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Freedom 250 Plans Seven Hours Of Flyovers In Most Ambitious US Aviation Event Ever Original

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By Rebeka Zeljko Verified
| The Daily Caller Verified
The nation’s capital will celebrate America’s 250th birthday Saturday with an ambitious seven-hour spectacle featuring dozens of military flyovers and demonstrations for attendees to enjoy.
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‘We Are Hypocrites’: Why Graham Platner Is Flailing With His Target Audience

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By Rebeka Zeljko Verified
| Conservative Review Verified
Democratic Senate nominee Graham Platner pitched himself to blue-collar Mainers as an oyster farmer who knows the struggles of the working class, but polls show his pitch has fallen flat. Platner holds a slight edge over Republican incumbent Sen. Susan Collins, polling two points ahead of the GOP incumbent in the latest New York Times/Siena poll, but trails Collins by over 20 points among voters with bachelor’s degrees or above.
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Why The Trump Admin Shelved His Signature Trade Deal Original

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By Rebeka Zeljko Verified
| The Daily Caller Verified
President Donald Trump’s administration Wednesday decided not to renew his signature trade deal, saying there is “more work to do.” But while the administration continues to iron out wrinkles in the trade agreement, American manufacturers could face uncertainty. The administration cited concerns about rules of origin, intellectual property, and market access with Mexico and Canada, prompting them to continue negotiations rather than simply renewing the trade deal.
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