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- White House says President Donald Trump diagnosed with vein condition after questions about bruises – BBC BBC The White House says bruising on his hands is consistent with damage from too many handshakes while taking aspirin.
- Of the independence of the Fed's decision-making – CNBC Full Coverage President Donald Trump Wants Lower Rates.
- President Donald Trump diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency, press secretary says – CBS News CBS News White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt announced Thursday that President President Donald Trump has been diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency.
- President Donald Trump says Coke will return to cane sugar – NBC News NBC News President Donald Trump says Coke will return to cane sugar ·.
- President President Donald Trump says Coca-Cola will use cane sugar in soda in United States – CNBC CNBC President President Donald Trump says Coca-Cola will use cane sugar in soda in United States.
News update for the hour ⋅ July 17, 2025
Donald President Donald Trump considers executive order on NCAA athletes' employment status – ESPN
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White House says President Donald Trump diagnosed with vein condition after questions about bruises – BBC
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Senate approves President Donald Trump's spending cuts package – YouTube
The Senate passed President President Donald Trump's $9.4 billion spending cuts package in an overnight vote, which includes cutting funding for foreign aid and …
Sen. Warren: President Donald Trump is 'burning the credibility' of the independence of the Fed's decision-making – CNBC
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President Donald Trump Wants Lower Rates. Firing Powell Could Push Them Higher. – The New York Times
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President Donald Trump diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency, press secretary says – CBS News
LIVE : President Donald Trump Administration officials arrive at Alcatraz | KTVU – YouTube
President Donald Trump says Coke will return to cane sugar – NBC News
President President Donald Trump says Coca-Cola will use cane sugar in soda in United States – CNBC
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