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Trump defends tariffs in Georgia ahead of pivotal Supreme Court ruling
President Donald Trump offered a forceful defense of his tariff agenda Thursday at a steel manufacturing factory in Rome, Georgia, as the Supreme Court weighs whether to strike down the policy at the center of his economic platform.
Reese’s family member accuses Hershey of using cheaper ingredients in classic treat
Brad Reese, the grandson of the inventor of the Reese’s peanut butter cup, has accused Hershey of cutting corners, posting a letter on LinkedIn saying the company is “quietly replacing the very ingredients that built Reese’s trust in the first place.” NBC News’ Vicky Nguyen explains.
K-shaped economy hits Walmart as high-income shoppers are increasingly driving sales
As Americans struggle with the cost of living, many are turning to Walmart to save.
Federal Reserve officials discussed interest rate hike scenarios at their last meeting
Federal Reserve officials discussed scenarios in which an interest rate hike might be appropriate at their most recent meeting, according to minutes.
School districts cut ties with photo giant after social media posts about alleged Epstein ties
School districts across the country are reconsidering their partnerships with Lifetouch online posts pointed to a link between Jeffrey Epstein and Leon Black.
Stephen Colbert criticizes ‘crap’ statement from CBS over unaired interview
Stephen Colbert took on his own network again Tuesday, pushing back against CBS’ statement regarding his unaired interview with a Democratic candidate for Senate.
Gov. JB Pritzker to propose suspending tax incentives for AI data centers in Illinois
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker is expected to call for a two-year suspension of tax incentives offered to develop data centers amid growing scrutiny over their rapid expansion and impact on communities.
No bones about it: Judge allows Buffalo Wild Wings to keep ‘boneless’ chicken on menu
The judge said in his ruling that Aimen Halim did not “drum” up enough evidence in his lawsuit arguing the “boneless wings” should be labeled “chicken nuggets.”
CFTC chief sides with prediction markets over state regulators in a high stakes court case
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) stepped into the legal battle over how prediction markets should be regulated