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whowhatwhy.org > politics > us-politics > stolen-9-11-valor-trump-tries-to-make-it-all-about-himself-again

Stolen 9/11 Valor: Trump Tries To Make It All About Himself Again

5+ day, 10+ hour ago   (475+ words) There were lots of heroes on 9/11. Donald Trump isn't one of them, no matter how hard he tries to convince Americans that he was somehow present at Ground Zero or that he was ever in any danger himself. Each and…...

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whowhatwhy.org > podcast > the-bond-market-always-gets-the-final-vote

The Bond Market Always Gets the Final Vote

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (1668+ words) The bond market is getting restless. What rising yields, $40 trillion in debt, AI spending, and Scott Bessent reveal about the price of money. More than three decades later, the bond traders are once again getting everyone’s attention. Every president eventually…...

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whowhatwhy.org > science > environment > conservationists-say-trump-gutting-of-roadless-rule-is-corporate-giveaway

Conservationists Say Trump Gutting of Roadless Rule Is Corporate Giveaway

3+ week, 4+ hour ago   (629+ words) Trump has cleared the way for 45 million acres of protected forest to be opened for logging and construction in what one conservation group called the “largest evisceration of public lands protection in American history.” The Trump administration is moving to…...

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whowhatwhy.org > economy > us-canada-trade-accusations-over-collapse-of-tariff-talks

US, Canada Trade Accusations Over Collapse of Tariff Talks

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (629+ words) US and Canadian officials are blaming each other for their failure to reach a deal that would have staved off the implementation of billions of dollars in new tariffs that will make a variety of goods more expensive for consumers…...

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whowhatwhy.org > politics > us-politics > dems-score-major-win-as-supreme-court-allows-ballroom-construction-to-proceed

Dems Score Major Win as Supreme Court Allows Ballroom Construction to Proceed

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (461+ words) It might sound counterintuitive to claim that Chief Justice John Roberts's stay of an order that would have halted construction of Donald Trump's ballroom is a victory for Democrats, but it is. We'll explain why. While that may seem paradoxical…...

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whowhatwhy.org > science > environment > in-arizona-the-thermostat-is-driving-voters-to-the-polls

In Arizona, the Thermostat Is Driving Voters to the Polls

3+ week, 5+ day ago   (882+ words) Record heat, two rate hikes, and a data center boom have turned utility bills — not climate — into the state’s most volatile issue. The tipping point came in March, when temperatures in Arizona set national records for the month by hitting…...