerald Verified, Adrienne Tong Verified |The Wall Street Journal Verified
Laser-toting satellites capable of taking out missiles have long been the stuff of science fiction. President Trump is asking defense contractors to make the idea a reality. Trump is looking to create a defense system that he calls the Golden Dome for America. It is envisioned to be a cutting-edge system of space and ground technology, with the goal of defending the U.S. against high-tech missile threats and potential attacks. Copyright ©2025 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
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Trump Wants to Upend the Fed. Here’s How the Central Bank Works.
By Danny Dougherty Verified, Adrienne Tong Verified |The Wall Street Journal Verified
April 18, 2025 1:51 pm ET President Trump has lashed out at Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell in recent days, following Powell’s observation that tariffs could make the economy harder for the Fed to guide. It is unclear whether Trump might seek to remove Powell as the head of the central bank. But even doing so wouldn’t necessarily give him control of the agency that makes policy decisions using both the centralized board of governors and regional banks across the country.
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iPhone米国価格、トランプ関税でどうなる？
By Joanna Stern, Adrienne Tong Verified, Nicole Nguyen Verified |The Wall Street Journal (Japan) Verified
トランプ関税の夢は、ハイテク製造業を米国に連れてくることだ。現実には、ばかげたほど値段の高いiPhone（アイフォーン）がやって来るかもしれない。 アップルの屋台骨を支えるスマートフォンは、グローバルなパッチワークでできている。部品は世界中から調達されるが、過去数十年の間に電子機器製造が完成の域に達した中国が主な供給国だ。 Copyright ©2025 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8
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Here’s the iPhone. Here’s the iPhone With Tariffs.
By Joanna Stern, Adrienne Tong Verified, Nicole Nguyen Verified |Tovima
The dream of the Trump tariffs is to bring high-tech manufacturing to the U.S. The reality could be a bajillion-dollar iPhone. Apple’s big moneymaker is a global patchwork. It has components sourced from all over the world, brought together primarily in China, where electronics manufacturing has been perfected over a generation. Moving just the assembly process to the U.S.? Not cheap and definitely not easy. Take a look at this iPhone 16 Pro. Your cost, for the 256GB version, is $1,100.
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Here’s the iPhone. Here’s the iPhone With Tariffs.
By Joanna Stern, Adrienne Tong Verified, Nicole Nguyen Verified |The Wall Street Journal Verified
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Here’s the iPhone. Here’s the iPhone With Tariffs.
By Joanna Stern, Adrienne Tong Verified, Nicole Nguyen Verified |Flipboard
10 hours ago Discover four AI agents to boost revenue, efficiency and growth — without hiring. If you're only using AI just to write content, you're getting crushed. The real winners are automating sales, operations and marketing 24/7 — without hiring a single employee with Phase 3 AI. This isn't about saving a …
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How a Plane and a Helicopter Collided in a Crowded Airspace Around Reagan Airport
By Adrienne Tong Verified, Maureen Linke |The Wall Street Journal Verified
Flight route and elevation data show the moments before the aircraft collided in some of the most tightly congested airspace in the U.S. Your browser does not support the audio tag. 00:00 / 02:20 This article is in your queue. Shortly before 9 p.m. on Wednesday evening, American Airlines Flight 5342 approached the runway at Reagan Washington National Airport.
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The Who’s Who of Trump’s Exclusive Inauguration Ceremony
By Adrienne Tong Verified, John McCormick Verified, Amrith Ramkumar Verified |MSN Verified
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The Who’s Who of Trump’s Exclusive Inauguration Ceremony
By Adrienne Tong Verified, John McCormick Verified, Amrith Ramkumar Verified, John McCormick Verified |The Wall Street Journal Verified
The new president was flanked by tech billionaires, corporate executives and international leaders Your browser does not support the audio tag. 00:00 / 00:58 This article is in your queue. President Trump’s inauguration Monday was attended by politicians, tech executives and other notable guests, with the event moved indoors because of subfreezing temperatures in Washington. The Capitol Rotunda, where the ceremony took place, only seats about 600 people.
