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  • Business and Economy Reporter, NBC News
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Business and Economy Reporter @NBCNews | Previously: @yahoofinance, @people | Georgetown alum | 📸 IG: @alliecanaltv | Get in touch: Allie.Canal@nbcuni.com
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White House teleprompter operator allegedly made over $90,000 betting on Trump’s speeches

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By Rob Wile Verified, Allie Canal Verified, Doha Madani Verified
| NBC News Verified
White House teleprompter operator allegedly made over $90,000 betting on Trump’s speeches Gabriel Perez, a technical assistant to the president, is in talks to settle with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission over the allegations.
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Kalshi looks to expand contracts related to air travel delays

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By Grace Thomas, Samantha Elkins, Allie Canal Verified
| NBC News Verified
Kalshi looks to expand contracts related to air travel delays Users could bet on whether more than half of scheduled flights at an airport will be canceled ahead of an expected blizzard.
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Even if inflation cooled in June, experts say price pressure isn’t over Original

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By Steve Kopack Verified, Allie Canal Verified
| NBC News Verified
July 14, 2026, 5:00 AM EDT Inflation will likely remain a headache even if the rate of price increases slowed in June. The Bureau of Labor Statistics is set to report the consumer price index for last month at 8:30 a.m. ET on Tuesday. Many economists expect to see a decline in the overall headline number thanks to falling energy prices.
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