Child care gets a boost in the new federal spending law, but advocates say it isn’t enough
by Kimberly Adams
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They say programs designed to help low-income families are only reaching a fraction of those eligible.
Trump’s Truth Social debuts on the stock market. Here’s what you need to know.
by David Brancaccio, Alex Schroeder and Natalie White
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The people purchasing stock of the Trump Media and Technology Group are likely buying shares out of loyalty to the former president rather than faith in it as a good long-term investment, argues the University of Florida’s Jay Ritter.
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