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• Russian Reporter’s Oval Office Access Sparks Security Concerns

• Inflation Eases, but Consumer Spending Drop Signals Economic Warning

Russian Reporter’s Oval Office Access Sparks Security Concerns

A Russian state media journalist unexpectedly gained entry to the Oval Office during a meeting between former President Trump and Ukrainian President Zelensky, even as AP and Reuters were barred. The White House later claimed the TASS correspondent was not authorized and was removed upon discovery, raising concerns about security lapses. This incident follows a controversial decision to strip the White House Correspondents’ Association of control over press access, allowing hand-picked reporters instead. The move has drawn criticism, especially given past controversies involving Russian media access under the Trump administration.

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Inflation Eases, but Consumer Spending Drop Signals Economic Warning

Inflation cooled in January, with the Federal Reserve’s preferred gauge rising 2.5% annually, yet consumer spending dropped sharply by 0.2%—the biggest decline in nearly four years—raising concerns about economic stability. While seasonal factors, bad weather, and cautious consumer behavior contributed, economists warn of broader signs of slowing growth, including weaker business investment and rising jobless claims. Despite higher incomes and a rising savings rate, uncertainty around tariffs and inflation expectations is fueling economic jitters. The Fed is expected to hold rates steady in March, with a potential summer cut, but concerns remain about long-term economic resilience amid policy uncertainty.

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