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Mick Mulvaney: “Media And American People Should Be Thankful To Mr. Trump For Not Shutting Down The Government”

Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney had an unusual lecture for reporters on Tuesday about how a “good shutdown” would “fix” Washington, D.C. At Tuesday's White House press briefing, Mulvaney complained that Democrats had taken credit for “winning” negotiations over a $1 trillion spending bill. Earlier in the [...]

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Trump Says His Andrew Jackson Comments Are “OK” Because “One Day I'll Be At Mt. Rushmore Alongside Him”

During an interview with the Washington Examiner published on Monday, President Donald Trump claimed that former President Andrew Jackson was “very angry” about the American Civil War, and he would have stopped it had he still [...]

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Pat Boone Urges Government To Punish SNL “If They Laugh At Our God-Chosen President Mr. Trump One More Time”

Pat Boone, the right wing lobbyist and musical personality has been at loggerheads with the show Saturday Night Live from the time they made a skit parodying the rightists' persecution complex. He has condemned the program's cast members [...]
Demand for mortgages grows slightly as interest rates decline - CNBS

Following a month of reductions, the number of mortgage applications is now increasing as existing homeowners and prospective buyers take advantage of reduced mortgage rates, according to CNBC.[...]

9 million people received emails that mistakenly said their student loan forgiveness was approved, - CNN

The Department of Education accidentally informed around nine million people through email last month that their request for student loan forgiveness had been granted, which added to the confusion surrounding President Joe Biden's debt relief initiative.
U.S. consumer loan defaults are projected to reach a 13-year high in 2023, according to a study, - Reuters

According to predictions from TransUnion, a significant consumer credit rating firm, American consumers will default on their credit card and personal loan payments at the highest rates since 2010, according to Reuters.