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Donald Trump, tariffs

Top New York Democrats say state is suing to block Trump tariffs

New York said it joined a coalition of 11 other states in suing Donald J. Trump over tariffs he announced earlier this month.

USA TODAY · 8h

NY joins 11 other states to sue Trump administration to stop broad tariffs on imports

The attorneys general of New York and 11 others states are suing the Trump administration to undo sweeping tariffs they say were set without authority

Fox News on MSN · 5h

Twelve states sue Trump over tariffs, claiming they’re ‘illegal’ and harmful to US economy

Twelve states are suing President Trump over sweeping tariffs, claiming they’re unconstitutional, economically harmful and imposed without congressional approval.

Trump, New York and Approval Rating

USA TODAY · 1d

Latest Donald Trump approval polls: How many New Yorkers favor president?

How do New Yorkers and Americans currently view Donald Trump and the overall direction of the country? Here's what the polls show.

FingerLakes1.com · 16h

Trump struggles with approval in New York

Public opinion on Donald Trump remains split nationally, but New Yorkers are largely disapproving, according to multiple polls. While some surveys, like Rasmussen’s, give him a slim edge in favorability,

The New York Times · 9h

Trump’s Approval Rating Has Been Falling Steadily, Polling Average Shows

President Trump’s approval rating has sunk to about 45 percent, down from 52 percent one week after he took office.

Trump, Bonus and birthrate

Forbes on MSN · 7h

Trump Calls $5,000 ‘Baby Bonus’ For New Mothers ‘A Good Idea’—What We Know About Incentive Proposal

The idea has surfaced as a potential incentive for families after the U.S. recorded a historically low birth rate in 2023.

Yahoo · 19h

Trump backs 'baby bonus' idea to help reverse decline in birth rates | Morning in America

President Donald Trump backed a report by the New York Times that said a $5,000 “baby bonus” for women who give birth would help reverse a decline in birth rates for the United States. In 2023, birth rates hit a low,

AL.com on MSN · 1d

Trump wants menstrual classes for women, $5,000 ‘baby bonus’ to reverse declining birth rate

President Donald Trump is considering several ways to reverse the country’s declining birthrate, including offering a $5,000 “baby bonus” for each new child’s mother and menstrual classes to improve chances at pregnancy,

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Barron Trump's wild new college makeover is dramatically different from clean cut image

President Donald Trump's son Barron Trump's wild new college makeover is dramatically different from his signature clean cut ...

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Top federal prosecutor steps down, clearing way for criticized Trump pick to take over

Clayton, who has been criticized for having no prosecutorial experience, headed the Securities and Exchange Commission during ...

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Trump tariffs live updates: Americans disapprove of Trump's tariff actions, poll says

A poll from the Pew Research Center found that a majority of Americans disapprove of some of the second Trump ...

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Rosie O'Donnell was 'shocked' that Trump's election made Ellen DeGeneres flee the US

Rosie O'Donnell, who recently moved to Ireland, was surprised fellow comedian Ellen DeGeneres left the United States after ...

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Larry David mocks Bill Maher's dinner with Trump in an op-ed for The New York Times

Curb Your Enthusiasm” star Larry David skewered comedian Bill Maher’s recent meal with President Donald Trump in a satirical ...

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Top federal prosecutor steps aside as shake-up continues in New York's Southern District

The top federal prosecutor in Manhattan has agreed to step aside, clearing the way for President Donald Trump to install his ...

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Cuomo believes Trump ‘wants control of New York’ and that ‘intervention’ will continue

Former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo believes President Donald Trump “wants control of New York” and that he will continue to ...

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Donald Trump's New Order is His 'Secret Weapon' to Reshape Higher Education

Officials told the Wall Street Journal the order challenges what Trump views as discrimination and "ideological overreach." ...

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