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Washington Post editorial board slams Trump’s ‘pointless standoff’ with Powell

Washington Post editorial board slams Trump’s ‘pointless standoff’ with Powell

The Washington Post editorial criticizes President Trump’s threats to fire Fed Chair Jerome Powell, calling it a pointless standoff that could harm markets and his political standing. The editorial warns of market instability and internal damage from the ongoing feud.

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Trump teases upcoming release of UFO documents at Turning Point USA event

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Trump gets roaring ovation on Iran at Turning Point event

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