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How Trump’s Tech Appointments Orbit Elon Musk
By Adrienne Tong Verified |The Wall Street Journal Verified
The people set to shape tech policy in Trump’s administration have embraced Musk and joined in bashing big social-media firms Your browser does not support the audio tag. 00:00 / 01:01 This article is in your queue. Many of President-elect Donald Trump’s cabinet picks and regulatory appointments will shape technology policy for the next four years and beyond.
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When Will We Know if Trump or Harris Won Pennsylvania, Georgia or Michigan?
By Adrienne Tong Verified |The Wall Street Journal Verified
In the seven battleground states—where the outcome of the presidential race is expected to be very close—it could take days for every ballot to be counted. Here is the timeline and process in which the votes will be counted and certified. The AP will declare a winner after polls close and votes are counted. Ballot curing gives voters the right to rectify defective ballots so that their vote can be counted up to a week after Election Day depending on the state.
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X Algorithm Feeds Users Political Content-Whether They Want It or Not
By Jack Gillum Verified, Alexa Corse, Adrienne Tong Verified |MSN Verified
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X Algorithm Feeds Users Political Content-Whether They Want It or Not
By Jack Gillum Verified, Alexa Corse, Adrienne Tong Verified
New X users with interests in topics such as crafts, sports and cooking are being blanketed with political content and fed a steady diet of posts that lean toward Donald Trump and that sow doubt about the integrity of the Nov. 5 election, a Wall Street Journal analysis found. The Journal created accounts on the social-media platform that only signaled an affinity for nonpolitical subjects, but a majority of the posts in their For You feed were partisan or related to the election.
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Exclusive | X Algorithm Feeds Users Political Content—Whether They Want It or Not Original
By Jack Gillum Verified, Alexa Corse, Adrienne Tong Verified |The Wall Street Journal Verified
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Electronic Warfare Spooks Airlines, Pilots and Air-Safety Officials
By Andrew Tangel Verified, Drew FitzGerald Verified, Adrienne Tong Verified, Carl Churchill Verified |RealClear Defense
American Airlines Capt. Dan Carey knew his cockpit equipment was lying to him when an alert began blaring “pull up!” as his Boeing 777 passed over Pakistan in March—at an altitude of 32,000 feet, far above any terrain. Read Full Article » Show comments Hide Comments Related Articles
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Electronic Warfare Spooks Airlines, Pilots and Air-Safety Officials
By Andrew Tangel Verified, Drew FitzGerald Verified, Adrienne Tong Verified, Carl Churchill Verified |MSN Verified
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Exclusive | Electronic Warfare Spooks Airlines, Pilots and Air-Safety Officials Original
By Andrew Tangel Verified, Drew FitzGerald Verified, Adrienne Tong Verified, Carl Churchill Verified |The Wall Street Journal Verified
Your browser does not support the audio tag. 00:00 / 08:31 This article is in your queue. American Airlines Capt. Dan Carey knew his cockpit equipment was lying to him when an alert began blaring “pull up!” as his Boeing 777 passed over Pakistan in March—at an altitude of 32,000 feet, far above any terrain. The warning stemmed from a kind of electronic warfare that hundreds of civilian pilots encounter each day: GPS spoofing.
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Our iPhone 16 Review, Brought To You By a Joanna Stern AI Chatbot
By Joanna Stern, Brian Whitton Verified, Adrienne Tong Verified |The Wall Street Journal Verified
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Exclusive | The Presidential Campaign Proposals Americans Like Best
By Aaron Zitner Verified, Adrienne Tong Verified |The Wall Street Journal Verified
Your browser does not support the audio tag. 00:00 / 01:45 This article is in your queue. Americans may be locked into their partisan corners, but they are often eager to support plans for financial help from the government no matter which party’s presidential candidate is offering it. Those planning to vote for Donald Trump have a few good things to say about Kamala Harris’s economic agenda.
