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Dollar General has recently come under the microscope as its fiscal fourth-quarter results reveal a company grappling with the real-life implications of a struggling economy. Despite narrowly beating Wall Street revenue expectations—reporting $10.3 billion against predictions of $10.26 billion—the profit margins tell a different story. CEO Todd Vasos conveyed a grim message during the company’s
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When examining the architecture of America’s economy, few policies can erect—or undermine—structures as significative as tariffs. The recent measures proposed by President Donald Trump, particularly the potential implementation of 25% tariffs on goods from Canada and Mexico, could add a staggering $10,000 to the price of an average new home. According to the National Association
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In a landscape marred by corporate greed and deceptive practices, New York Attorney General Letitia James is stepping up to protect the financial well-being of consumers and small businesses. The newly proposed Fostering Affordability and Integrity through Reasonable Business Act stands as a monumental shift against a backdrop of federal inaction and negligence towards consumer
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In an extraordinary move that underscores the tension between state authority and federal administration, twenty state attorneys general have banded together to challenge the Trump administration’s brazen attempt to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education. This lawsuit not only reflects the critical role that education plays in our society but also serves as a warning
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In a world where safety increasingly battles against existential threats, RhineMetall’s substantial growth signals a pivotal shift in how countries approach defense spending. The German arms manufacturer recently projected a remarkable 25-30% rise in sales for 2025, a testament to both the urgency for advanced military capabilities and the newfound willingness of European governments to
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