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Donald Trump, the president of the United States, is known for his financial gestures to his close entourage and popular economic promises to strengthen his political support.
The White House press service stepped up to defend presidential generosity. The amounts received by Natalie Harp and her two colleagues are equivalent to a 30% bonus compared to their annual salary.
“Midterms”: Trump promises a “dividend” of $5,000 per citizen if his party maintains control of Congress
The American president specified that this sum should be spent only “in the United States”.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
If the Republicans lose control of Congress in the midterms, Trump will not deliver on his promise of a $5,000 dividend per citizen.
Likely · Within months

During the Reconquête summer universities at the Pyramides of Port-Marly, Éric Zemmour and Sarah Knafo spoke, suggesting an official candidacy in the fall, with 350 sponsorship promises already claimed.

According to exit polls published when polling stations closed in Sweden, the left-wing opposition would obtain 51.3% of the vote, ahead of the alliance between the right and the far right of the Sweden Democrats at 46.8%. Left-wing supporters celebrated the retreat of the far right, while the outgoing government coalition gained new momentum in the final days of campaigning.

Marine Le Pen delivered a thematic speech rather than general policy, emphasizing purchasing power and housing as pillars of her presidential campaign, including a reduction in VAT on energy and a plan for access to property.

Marine Le Pen held her first presidential campaign meeting at the Abbaye d'Hénin-Beaumont space in Pas-de-Calais, after two weeks of campaigning considered chaotic, surrounded by activists and elected officials from the National Rally, although the official campaign launch awaits the party congress in Orléans on October 24 and 25.

Le Figaro reveals an internal government document providing for a temporary increase in the ceilings for family donations and a drastic reduction in taxation on traditional donations, while Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu launches a consultation on the deindexation of pensions in a letter obtained by the newspaper.
The leader of the Socialist Party Olivier Faure criticizes the rapprochement of François Hollande and Raphaël Glucksmann with the center-right, while describing Jean-Luc Mélenchon as a competitor. He mentions a possible parliamentary alliance with LFI.