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The US made three bets on China. All backfired.
For more than 50 years, what appeared to be smart policy at the time had troubling consequences for the US.
The CEO who flouted the shutdown to go public
Navan will seek to debut later today even as SEC IPO approvals sit on ice.
Trump-Xi trade deal brings rare earths reprieve
Over the past week, Trump has engineered a flurry of trade deals with Asian countries and Australia to supply the US with rare earth minerals.
Nigeria's petrol import tax risks new inflation spike
Fuel price rises have spiked inflation in Nigeria in recent years.
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Silicon Valley giants announce huge AI spending sprees
Alphabet shares rose on news of a major boost in capital expenditure, while Microsoft and Meta saw shares fall after announcing similar plans.
Benefit cuts could spur end to shutdown next week
The Senate is likely to leave Washington today even as major benefit cuts are poised to kick in over the weekend.
Republican senators defy Trump over trade policy
A Republican senator yesterday blocked Trump from imposing additional tariffs on imports of coffee, in a rare sign of public dissent among the party.
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Rural areas lag behind in cancer treatment and prevention – even as rich, urban areas increasingly leave dying from cancer in the rearview
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