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Fiscal News Roundup
- U.S.-Iran Ceasefire Set to Expire With Talks at a Standstill — Politico
- Low Oil Prices Now 'Goal No. 1' in Iran War, Vance Says, as U.S. Threatens New Economic Pressure — NBC News
- Trump Says Record-Setting Navy Deployment to Support Iran Operations 'Not Nearly Long Enough' — Associated Press
- Trump Orders the Navy to Return to an Older System of Launching Jets Off Aircraft Carriers — Associated Press
- Trump Asks Supreme Court to Let White House Ballroom Construction Continue During Appeal — Associated Press
- Retail Sales Tumble in July, Their Biggest Drop in More Than a Year — Washington Post
- Frustrated US Consumers Cut Their Retail Spending Last Month — CNN
- Trump Wants to Put Golden Seals on White House Ballroom — Washington Post
- Department of Defense Will Offer Reimbursements for Egg and Sperm Freezing — Washington Post
- USAID Fallout: In Nepal, When the Aid Workers Stopped Coming, the Women and Babies Started Dying — Associated Press
- Luigi Mangione Pleads Guilty to Federal Stalking Charges in the Killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO — Associated Press
Views and Analysis
- No One Seems to Be Able to Tell Trump 'No' - and It's a Huge Problem for the GOP — Aaron Blake, CNN
- 'Trump Has Often Overpromised': An Election Analyst on Midterm Hurdles — Jessica Taylor and John Guida, New York Times
- This Is One of the Most Important Policy Decisions of Our Lifetime — Greg Jensen and Nir Bar Dea, New York Times
- Trump's Planned Landlord Bailout Would Cost Billions — Zachary Groz, American Prospect
- The Iran War Is a Master Class in Squandering a Superpower's Credibility — Fareed Zakaria, Washington Post
- Trump's Demands Threaten Navy's Progress — Paul McLeary and Leo Shane III, Politico
- Trump's Attack on a Think Tank Is an Affront to the First Amendment — Washington Post Editorial Board
- Trump Has Amassed Staggering Wealth in 'Most Openly Corrupt' Presidency — Peter Stone, Guardian
- Trump Is Starting to Look Precarious — Peggy Noonan, Wall Street Journal
Fiscal News Roundup
- Senate-Passed Government Funding Bill Gets Warm House Reception — Politico
- Boats, Picket Lines, 'Jersey Pride': Trump Tax Breaks Inspire Wave of Copycats — Politico
- Homeland Security Paid $464 Million for Airplanes. Then It Parked Them — New York Times
- Trump Orders Navy to Restore Older Tech on Aircraft Carriers, Costing Billions — Wall Street Journal
- U.S. Military Has Lost Roughly 25% of Its Reaper Drones as Iran War Depletes Arsenal — Washington Post
- Prescription Drug Prices Record Sharpest Drop in More Than 60 Years — Washington Post
- Trade Court Upholds Trump's Closure of 'De Minimis' Loophole — CNBC
- Trump White House Says It's Losing $19B-$26B a Year in Revenue as Countries Dodge Tariffs — Associated Press
- A Surprise Credit After an Overseas Purchase: The Tariff Refunds Now Flowing Through Shippers — Associated Press
- Trump Cancels Biden-Era Bid to Speed Power Line Construction — The Hill
- Trump's 401(k) Proposal Shows Evidence of Phony Public Support — Bloomberg
- Concerned About Trump's Ballroom Project, Senate Democrats Seek Audit — Washington Post
- Kennedy Center Board Decides to Inscribe Trump's Name on Building — New York Times
- Bulldozers Rip Into Big Bend National Park, Driving Anger and Heartbreak — CNN
Views and Analysis
- Stagflation, the Scourge of the 1970s, Is Back — Phillip Braun, New York Times
- It Was a Great Scam While It Lasted — Peter Navarro, New York Times
- Why House GOP Hopes of Cracking Down on Fraud Could Flame Out — Mia McCarthy and Robert King, Politico
- The $20 Burrito Debate Is a Sign of Inflation Fatigue — Jonathan Levin, Bloomberg
- Why the Right Is Fighting About $20 Burritos — James Hohmann and Scott Lincicome, Washington Post (podcast)
- Bulldozing in Big Bend National Park Is Brazen, Even for Trump — Erika D. Smith, Bloomberg
- After Supreme Court Losses, Trump Keeps Pushing — Adam Liptak, New York Times
- Trump's Vaccine Plan Would Require Millions of Individual Shots Last Used Decades Ago — Matthew Perrone, Associated Press
- Why It's So Hard to Measure the Economy's Real Potential — Joe Weisenthal and Tracy Alloway, Bloomberg
- This Federal Program Is So Effective, the White House Can't Stand It — Mary Ellen Klas, Bloomberg
- A Wisconsin City Spent Millions on a Grocery Store. It Didn't Go Well — Benjamin Rothove, Washington Post