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Can You Guess Which Brands Republicans and Democrats Love?
By Dante Chinni, Brian Whitton Verified, Kara Dapena Verified, Adrienne Tong Verified |MSN Verified
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How Badly Would You Lose to an Olympian?
By Danny Dougherty Verified, Rosie Ettenheim, Adrienne Tong Verified |The Wall Street Journal Verified
Whether you’re the fastest swimmer in your local pool or a weekend warrior in the middle of a marathon pack, it can be hard to visualize just how much better Olympians are than you. Your browser does not support the audio tag. 00:00 / 01:18 This article is in your queue. Once every four years, the time arrives to sit on your couch watching the Olympics, wondering just how good these athletes are.
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Kamala Harris Is the Expected Nominee. What Happens Next?
By Adrienne Tong Verified, Danny Dougherty Verified |MSN Verified
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Kamala Harris Is the Presumed Democratic Nominee. What Happens Next in the Presidential Race?
By Adrienne Tong Verified, Danny Dougherty Verified |The Wall Street Journal Verified
Your browser does not support the audio tag. 00:00 / 01:11 This article is in your queue. President Biden announced he was ending his presidential run and formally endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris as his successor. Harris is now seen as the Democrats’ likely pick—and her boss’s choice—to take on Donald Trump. Biden’s nearly 3,900 delegates are officially unbound but the party is rapidly coalescing around Harris.
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Trump Rally Shooting: A Visual Timeline of How the Assassination Attempt Unfolded
By Adrienne Tong Verified |The Wall Street Journal Verified
A Secret Service sniper shot and killed the suspected gunman just moments after he fired multiple rounds Your browser does not support the audio tag. 00:00 / 00:46 This article is in your queue. An assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump during a rally in Butler, Pa., has roiled the political landscape and left many unanswered questions about how a gunman was able to shoot him from just over 400 feet away.
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WSJ's Election Dial: Find Out How Battleground States Could Flip to Trump or Biden in 2024
By Randy Yeip Verified, Andrew Levinson, Aaron Zitner Verified, Adrienne Tong Verified |The Wall Street Journal Verified
The American electorate is always shifting, altering the scenarios that determine who the next president will be. The nation is becoming more diverse and more educated. Growing Latino and Asian-American communities are changing the voter composition in many states. The number of white, working-class voters—a majority of the electorate as recently as 2008—continues to shrink with each election. Copyright ©2024 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8
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The Best Dogs for Your Wallet
By Tom Corrigan Verified, Adrienne Tong Verified |The Wall Street Journal Verified
We looked at the costs and desirable traits of dozens of dog breeds to decide which breed gives the best bark for your buck Who’s a good boy? We ranked which dog breeds are a wallet’s best friend. The wagging tail, the companionship, the unconditional love. It’s not easy to put a price on man’s best friend, so we looked at data on the cost of ownership and a range of objectively desirable traits across dozens of dog breeds to determine which pup gives the best bark for your buck.
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U.S. Supports Israel With Billions in Military Hardware
By Daniel Nasaw, Jemal R. Brinson, Adrienne Tong Verified |The Wall Street Journal Verified
Ticonderoga-Class Guided-Missile Cruiser The USS Normandy, a Ticonderoga-class guided-missile cruiser launched in 1988, carries a crew of more than 300 and is equipped with antisubmarine, Harpoon antiship missiles and Tomahawk land-attack missiles. Speed: 30-plus knots.
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WSJ Election Challenge
By Dov Friedman, Andrew Levinson, Adrienne Tong Verified |The Wall Street Journal Verified
How to play: Each question has an end date and time. Select your answer before the question closes, and come back later to see how you did. Note: The data gathered will be used to generate and display aggregated responses from the game's participants. Your personal data will be confidential—your name will not appear anywhere for others to see. open Sept. 27 GOP debate Which GOP candidate will talk the most during the debate? This will be measured using word count by candidate.
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