President Trump made an offer he hopes you can't refuse, $5,000 taxpayer dollars for every American adult.
He promised that giveaway totaling more than a trillion dollars if Republicans keep Congress.
Why didn't he say how it would work?
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Missouri's top election official could be held in contempt over which congressional map to use in November.
A federal judge says use the Republican-drawn map that could help the GOP gain another seat.
The state Supreme Court says don't.
With less than two months until the midterms, how does this get resolved?
Also, Apple has a new CEO and its first foldable iPhone.
Opens like a book.
Costs about $2,000.
Unfold your wallet.
What's this say about the company's strategy?
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