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Federal prosecutors open criminal investigation into the Fed and Jerome Powell — REUTERS / ixx511

Jerome Powell · United States

Federal prosecutors open criminal investigation into the Fed and Jerome Powell

49% Center coverage: 458 sources

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said Sunday that the Department of Justice had subpoenaed the central bank on Friday with the threat of a criminal indictment, the latest move in a year-long pressure campaign from the Trump administration. See the Story

Trump Proposes $1.5T Military Budget, 50% Increase — REUTERS / pwu404

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U.S. President Donald Trump has proposed raising the U.S. military budget for fiscal year 2027 to $1.5 trillion, a more than 50% hike from the current $901 billion. He said this would enable the country to build a "Dream Military" during "troubled and dangerous times."See the Story

Education Department to delay collections on defaulted student loans — REUTERS / Annabelle Gordon

US Politics · United States

Education Department to delay collections on defaulted student loans

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The Education Department announced on Friday that it will delay the implementation of wage garnishment and other involuntary collection efforts affecting defaulted student loan borrowers. See the Story

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