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1 day ago | nj.com | Lauren Sforza

What major companies want to get a tariff exemption from President Donald Trump? After Apple CEO Tim Cook clinched an exemption from the White House for his company and the electronic industry earlier this month, other businesses are looking to also ask the president for some reprieve. The New York Times reported that top lobbying groups of major industries have asked the Trump administration to pull back its tariffs in recent days.

1 day ago | nj.com | Lauren Sforza

Fox News’s top political analyst jabbed security measures taken for a top Trump official after her purse was stolen in a D.C. restaurant over the weekend. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem’s bag was stolen while she was at a restaurant in downtown D.C. on Sunday evening, CNN first reported. A white man wearing a medical mask took off with Noem’s driver’s license, medication, apartment keys, passport, DHS access badge, makeup bag, blank checks and about $3,000 in cash.

2 days ago | nj.com | Nicole Iuzzolino

If you have been dying to get your hands on a Sol de Janeiro spray for the summer, then Walmart has the answer for you. During Walmart’s Beauty Event, lovers of Sol de Janeiro can buy the Cheirosa 59 Delicia Drench perfume for only $17, instead of $25. Retail Price: $17, instead of $25 at WalmartSo, you’ll be saving $8 off the mini version of the product.

2 days ago | nj.com | Lauren Sforza

Betting markets are taking wagers on whether President Donald Trump will fire Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth following the latest Signal messaging scandal. The New York Times reported Sunday that Hegseth created a second Signal group chat that included his wife and brother where he shared similar details of a March military attack against Houthi militants that were also sent in another chain with top officials.

2 days ago | nj.com | Lauren Sforza

U.S. Rep. Don Bacon (R-Neb.) is joining the chorus of critics demanding that President Donald Trump fire Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth amid his latest texting scandal. The New York Times first reported that Hegseth created another Signal messaging chat with his wife and brother where he shared similar details of a March military airstrike against Yemen’s Houthi militants that were sent in a separate group with top administration officials.