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Trump says Belarus can offer America a better fertilizer price while Lukashenko points to a major obstacle.
Catherine Rampell and JVL break down the latest economic warning signs, from surging Treasury yields and 7% mortgage rates to the fallout from the Iran war and rising energy prices.
Higher fuel costs are hitting drivers in the wallet, prompting debate about what's causing the rise and its lasting effects.
Every time a president demands cheap money, your savings account and your mortgage balance end up on opposite sides of the same trade. Knowing which side you are on changes what you should do next.
From his high-profile address to the UN General Assembly to his high-stakes White House summit with Chinese leader Xi Jinping, US President Donald Trump this week was looking to reassert himself on the world stage.
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Air Force One flyover: Trump attends a big college football game that could disrupt communications
When President Donald Trump attends Saturday's Texas vs. Tennessee college football game, it could mean more than tougher traffic and extra long security lines for fans. The disruptions caused by Trump's visit could go all the way to the game on the field,