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U.S. Customs Launches $166 Billion Tariff Refund Portal Monday
U.S. Customs begins processing tariff refunds Monday after Supreme Court struck down Trump tariffs, with $127 billion owed to importers who signed up electronically.
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Pentagon Recruits Automakers to Ramp Up Defense Manufacturing
Pentagon officials are recruiting automakers and commercial manufacturers to expand weapons production capacity amid growing concerns over military supply chains.
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Conservative Lawmakers Target Property Taxes After Gutting State Revenues
After five decades of slashing state budgets, conservative legislators across America now aim to eliminate property taxes—local governments' primary funding source.
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Mamdani Admits 'Troubling' Job Losses in First 100 Days Interview
Mayor Zohran Mamdani acknowledged concerning employment numbers during his first 100 days, as business leaders push for economic development focus.
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Gas prices climb despite falling oil costs as Iran ceasefire takes hold
U.S. gas prices rose Wednesday even as crude oil prices dropped following Iran ceasefire developments, highlighting the complex relationship between geopolitics and fuel costs.
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Fed keeps rate cut on table despite Ukraine war inflation risks
Federal Reserve officials maintain plans for potential rate cuts this year while acknowledging need for flexibility as Ukraine conflict threatens inflation.
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Mortgage rates drop to 3-year low ahead of Fed meeting
Mortgage rates dropped sharply Tuesday, as investors in mortgage-backed bonds seemed to buy in ahead of a widely expected rate cut by the Federal Reserve.