Canadian PM Carney to Meet Trump at White House
Newly elected Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said he will visit President Donald Trump in Washington on Tuesday amid the ongoing trade war. The Liberal victory signals voters’ rebuke of Trump’s policies, while Carney vows a strong economy and tougher Canada‑U.S. terms.
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Housing affordability tightens as prices and rates rise
Rising mortgage rates and higher listing prices push the national median home price toward $431,250 and require an annual income of about $114,000 for a 20 percent down 30-year mortgage. Today's rate around 6.76 percent, six-year rise to six figures, with standout metros like San Francisco Los Angeles New York and Boston topping $200,000. Listings up with 30.6 percent growth year over year, price cuts at 18 percent, and buyers gaining more choices as sellers ease pricing.
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Microsoft raises Xbox prices amid tariffs and market changes
Microsoft raised recommended retail pricing for Xbox Series S and X to 379.99 and 599.99 respectively, with controllers and headsets affected, and new first party games priced at 79.99. The moves accompany tariff uncertainty and broader cost pressures cited by Microsoft, affecting Europe, the UK, Australia, and other regions. Sony followed with PS5 price hikes in several markets.
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Budget plan trims nondefense, boosts defense by hundreds of billions
The proposed plan cuts global and domestic programs, including reducing State Department and USAID funding by 84 percent and slashing HHS and Education Department allocations, while Defense rises by 113.3 billion and Homeland Security by 42.3 billion. Debt load cited at 36 trillion with deficits near 2 trillion annually.
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Chiefs face funding cuts risk in small markets
Public broadcasting faces steep funding threats as Trump administration moves to curb institutions with opposed viewpoints. The shift pressures local stations reliant on public money while lawmakers avoid appearing to close district stations, marking a historically serious challenge to the system.
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