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Fiscal conservatives are concerned that altering the budget rules could undermine fiscal discipline and worsen the already large deficit.
Carney Says Trump Reached Out for a Call, Retaliation on Latest Tariffs Will Come Later
Carney said he plans to tell the Trump that the two countries are “best served by cooperation and mutual respect,” including over Canada’s sovereignty.
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Appeals Court Halts Judge’s Order Requiring Musk to Hand Over DOGE Records
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Social Security Reverses Course on Identity Requirement
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