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ABC Pulls Jimmy Kimmel Live After Government Pressure
ABC yanks Kimmel after government pushback, Nvidia’s $5B Intel gamble could reshape the AI race under Trump’s turnaround plan, Elizabeth Warren blasts Trump over reporting rules, and Powell’s rate cut hits your cash, credit, and portfolio.

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ABC pulls Jimmy Kimmel Live after Charlie Kirk comments. Nvidia places a $5 billion bet on Intel, potentially reshaping the AI chip race under President Trump’s economic agenda. Elizabeth Warren goes after Trump over his plan to end quarterly reports. And Fed Chair Jerome Powell cuts rates, here’s what that means for your wallet.
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ABC Pulls Jimmy Kimmel Live Indefinitely After Government Pressure
ABC has yanked Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night show indefinitely after remarks about conservative activist Charlie Kirk drew pushback from the Trump administration. Nexstar Media Group and other affiliates are already dropping the program. This clash between media and government could have ripple effects for Disney shareholders.
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Powell Cuts Rates: Here’s How It Hits Your Cash, Credit, and Portfolio
The Fed delivered a long-awaited quarter-point cut, with Wall Street betting on two more before year-end. We show you exactly how Powell’s move could impact your savings, loans, credit cards, and investments.
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Nvidia’s $5 Billion Bet on Intel Could Reshape the AI Chip Race—And Trump’s Turnaround Plan
Nvidia’s massive investment in Intel isn’t just about chips—it’s about cementing U.S. leadership in AI under Trump’s industrial policy. Here’s how this deal could alter the semiconductor landscape, investor sentiment, and your tech portfolio.
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Elizabeth Warren Slams Trump’s Push to End Quarterly Reports
Senator Elizabeth Warren is taking direct aim at Trump’s push to scrap quarterly earnings reports. We break down her arguments, Trump’s counter, and what a reporting overhaul would really mean for transparency and stock volatility.
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