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Christina Wilkie

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  • Senior Editor, CNBC
Washington, D.C.
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Covers:  national politics, us congress, lobbying, white house, political campaigns, congress, politics, washington dc
Doesn't Cover: charity events, consumer products, healthcare
Senior Politics Editor at @CNBC. Raising 3 lovely people. Bluegrass picker. Signal: 202-286-6875, or christina.wilkie@nbcuni.com

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Christina Wilkie is a political reporter at The Huffington Post based in Washington D.C., where she covers lobbying, special interests, and the Beltway influence game. Prior to joining HuffPost, Wilkie wrote the "In the Know" column for The Hill. She is a graduate of Trinity College and held staff positions at The Brookings Institution and The Aspen Institute before pursuing journalism. Wilkie can be reached at christina.wilkie@huffingtonpost.com.

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Bank of America considers new credit card capped at 10% interest Original

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By Christina Wilkie Verified, Christine Romans Verified, Steve Kopack Verified
| NBC News Verified
Bank of America is considering whether to offer a credit card with interest capped at 10% for a year, a person familiar with the bank’s thinking told NBC News on Thursday. President Donald Trump recently called for a universal credit card interest rate cap of 10% for one year, a prospect that has raised alarm among credit card issuers.
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Economía, inmigración y salarios: qué fue cierto y qué no en el discurso de Trump

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By Steve Kopack Verified, Christina Wilkie Verified, Julia Ainsley Verified
| Telemundo Verified
Dic. 18, 2025, 10:31 AM EST Por Steve Kopack, Christina Wilkie y Julia Ainsley — NBC News El presidente, Donald Trump, presentó el miércoles por la noche una rápida sucesión de afirmaciones sobre el impacto económico, militar y social del primer año de su segundo Gobierno. Algunas fueron precisas o cercanas a la realidad, pero otras parecieron engañosas o incorrectas.
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Fact-checking Trump: Economy, wages, immigration and more Original

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By Steve Kopack Verified, Christina Wilkie Verified, Julia Ainsley Verified
| NBC News Verified
President Donald Trump on Wednesday evening offered a rapid-fire series of claims about the economic, military and societal impact of the first year of his second administration — some accurate or close to reality, while others appeared to be either misleading or wrong. Trump covered a wide variety of topics in the 18-minute speech, touching on everything from wages and employment to the strength of the military and his efforts to address illegal immigration.
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