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AXIOS (Justin Green) - Trump's grip is slipping on Latino voters

Latino voters have soured on President Trump after powering his 2024 comeback. Why it matters: Republicans hoped Trump's gains represented a realignment, but poll after poll suggests Latino voters are up for grabs in the midterms. Zoom in: Latino registered voters in 17 House swing districts remain highly fluid after Trump's 2024 breakthrough, according to a new TelevisaUnivision/Harris poll out Wednesday. - 52% say they are undecided or could still change their minds in the midterms. - 73% say they are merely "surviving" financially. Neither party can escape cost-of-living frustration, including among Latinos. - "This is a wide-open competition, and the campaigns that engage Hispanic voters directly, speak to their economic reality,…

Latino voters have soured on President Trump after powering his 2024 comeback. Why it matters: Republicans hoped Trump's gains represented a realignment, but poll after poll suggests Latino voters are up for grabs in the midterms. Zoom in: Latino registered voters in 17 House swing districts remain highly fluid after Trump's 2024 breakthrough, according to a new TelevisaUnivision/Harris poll out Wednesday. - 52% say they are undecided or could still change their minds in the midterms. - 73% say they are merely "surviving" financially. Neither party can escape cost-of-living frustration, including among Latinos. - "This is a wide-open competition, and the campaigns that engage Hispanic voters directly, speak to their economic reality,…Open

AXIOS (Colin Demarest) - Taiwan soldiers on through Xi's threats and Trump's ambivalence

TAIPEI — There's a postmortem playing out here after Chinese President Xi Jinping warned President Trump to be careful on Taiwan, and Trump responded with ambivalence about U.S. arms sales and the island's chances in any conflict. Why it matters: Some Trump advisers left the summit thinking a Chinese move on Taiwan was growing more likely. But in Taipei there was no panic, at least on the surface. - Taiwanese officials continue to advocate for arms deliveries, while also emphasizing the need to shore up self-defense initiatives, indigenous defense-tech and critical infrastructure . - And while Trump and Xi's remarks were closely scrutinized, Taiwanese officials and citizens tell Axios they're accustomed to life in the shadow of…

TAIPEI — There's a postmortem playing out here after Chinese President Xi Jinping warned President Trump to be careful on Taiwan, and Trump responded with ambivalence about U.S. arms sales and the island's chances in any conflict. Why it matters: Some Trump advisers left the summit thinking a Chinese move on Taiwan was growing more likely. But in Taipei there was no panic, at least on the surface. - Taiwanese officials continue to advocate for arms deliveries, while also emphasizing the need to shore up self-defense initiatives, indigenous defense-tech and critical infrastructure . - And while Trump and Xi's remarks were closely scrutinized, Taiwanese officials and citizens tell Axios they're accustomed to life in the shadow of…Open

AXIOS (Ina Fried) - Google reinvents search before AI rivals replace it

Google is reinventing the product that made it one of the richest companies in history: search. Why it matters: Search is the cash cow that funds Google's sprawling empire. But it faces an existential threat from AI chatbots, so the company is moving proactively to upend its own core business before someone else does. - It's also an acknowledgment that describing what you're looking for in conversational language is a better way to find information than guessing the right keywords. Driving the news: In what it billed as the biggest change to the search box since its debut, Google announced Tuesday that it is allowing the box to expand for longer queries and chat-style exchanges. - Google has been headed in this direction for a while.…

Google is reinventing the product that made it one of the richest companies in history: search. Why it matters: Search is the cash cow that funds Google's sprawling empire. But it faces an existential threat from AI chatbots, so the company is moving proactively to upend its own core business before someone else does. - It's also an acknowledgment that describing what you're looking for in conversational language is a better way to find information than guessing the right keywords. Driving the news: In what it billed as the biggest change to the search box since its debut, Google announced Tuesday that it is allowing the box to expand for longer queries and chat-style exchanges. - Google has been headed in this direction for a while.…Open