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The president and Xi Jinping are set for a day of activity as China’s leader makes is first state visit in over a decade.
\n\nGOP candidates locked in crucial midterm races in Michigan are breaking with Trump over the war in Iran, AI and data centers — part of a broader trend as more Republicans across the country have started putting some distance between themselves and Trump.
\n\nBut Michigan is particularly notable given that its Senate race is one of the best pickup opportunities on the map for Republicans, and the state remains a critical presidential battleground and a national bellwether looking ahead to 2028.
\n\nVoter concerns about capitalism are rising amid the populist streak gripping American politics, according to a new national NBC News survey. But voters remain wary of socialism and the Democratic Socialists of America, even as some DSA-aligned candidates have notched high-profile primary wins this year.
\n\nPositive views of capitalism have dropped since 2018. And for the first time in nearly a decade of NBC News polling, registered voters under 30 years old have more positive views of socialism than capitalism.
\n\nTrump's strong rapport with Xi Jinping is set to be on display in Washington this…
Original source: https://www.nbcnews.com/business
