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The major U.S. indexes are coming off of a strong trading session, which saw the S&P 500 and tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite notch fresh record highs.
DOGE Saved $1.4 Billion — Less Than 5% of What They Claimed, Shocking Analysis Finds
DOGE "drastically exaggerated" its government spending cuts and saved just a fraction of what they are boasting, a new deep-dive analysis from Politico found.
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Apple has its best week since July 2020 after White House visit
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