Today is Wednesday, December 10th. We'll tell you about President Trump's economic message as he returns to rallies, just as Democrats are picking up more political momentum.

Also, what to know about the world's first social media ban for kids, how it's supposed to work, and why other countries are taking note.

Plus, women's advancement in corporate America seems to be slipping. A popular student loan payment program is

ending. And the most popular TikTok song of 2025 actually came out six decades ago. Those stories

and even more news coming up. Welcome, welcome to The Newsworthy. All the day's news in around 10

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Thanks so much for being here. You ready? Let's do this. President Trump is working to ease

Americans' concerns about the economy by visiting voters around the country. Last night, Trump gave a speech in Pennsylvania at the first of a series of rallies he has planned. There, the president told supporters Americans are doing well under his administration and that, quote, inflation is stopped. Though we should know the closely watched Consumer Price Index shows prices for many goods and services have actually gone up since Trump returned to the White House.

That's not the case for gas prices, though, and Trump mentioned a few times last night about how they are

going down. Plus, he pointed out how the stock market is doing well. Trump also went off script to

touch on other issues like immigration. At one point, he compared America's sealed borders to North

Koreas, and he promised his deportation campaign

will mean more jobs and better wages for Americans. President Trump also claimed that under President

Biden, 100% of new jobs were going to migrants and that now under him, 100% are going to American citizens.

But no numbers actually support that. It was Trump's first speech

outside of Washington in months. As he explained it, he was told to start campaigning again to help

protect Republicans in the upcoming midterms. It comes as Democrats have been showing some momentum.

Just yesterday, Miami voters elected a Democrat as their next mayor. That will make her Miami's

first Democratic mayor

in nearly 30 years and its first woman mayor ever. She won despite the fact that President Trump,

Florida's governor, and both of Florida's U.S. senators backed her Republican challenger.

It caps off a pretty successful election year for Democrats around the country after last month's

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