US April Inflation Climbs to 3-Year High, Vance Admits 'Not Ideal'
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US Vice President JD Vance unexpectedly deviated from the Trump administration's usual optimistic tone, admitting that April's consumer inflation was "not ideal." US consumer inflation rose 3.8% year-on-year in April, a three-year high, mainly driven by rising energy prices linked to Trump's war against Iran. This admission marks a shift from the administration's previous stance, with the issue expected to significantly impact the upcoming midterm elections.