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  • US Political Correspondent and Deputy Washington Bureau Chief, Financial Times
Washington, D.C.
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US political correspondent and deputy Washington bureau chief for the @ft.
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Voters sour on Trump’s handling of inflation and grocery prices — FT poll

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By Lauren Fedor , Ian Hodgson
| Financial Times
Donald Trump’s approval ratings on US inflation and the economy slid sharply in May, according to a new FT poll that shows voters souring...
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Steve Hilton, Tory aide turned California’s would-be governor

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By George Parker , Lauren Fedor , Jim Pickard 
| Financial Times
Steve Hilton left London in 2012 for California, mocked as the Conservative “blue sky”, barefoot political adviser whose ill-fated ideas...
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Republican-controlled House deals symbolic blow to Trump over Iran war

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By Lauren Fedor , Abigail Hauslohner 
| The Irish Times
The Republican-controlled US House of Representatives has passed a resolution to block Donald Trump from carrying out more strikes on Iran without congressional approval, in lawmakers’ first major rebuke of the US president’s war in the Middle East. The House of Representatives voted 215-208 on Wednesday night in support of a war powers resolution, with four Republican lawmakers siding with all of the Democrats in an attempt to rein in the president’s powers.
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