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17-07-2025
US President Donald Trump announced on social media that Coca-Cola has agreed to switch from using corn syrup to cane sugar in its US products. While Coca-Cola did not explicitly confirm the change, they expressed appreciation for Trump's enthusiasm and hinted at upcoming innovations. The move has sparked controversy, with corn farmers and the Corn Refiners Association expressing concerns about job losses and the impact on farm income.
Entities: Donald Trump, Coca-Cola, Robert F Kennedy Jr, United States, Corn Refiners Association • Tone: neutral • Sentiment: neutral • Intent: inform
17-07-2025
President Donald Trump announced that Coca-Cola will change its American recipe to use real cane sugar, a move he claims credit for. The company has not confirmed the change but expressed appreciation for Trump's enthusiasm. The development comes amid Trump's second term, where he has shown significant influence over corporate America.
Entities: Donald Trump, Coca-Cola, United States, Russia, Jeffrey Epstein • Tone: neutral • Sentiment: neutral • Intent: inform
17-07-2025
The article analyzes President Donald Trump's behavior and its impact on his poll numbers. Trump's erratic and angry behavior, including his potential firing of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and his defense of his administration's handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case, has contributed to his low approval ratings. Despite some significant victories, such as the Supreme Court ruling allowing the gutting of the Education Department, Trump's actions have been seen as reckless and divisive. A new CNN poll shows that Trump's approval rating remains low, with only 37% of respondents believing he is concentrating on the right issues. The article suggests that Trump's willingness to push his powers to the limit and his reliance on pliant GOP majorities in Congress have allowed him to maintain his presidency despite low public support.
Entities: Donald Trump, Jerome Powell, Jeffrey Epstein, Federal Reserve, White House • Tone: neutral • Sentiment: negative • Intent: analyze
17-07-2025
The Trump administration has fired or demoted over 20 inspectors general or acting inspectors general since taking office, creating a chilling effect on government accountability. Inspectors general offices, meant to be independent, are now operating with fear, and many are without permanent leaders. The administration's actions have raised concerns about the impact on investigations and the ability to uncover waste, fraud, and abuse. Despite the administration's claims of bringing 'integrity and transparency' to government, many current and former staff members fear retribution and are hesitant to pursue certain investigations.
Entities: Donald Trump, René L. Rocque, The New York Times, Congress, Inspectors General • Tone: neutral • Sentiment: negative • Intent: inform