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YOUTUBE (Fox Business) - Economic growth could SOLVE deficit problem #shorts

Strategic Wealth Partners CEO Mark Tepper discusses deficit problem and says that raising interest rates will not be the answer. #foxbusiness #fox #marktepper #economy #debtcrisis #nationaldebt #deficit #interestrates #fed #inflation #markets #businessnews #usnews #macroeconomics

WASHINGTONPOST (Amber Phillips) - What to watch for when voting in the midterms

The Justice Department plans to send 1,000 monitors to polls and voting by mail could be tricky if you don’t plan ahead.

WASHINGTONPOST (Jeremy Roebuck, Joyce Lee, Perry Stein) - ICE agent charged with lying to investigators in nonfatal Minneapolis shooting

The case is the first known instance of the Justice Department seeking to prosecute a federal immigration officer for their actions during the operation.

DAILYCALLER (John Loftus) - Local Mom Dragged Into Court For Trying To Obtain Info On Secret Data Center Deals

Local Mom Dragged Into Court For Trying To Expose Underhanded Data Center Deals

DAILYCALLER (Harold Hutchison) - Inside The ‘Top Secret’ Plan That Led To Biggest Pro-Second Amendment Ruling In 90 Years

’ all of this had to be top secret’

DAILYCALLER (Jack McGeever) - Trump Taking Stake In Corporations Opens Door For Dems To Exploit When They Regain Power

‘impossible, for Republicans to fight this’

REDSTATE (RedState) - Judge Blocks Trump's New Birthright Citizenship Push: ‘The Supreme Court Has Spoken’

THENATIONALPULSE (Pulse Wires) - Indians Face 179-Year Green Card Wait Following Trump’s Immigration Reforms.

The U.S. green card backlog has reached 1.2 million applicants, with Indian nationals facing unprecedented wait times due to federal immigration caps.

PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Indians seeking U.S. green cards now face wait times as long as 179 years due to federal caps on annual green card issuances and country-specific limits. The backlog has reached 1.2 million applicants, with countries like India and China experiencing the longest delays. DETAIL: U.S. immigration law limits green card issuances to 140,000 annually, with no more than seven percent allocated to any single country. This disproportionately affects applicants from populous nations like India and China, who can face decades-long wait times for approval. For Indian nationals with EB-2 status (advanced degree professionals), the wait time is estimated at 179 years, while Chinese applicants face waits of 25 years. In…Open

JUSTTHENEWS (Just the News staff) - Watch Live: Vice President JD Vance takes podium for White House press briefing

He previously was one of many administration officials who took turns filling in for Leavitt while she was on maternity leave.