Did J.D. Vance Just Make His 2028 Pitch?

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Luke Vargas 0:29
Did JD Vance just test the waters for a 2028 campaign? Plus, investors hold their breath before today's pivotal US inflation report, and we'll look back on 25 years of the global war on terror.
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It's Friday, September eleventh. I'm Luke Vargas for the Wall Street Journal, and here is the AM edition of What's News, the top headlines and business stories moving your world today. Доз Д. Д. Ванц ванна бе президент?
J.D. Vance 1:10
I gotta say it's it's pretty cool to hear a crowd that is this fired up chant your name. So go ahead and do it again.
Luke Vargas 1:18
The vice president delivered a primetime speech at Republicans' midterm convention last night and met with chance of forty-eight, a reference to a potential campaign to succeed Donald Trump. He tried to change the topic but didn't put those rumors to bed.
J.D. Vance 1:32
Can we please we gotta take care of business this November, then we'll worry about what comes next.
Luke Vargas 1:37
Vance is a leading presidential contender according to early polls, as is Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who was notably absent from the GOP convention as he wraps up a diplomatic tour of South America. Pressed by reporters, Rubio said he doesn't know what the future holds and has, quote, no plans at this time. In California, Governor Gavin Newsom has signed over a dozen bills regulating addictive social media features and AI-driven chatbots used by kids.
Gavin Newsom 2:05
This is about actually addressing the problem, the scrolling, the algorithms. This is about addressing the substantive issue around the engineering. And that's what makes this truly. A significant and consequential bill, and truly something we're proud to claim is a nation leading bill in terms of addressing social media harms to our kids sixteen and younger.
Luke Vargas 2:27
The legislation targets features such as autoplay and technology that relies on user information to decide which content to show.

What does J.D. Vance’s prime‑time speech reveal about a potential 2028 presidential run?

Luke Vargas 2:35
California is also leading the charge on regulating AI chatbots with a new law requiring parental controls and suicide crisis protocols, expanding child privacy protections, and targeting AI-generated sexual depictions of minors. The push follows Meta's recent $18 billion legal settlement over its platform's impact on teenagers, though tech companies maintain that delivering a tailored experience is part of what makes the platforms valuable for teens. It's CPI day with U.S. consumer inflation data due out at 8:30 a.m. Eastern. It's a final key data point ahead of next week's closely watched Fed meeting, the outcome of which remains uncertain. Analysts say that any indication that inflation has accelerated could be a green light for a rate hike.
Luke Vargas 3:25
Global markets are largely in a holding pattern ahead of that report, with all eyes on the tenure Treasury yield and whether it Reaches five percent. Keep your eyes on WSJ.com throughout the day for our analysis on what the bond route means for the US economy and stock market. Prediction Markets platform Calci is looking to expand its push into perpetual futures. Known as perps, those contracts let traders bet around the clock and amass leverage on certain positions, leverage that's heightened given their lack of an expiration date. Calci and Coinbase this year want approval to launch perps tied to cryptocurrencies, but Calci is going beyond that, launching futures. Futures tied to gold and silver yesterday, and as we report, Iing perps tied to 60 popular ETFs and stocks.
Luke Vargas 4:14
Journal reporter Alexander Ossipovich has more.

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