The consultant, Arthur Schwartz, has close ties to Trump’s orbit and helped shepherd Pete Hegseth’s defense secretary bid through the Senate.
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Top government watchdog from NC ends battle to keep job after being fired by Trump
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Head of watchdog agency ends lawsuit to stop his firing by Trump
Trump can fire government watchdog fighting for federal employees, appeals court rules
The government watchdog who has been getting federal workers temporarily reinstated after arguing their terminations were illegal will be fired and removed from office, a federal appeals court has ruled.
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GOP will 'hand gavel back to Schumer' after poll shows bad news for NC senator: Trump adviserOne of the U.S. Senate races that will be closely watched in the 2026 midterms in the one in North Carolina, where conservative GOP Sen. Thom Tillis is up for reelection. For Tillis, two hurdles lie ahead: a GOP primary and the general election.
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While President Donald Trump made many assurances during his marathon speech to a joint session of Congress Tuesday night, likely no comment caused ears in Tidewater to perk up like his comment about shipbuilding.
President Donald Trump’s efforts to drastically cut federal spending and slash the federal workforce are already having an impact in North Carolina.
President Donald Trump earlier this week promoted tariffs as a way to bring furniture-making manufacturing to North Carolina.
Trump told reporters in the Oval Office that he has discussed moving student loans to either Treasury or Commerce or the SBA.
Will Trump’s tariffs lead to higher taxes? Here’s how North Carolina could be affected
With tariffs in place, North Carolina residents can expect to pay more in taxes this year. Here’s how much your taxes could go up, which products will be affected and when the p
The Latest: Trump delays more tariffs amid economic fears
Wall Street is having another tough day amid anxiety over President Donald Trump’s often-changing tariff proposals
Trump could back off on some tariffs today … again
Just after the stock market had its second freak-out in a row, just after businesses around the country planned “what are we going to do now” board meetings, just after Canada and China retaliated with tariffs of their own,
Trump has reportedly discussed the possibility of adjusting engagement to favor allies that spend a set amount of GDP on defense.
The decision comes after Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said that tariffs on both Mexico and Canada would "likely" be delayed.
Despite Trump granting another temporary reprieve on some tariffs on Mexico and Canada, the market remained volatile.
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