On Tuesday’s Front Page: Rising costs and inflation remain a major political problem for President Biden, pro-Palestinian demonstrations nationwide have grown more powerful and focused, even scoring some White House policy concessions, and more.
President Biden, whose spending policies have been blamed for skyrocketing mortgage rates, is seeking ways to cut costs for homebuyers by trimming fees associated with loans and eliminating title insurance for some borrowers.
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President Biden’s ever-changing explanation for rising inflation has shifted to the dual villains of corporate greed and “shrinkflation,” but economists say he is missing the real problems: government spending and the high federal deficit.
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Pro-Palestinian demonstrations have grown more powerful and more focused since they began in October, even scoring some policy concessions from President Biden, who fears protesters’ wrath at the voting booth in November.
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Monday was business as usual on the Korean Peninsula as North Korea, flouting U.N. Security Council resolutions, test-fired a trio of short-range ballistic missiles into the East Sea/Sea of Japan a day after the top U.S. diplomat arrived for a summit in South Korea.
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Supreme Court justices seemed inclined Monday to give the government wide latitude to secretly pressure social media companies to silence dissenting voices, saying officials have the right to strenuously argue their case to the platforms.
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