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'I'd like to fire them': Trump makes stunning admission during Las Vegas rally

President Donald Trump made a stunning admission during a rally in Las Vegas on Wednesday. Trump traveled to Sin City to speak at Red Rock Casino Resort Spa and once again test his economic messaging ahead of the fast-approaching midterm elections. During the rally, he made a stunning admission about what he thinks of the Supreme Court justices who have ruled against him. Also Read: GOP maverick triggers alarm as surprise Iowa visit signals party ripping apart "You know, the Republican judges or justices, they don't stick together," Trump said. "But these three people that they have," referrin...

Josh Hawley Becomes First Republican To Oppose CLARITY Act: 'They Are Blowing Me Up Over It'

Senator Josh Hawley (R-MO) said Wednesday he will vote against advancing the Clarity Act unless lawmakers strengthen protections for community banks, making him the first Republican to publicly oppose the bill. Why Hawley Is Voting No? Hawley on Wednesday told Politico that farmers, ranchers, and community bankers in Missouri are flooding his office with concerns that stablecoin rewards programs could pull deposits away from local banks and cut off agricultural lending in small towns. “I’m going to vote with my state on this,” Hawley said. “My state right now — agriculture folks, local community people — are very, very worried about the effect on community banks. They are blowing me up over it.” Banking groups want the bill to include stronger restrictions on crypto rewards programs, arguing they function like interest on deposits and could trigger deposit flight from traditional checking and savings accounts. Meanwhile, crypto firms say the banks are trying to ban competition. Where The Vote Count Stands Now? The bill is already short of the 60 votes needed , and Hawley’s opposition leaves supporters with an even narrower path to passage. Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) is expected to oppose the bill as well. Seven Democratic negotiators said

GOP Grocer-Turned-Congressman Mike Rulli Warns Mamdani's City-Owned Grocery Stores Will 'Bleed Red' Until They Collapse: 'They Might Not Even Last a Year...'

Rep. Mike Rulli (R-Ohio) criticized New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s plan to open five government-backed grocery stores, warning the taxpayer-funded initiative could drive small businesses out of business and fail within a year. According to an interview published by Fox News on Wednesday, Rulli, whose family owns the Ohio-based Rulli Brothers grocery chain, said government-run stores would struggle to compete sustainably because of the industry’s thin profit margins. He argued the city’s $70 million plan to open one municipal grocery store in each of New York City’s five boroughs would ultimately burden taxpayers while harming neighborhood retailers. Rulli Says Grocery Economics Don’t Work “That supermarket will just bleed red the entire time it’s open, from the first time you turn the key until it closes,” Rulli said. “And I would bet the farm there’s no way these grocery stores last more than five years. They might not even last a year.” Drawing on his family’s experience in the grocery business, Rulli said municipal stores would place hundreds of independent retailers at a disadvantage. “You will put hundreds of these small businesses out of business. And a lot of these businesses are owned by immigrants,” he said. “I don’t think

Publix Faces Another Food Safety Recall After Second Major Incident in Two Years

*This article was created, researched, and developed entirely without any use of AI. By Senior Staff Writer, Edmond Thorne for OmniCom MultiMedia. Florida News Network: Orlando — Florida shoppers are being told to check their freezers again. Publix has pulled a batch of frozen GreenWise Organic blueberries off store shelves after health officials linked the fruit to an E. coli outbreak that has sickened at least 12 people and sent four to the hospital.

Trump Makes Lindsay Graham's Death about Himself | The Weekly Assignment

Republican Senator Lindsay Graham’s passing raises renewed questions about how dramatically his views of Donald Trump changed over the past decade. Surprising no one, Donald Trump takes this moment to celebrate his powers of persuasion in making Graham his strongest defender. And you know what would honor Graham best? Passing the SAVE America Act of course, which just happens to be Trump’s No. 1 priority and would break the filibuster.