Today’s edition of “From the Politics Desk” examines how President Donald Trump’s economic approach is forcing his allies to defend his policies as the stock market struggles. Concerns are high within the Republican Party about the impact of Trump’s tariffs and cuts on the economy. Despite promises of growth and affordability, the reality hasn’t matched Trump’s projections. Senate Republicans are voicing concerns about the impact of Trump’s trade wars and tariffs on industries like bourbon and cars.
In other news, the Trump administration is asking the Supreme Court to narrow injunctions blocking the end of automatic birthright citizenship, while aiming to increase military presence in Panama. Amid escalating tensions with Ukraine, Russian President Putin is open to a ceasefire if conditions are met.
A new excerpt from Jonathan Allen’s upcoming book reveals the tension between Joe Biden and Kamala Harris during the 2024 campaign. Biden insisted on “no daylight” between them, pushing Harris to align closely with his policies and record. Harris faced criticism for not articulating her own vision for the presidency and struggled to differentiate herself from Biden during interviews. Despite efforts to showcase independence, Harris faced pressure to stay loyal to Biden’s legacy. Former Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg announced he won’t run for Senate or governor in Michigan, potentially setting up another presidential bid in 2028. Today’s other top stories include potential 2028 Democratic presidential contenders addressing House Democrats, protests over budget cuts in Washington, D.C., and new revelations about Dr. Mehmet Oz’s tax issues during his nomination process.
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