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Erika Kirk accepts Medal of Freedom for slain husband Charlie Kirk — REUTERS / Dvu045

Charlie Kirk · United States

Erika Kirk accepts Medal of Freedom for slain husband Charlie Kirk

47% Right coverage: 154 sources

President Donald Trump posthumously awarded the Medal of Freedom to slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk on Tuesday afternoon at the White House.See the Story

Shutdown to enter third week after Senate rejects bill to reopen government — A scenic view of the iconic US Capitol Building symbolizing American democracy in Washington DC. by Ramaz Bluashvili/Pexels / Pexels

Government Shutdown · United States

Shutdown to enter third week after Senate rejects bill to reopen government

47% Center coverage: 87 sources

The Senate rejected a bill to reopen the government for the eighth time on Tuesday, ensuring that the shutdown will enter its third week with lawmakers nowhere close to finding a resolution. See the Story

Treasury Secretary Bessent says a stock market decline won't deter the U.S. from taking strong action against China — Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images via Getty Images

Federal Reserve · United States

Treasury Secretary Bessent says a stock market decline won't deter the U.S. from taking strong action against China

42% Center coverage: 31 sources

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent insisted Wednesday that the U.S. won’t change its trade negotiating stance on China due to stock market volatility. “We won’t negotiate because the stock market is going down” or shy away from taking strong measures against Beijing for that reason, Bessent said in an exclusive interview at CNBC’s Invest in America Forum.See the Story

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Biden lauds Trump’s Gaza effort: ‘Deeply grateful’ — REUTERS / Dvu045

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Biden lauds Trump’s Gaza effort: ‘Deeply grateful’

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