Talk in Washington today is being dominated by speculation about who Donald Trump will pick as his running mate. The latest economic outlook is showing glimmers of hope - but why is the public feeling less positive? And the latest Supreme Court rulings are sowing confusion as ethics questions persist. Ron Elving is a Senior Editor and Correspondent, Washington Desk for NPR news [5ea07f93].
The latest economic outlook is showing signs of improvement, with glimmers of hope on the horizon. However, despite these positive indicators, the public sentiment towards the economy seems to be less positive. This raises the question of why there is a disconnect between the improving economic outlook and the public's perception [5ea07f93].
The latest Supreme Court rulings have also been a topic of discussion in Washington. These rulings have raised questions about ethics and have sown confusion among the public. The persistence of these ethics questions adds to the uncertainty surrounding the Supreme Court's decisions [5ea07f93].