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Article Summaries for February 2026
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There Are No Good Reasons to Subsidize Stadiums. Governments Keep Doing It.
Read more: There Are No Good Reasons to Subsidize Stadiums. Governments Keep Doing It.Despite decades of economic evidence showing that publicly funded sports stadiums fail to deliver promised benefits, governments continue to spend billions subsidizing wealthy team owners, often at the expense of taxpayers and public trust.
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Article Summaries for December 2025
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Article Summaries for January 2026
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Donald J. Trump: “My Tariffs Have Brought America Back”
Read more: Donald J. Trump: “My Tariffs Have Brought America Back”President Donald Trump argues that his sweeping tariffs have produced extraordinary economic growth, low inflation, booming investment, and enhanced national security, proving critics wrong.
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Trump Cabinet Meeting January 2026: Drug Price Cuts, Venezuela Reopening, LA Wildfire Federal Intervention Announced
Read more: Trump Cabinet Meeting January 2026: Drug Price Cuts, Venezuela Reopening, LA Wildfire Federal Intervention AnnouncedPresident Trump’s January 29, 2026 Cabinet meeting revealed major policy developments: Most Favored Nation drug pricing agreements with 16 pharmaceutical companies will reduce prescription costs 75-90%, commercial airspace over Venezuela reopens following military operations, and EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin will oversee LA wildfire permitting after a year of state delays. Trump also announced plans to…
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Trump Returns to Iowa to Tout Economic Achievements and Rally Support for 2026 Midterms
Read more: Trump Returns to Iowa to Tout Economic Achievements and Rally Support for 2026 MidtermsPresident Trump returned to Iowa on January 27, 2026, celebrating first-year economic achievements including $18 trillion in new investments, year-round E-15 ethanol approval, historic prescription drug price reductions, and major agricultural trade victories—while launching his 2026 midterm campaign with warnings that Republican losses could reverse tax cuts and economic progress.
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White House Press Briefing: Leavitt Defends Immigration Enforcement After Minneapolis Shooting, Demands Minnesota Cooperation
Read more: White House Press Briefing: Leavitt Defends Immigration Enforcement After Minneapolis Shooting, Demands Minnesota CooperationWhite House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt on January 26, 2026 announced that President Trump spoke directly with Governor Tim Walz demanding Minnesota implement three specific measures to cooperate with ICE operations following a shooting that killed Renee Good and Alex Pretti. Leavitt blamed Democratic leaders for “deliberate and hostile resistance” that created dangerous conditions for…
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U.S. Income Rises, Spending Outpaces Saving in Late 2025, BEA Reports
Read more: U.S. Income Rises, Spending Outpaces Saving in Late 2025, BEA ReportsNew BEA data show U.S. personal income rose in October and November 2025, but consumer spending increased more rapidly. Inflation stayed moderate while the personal saving rate fell, signaling continued consumer-driven growth with rising financial pressure on households.
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Wichita City Council Elects Glasscock Vice Mayor Amid Sales Tax Controversy – January 13, 2026
Read more: Wichita City Council Elects Glasscock Vice Mayor Amid Sales Tax Controversy – January 13, 2026Dalton Glasscock elected Wichita Vice Mayor for 2026 as Council debates delaying March 3 sales tax vote. Mayor Wu’s motion to hold special meeting fails 3-4. Full coverage of park funding, transit issues, and emergency communications.
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Wichita Council Votes 5-2 to Keep March Sales Tax Election
Read more: Wichita Council Votes 5-2 to Keep March Sales Tax ElectionOn January 14, 2026, the Wichita City Council voted 5-2 to proceed with a March 3 sales tax election despite new information about increased costs and polling disruptions. The special meeting, called by Mayor Lily Wu, featured passionate testimony from 22 speakers about the proposed $850 million, 7-year sales tax. Election Commissioner Laura Rainwater revealed…
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Trump Jan 2026 Briefing: Operation Midnight Hammer, Gulf of America & Border Claims
Read more: Trump Jan 2026 Briefing: Operation Midnight Hammer, Gulf of America & Border ClaimsOn Jan 20, 2026, President Trump marked his administration’s first anniversary. He touted “Operation Midnight Hammer” against Iran , claimed a 77% drop in the trade deficit , and declared the border “secure” with zero illegal entries.