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AXIOS (Alex Isenstadt) - Scoop: Cabinet to huddle to talk midterm politics

President Trump 's political team is meeting with his Cabinet late Thursday to discuss plans for top officials to fan out across the country to stress what the administration is doing to help the economy, sources tell Axios. Why it matters: The meeting comes as the Iran war has sent gas prices soaring, and after the stock market's worst day since Trump launched the war a month ago. - Trump's team believes the economy — above all other issues, including any anxiety over the president's actions on Iran or immigration — will drive voter sentiment heading into the November elections. - Democrats have won a series of state and federal elections in recent weeks, as Trump's poll numbers — including on his handling of the economy — have…

President Trump 's political team is meeting with his Cabinet late Thursday to discuss plans for top officials to fan out across the country to stress what the administration is doing to help the economy, sources tell Axios. Why it matters: The meeting comes as the Iran war has sent gas prices soaring, and after the stock market's worst day since Trump launched the war a month ago. - Trump's team believes the economy — above all other issues, including any anxiety over the president's actions on Iran or immigration — will drive voter sentiment heading into the November elections. - Democrats have won a series of state and federal elections in recent weeks, as Trump's poll numbers — including on his handling of the economy — have…Open

YOUTUBE (The Hill) - Trump WARNS Iran To Make Peace Deal (Plus: Meta, YouTube Found LIABLE) | RISING

Today on Rising, X could be making changes to its system for promoting foreign accounts pretending to be American. Plus, Iran has listed five conditions for the U.S. and Israel to bring the war to an end. And later, Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner is threatening to arrest ICE agents at airports. 0:00 Save us, Elon Musk! X could deboost foreign slop accounts ruining discourse: Robby Soave | RISING 10:09 Trump THREATENS Iran After Tehran REJECTS Ceasefire | RISING 18:45 James Talarico fires back after Hegseth's pastor called for him to be 'crucified' | RISING 23:17 Philly DA threatens to arrest ICE agents if they break the law: Lindsey Granger | RISING 32:58 Meta, YouTube slapped with $3M verdict in bellwether social media addiction suit |…

BITCHUTE - Ep 3868a - The [CB]/D’s Using Higher Fuel Prices For Their Agenda, Boomerang, Detour Is Over

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AXIOS (Chuck McCutcheon) - Energy execs say they're trying to address anger over rising electric bills

HOUSTON — Several top energy executives and a federal regulator had a message Thursday for Americans angry about soaring electricity bills: Help is on the way. Why it matters: The cost of electricity — which has spiked across much of the country over the past year — has become a top-tier political issue, with Democrats making it a focus of their affordability push. Driving the news: At a CERAWeek panel on affordability, the executives said investments in grid improvements, closer cooperation among states and the federal government, help from hyperscalers, and other measures will bring down rates. - Southern California Edison president and CEO Steve Powell said wildfire-related upgrades dramatically drove up his customers' rates…

HOUSTON — Several top energy executives and a federal regulator had a message Thursday for Americans angry about soaring electricity bills: Help is on the way. Why it matters: The cost of electricity — which has spiked across much of the country over the past year — has become a top-tier political issue, with Democrats making it a focus of their affordability push. Driving the news: At a CERAWeek panel on affordability, the executives said investments in grid improvements, closer cooperation among states and the federal government, help from hyperscalers, and other measures will bring down rates. - Southern California Edison president and CEO Steve Powell said wildfire-related upgrades dramatically drove up his customers' rates…Open