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White House withdraws Antoni's nomination to lead Bureau of Labor Statistics — Andrew Harnik/Getty Images via Getty Images

US Politics · United States

White House withdraws Antoni's nomination to lead Bureau of Labor Statistics

60% Center coverage: 162 sources

The White House has sent paperwork to the Senate to withdraw the nomination of E.J. Antoni as head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, CNN reported on Tuesday, citing three sources.See the Story

Federal government shutdown delays jobs report release, adding economic uncertainty — REUTERS / pwu404

US Economy · United States

Federal government shutdown delays jobs report release, adding economic uncertainty

53% Center coverage: 148 sources

Trump Again Floats the Idea of $1,000–$2,000 Stimulus Checks From Tariff Revenue, but Action Unlikely

Donald Trump · United States

Trump Again Floats the Idea of $1,000–$2,000 Stimulus Checks From Tariff Revenue, but Action Unlikely

57% Center coverage: 23 sources

In a new interview, Trump suggested tariff proceeds could be used for debt reduction or direct payments to Americans, though no legislation has been passed.See the Story

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