21:40, Wed, Sep 24, 2025 Updated: 22:10, Wed, Sep 24, 2025 American President Donald Trump is often hitting the headlines for controversial comments and unpredictable decisions - but now Channel 4 ...

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American President Donald Trump is often hitting the headlines for controversial comments and unpredictable decisions - but now Channel 4 think they know exactly why he is so "out there". The third ...

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U.S. consumers kept buying discretionary goods in August — as they have all year — but signs indicate they’ll be tough customers at the holidays. Last month, retail sales rose 5.5% in the segments ...