Trump sits silent amid hush money trial amid talks of sleep
Donald Trump has largely remained motionless in a Manhattan courtroom as closing arguments loom in the hush money case. Prosecution details include a former fixer’s allegations and a porn star’s testimony about a 2016 payment scheme. Analysts debate whether his quiet demeanor helps or harms his chances with the jury while his supporters vent outside.
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Trump says Haley may join his team after vote support
After Haley said she would vote for Trump in 2024 and praised his policies, Trump called her a very capable person and said she would be on his team in some form. The duo had a tense campaign year, though Haley urged broad outreach to voters who backed her. Haley spoke at Hudson Institute in Washington, D.C., where she chairs the Walter P. Stern chair, noting disagreements on foreign policy and the economy.
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Wall Street recovers losses after volatile week
U.S. stocks rose Friday as the S&P 500 gained 0.7 percent to 5,304.72, the Dow inched up, and the Nasdaq topped its intr week high. Deckers Outdoor jumped 14.2 percent after stronger quarterly results and in line revenue forecast. Ross Stores rose 7.8 percent on better profits though revenue barely beat. Analysts warn high and low income consumers diverge in spending patterns as inflation lingers. Michigan sentiment data showed consumer expectations for inflation rising less than feared.
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UAW files objection to Mercedes Alabama vote
In Montgomery the United Auto Workers accused Mercedes of intimidation and coercion during a union election at two Alabama plants. The union filed with the National Labor Relations Board seeking a new vote after workers mostly voted against joining the UAW. Mercedes says over 90 percent participated and most chose not to be represented.
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