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Trump brushes off AI slowdown as Democrats make it a campaign fightTrump Moves to Cut 10% Tariff on Irish Whiskey as Trade Pressure BuildsTrump to Review 9/11 Record Requests as Families Press for Saudi FilesSocial Security insolvency could force a 22% cut by 2032 as Republicans warm to tax hikesAlaska drops 11 voting cases as American Samoa citizenship rules expose a costly legal gapAmazon’s record $717 billion revenue came with 12,346 workers on SNAPTrump’s Canada fight shields a crude discount that keeps Midwest refineries runningCompanies are set to spend $2.5 trillion on AI in 2026 — and the payback still looks uncertainMicrosoft loses its comms chief after 17 years, with AI spending still driving the companyU.S. National Debt Crosses $40 Trillion as Boomer-Era Policies Drive 81% of Future Spending GrowthTrump brushes off AI slowdown as Democrats make it a campaign fightTrump Moves to Cut 10% Tariff on Irish Whiskey as Trade Pressure BuildsTrump to Review 9/11 Record Requests as Families Press for Saudi FilesSocial Security insolvency could force a 22% cut by 2032 as Republicans warm to tax hikesAlaska drops 11 voting cases as American Samoa citizenship rules expose a costly legal gapAmazon’s record $717 billion revenue came with 12,346 workers on SNAPTrump’s Canada fight shields a crude discount that keeps Midwest refineries runningCompanies are set to spend $2.5 trillion on AI in 2026 — and the payback still looks uncertainMicrosoft loses its comms chief after 17 years, with AI spending still driving the companyU.S. National Debt Crosses $40 Trillion as Boomer-Era Policies Drive 81% of Future Spending Growth
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14–20 de septiembre de 2026 · edition in progress · 6 verified stories
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Trump brushes off AI slowdown as Democrats make it a campaign fight

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Trump brushes off AI slowdown as Democrats make it a campaign fight

Trump says the US must keep its edge over China in artificial intelligence, even as industry leaders and Democrats warn the technology is moving too fast. Barack Obama is urging his party to turn AI safety and job displacement into an election issue.
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Trump Moves to Cut 10% Tariff on Irish Whiskey as Trade Pressure Builds

Trump said he plans to remove the 10% tariff on Irish whiskey during the Irish Open trophy ceremony in Ireland. He also said the U.S. should have the world’s lowest interest rate ahead of the Fed meeting.
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Trump to Review 9/11 Record Requests as Families Press for Saudi Files

Families of Sept. 11 victims want records declassified that could shed light on Saudi Arabia's alleged role in the attacks. Trump said he will look into the request when he returns to Washington.
Politics

Social Security insolvency could force a 22% cut by 2032 as Republicans warm to tax hikes

The trust fund is moving toward insolvency, and lawmakers are openly debating higher taxes to keep benefits whole. Workers and employers now pay 6.2% on wages up to $184,500, but some Republicans are signaling that the cap may not survive the math.
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Alaska drops 11 voting cases as American Samoa citizenship rules expose a costly legal gap

Prosecutors said they could not prove beyond a reasonable doubt that 11 residents of Whittier intended wrongdoing when they filled out voter forms. The case puts the territory's U.S. national status back in the spotlight, where citizenship rules still shape who can vote and how easily.
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Amazon’s record $717 billion revenue came with 12,346 workers on SNAP

A GAO report found Amazon workers receiving food assistance nearly tripled from 2020 to 12,346 across 11 states, even as annual profits rose to $77.7 billion and revenue hit a record $717 billion. The numbers come first: the labor share is shrinking while corporate margins keep expanding.

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