Harris seeks to turn Biden economics into campaign edge
Harris faces a test as she nears the Democratic nomination. The economy shows a strong jobs rebound and wage gains, but persistently high inflation, rising costs for housing and goods, and uneven sentiment complicate turning the Biden economic record into a political advantage. Analysts note wage gains offset some price hikes, yet many households feel financial strain and worry about the direction of the country.
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Mexico president downplays violence driving migrants to Guatemala
Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador thanked Guatemala for helping about 580 Mexicans who fled Chiapas due to cartel violence. He minimized the violence, said Mexico is large with conflicts, and promised National Guard security while Guatemalan officials noted families fled to Cuisco as gun battles and cartel abuses forced them to cross.
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Netanyahu and Trump seek Gaza cease-fire talks amid cooling ties
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu works to mend relations with Donald Trump during a stop in Florida. He expressed cautious optimism about U S mediated cease-fire talks and hostages release as both leaders seek to bolster support among conservatives and restore their alliance after growing tensions over the Gaza war. The visit highlighted U S partisan divisions on Israel Hamas policy while Netanyahu pushes toward a deal and Trump signals openness to mediation. The leaders aim to leverage their partnership for political gains and regional stability.
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Zelenskiy adviser calls peace with Russia a deal with the devil
Mykhailo Podolyak, adviser to Ukrainian President Zelenskiy, warns that signing a settlement with Russia would be a deal with the devil. He says such an agreement would only buy time for Moscow and prolong war with harsher casualties and new violence, amid Western pressure and front-line strain.
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