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Trump executive order seeks to speed up rebuilding of homes destroyed by Los Angeles wildfires — Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images via Getty Images

Donald Trump · Los Angeles

Trump executive order seeks to speed up rebuilding of homes destroyed by Los Angeles wildfires

45% Center coverage: 70 sources

"I want to see if we can take over the city and state," Trump said.See the Story

Federal Reserve meets Wednesday for its first interest rate decision of 2026. Here's what to expect.

Federal Reserve meets Wednesday for its first interest rate decision of 2026. Here's what to expect.

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Jerome Powell will announce the central bank's next interest rate decision on Jan. 28 amid political and legal turmoil involving the Fed.See the Story

US proposes slight rise in 2027 Medicare insurer payments, shares fall — REUTERS / Alexey Pavlishak

US Politics · United States

US proposes slight rise in 2027 Medicare insurer payments, shares fall

67% Center coverage: 15 sources

The U.S. has proposed an average rate increase of 0.09% in payments to private insurers next year for the Medicare Advantage plans they manage, the government said ‌on Monday, driving shares of the companies down more than 10%.See the Story

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