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Senior House Republican Warns Trump’s Falling Approval Ratings Making Midterms “Tough”

A senior House Republican has raised concerns about President Donald Trump’s popularity, warning that his standing with voters is complicating the party’s midterm election outlook. Representative French Hill of Arkansas, a prominent Republican voice in the House, acknowledged that Trump’s “lack of favorability” is creating “tough” political conditions heading into the 2026 midterm cycle. The…

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Karl Rove Warns Ken Paxton He Will Lose Senate Race Without A Debate Against Talarico

Republican strategist Karl Rove believes Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton will lose his Senate bid if he refuses to debate Democratic challenger state Rep. James Talarico. Rove made the striking prediction during a Wednesday appearance at The Economic Club of Chicago, sharing the stage with prominent Democratic strategist David Axelrod. “If he doesn’t debate, I…

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AST SpaceMobile (ASTS) Surges On Takeover Speculation After New Executive Severance Disclosures

AST SpaceMobile (ASTS) is drawing intense market attention after a recent SEC filing detailing updated executive change-of-control severance plans ignited widespread acquisition rumors. The disclosure outlined a revised change-of-control payout structure covering the company’s CEO and senior executive leadership team, triggering immediate speculation among retail traders. Retail trading platforms quickly interpreted the new severance arrangements…

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RTX Lands $511.5M Navy Radar Contract To Expand AN/SPY-6(V) Production Through 2031

RTX Corporation (RTX) subsidiary Raytheon has secured a $511.5 million modification contract to purchase spares and exercise options for hardware production of the AN/SPY-6(V) family of radars. The contract was awarded by the Naval Sea Systems Command in Washington, D.C., extending Raytheon’s role as a key supplier of advanced naval radar systems. Work under the…

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September Jobs Report Shocks Markets As Payrolls Rise Just 29,000 And Unemployment Climbs To 4.2%

The U.S. labor market stumbled badly in September, producing far fewer jobs than economists had anticipated and raising fresh questions about the economy’s momentum. Nonfarm payrolls rose a seasonally adjusted 29,000 for the month, well short of the 84,000 gain that economists surveyed by Dow Jones had forecast heading into the report. The unemployment rate…

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