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The White House is confronting a familiar dilemma. The economic numbers aren't necessarily bad - but the public mood is.
It's a disconnect that haunted Joe Biden in 2024, when solid headline data failed to convince many voters that the economy was working for them.
Now, Donald Trump…
DEXYPTAGE - A few days before the mid-term elections, the U.S. president has a mixed economic record. If investments in the tech sector continue to rise, the question of purchasing power casts the picture.
Donald Trump enters the US midterm elections facing a challenge that mirrors one often associated with Joe Biden: growing political vulnerability and pressure over voter concerns.