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Public Demonstration: A significant pro-Europe rally took place in Rome, with thousands advocating for stronger European unity and cooperation.

The demonstration occurs on ongoing debates over the European Union's military strategy and defense spending.

Several EU leaders and Italian politicians attended, emphasizing the importance of solidarity in addressing continental challenges.

Public Sentiment: Participants expressed concerns over external threats and the need for a cohesive defense policy to ensure regional stability.

The rally underscores growing public interest in the EU's role on the global stage and may influence upcoming policy decisions.

Current U.S. job market conditions resemble those of the 1990s dot-com era, prompting concerns about a potential economic downturn.
High expectations from artificial intelligence (AI) investments may not materialize, potentially leading to a market correction.
Worker shortages and sectoral imbalances, coupled with geopolitical tensions and domestic policy challenges, add to economic uncertainties.
Ongoing trade wars, global supply chain reconfiguration, and political uncertainty in the U.S. are increasing market volatility
Rising interest rates and inflation are softening consumer demand, especially in discretionary sectors, reducing revenue forecasts.
Many institutional investors are shifting towards defensive assets like bonds and gold, signaling growing concern over a market pullback.

President Donald Trump signed an executive order initiating the process to dismantle the Department of Education.
The plan aims to reallocate federal education funds directly to states and local communities to enhance localized control over educational policies.
Supporters argue this move will reduce federal overreach, while critics fear it may lead to disparities in educational quality across states.
The transition is expected to occur over the next two years, with a task force established to oversee the process.