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Stockholm Cathedral’s ‘St. George and the Dragon’ oak sculpture depicts the eternal battle of good and evil.
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The White House has confirmed that tariff exemptions for automakers are being considered, amid concerns over their economic impact.
Trump Admin Sued by a Dozen States in US Trade Court Over Tariffs
The lawsuit is the latest legal challenge against the tariffs.
Everything We Know About El Salvador Deportee Abrego Garcia
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In Trade War, China’s Chokehold on US Medicine Moves Into Spotlight
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US Has Spoken to 90 Countries on Trade, Tariffs: Commerce Secretary
‘They all want to make deals,’ President Trump said. ‘But they’re going to be fair deals. They’re not going to be rip-off deals.’
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Beijing’s Cyberattack Allegation Against NSA Adds to Signs of US–China Decoupling: Analysts
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Trump Admin Intervenes in Case of Illegal Immigrant Convicted of DUI Deaths in California
The Mexican was convicted of killing a young California couple while he was driving intoxicated in 2021.
Boeing Narrows Losses on Strong Sales, Confirms China Halted Deliveries
Robust production and delivery of new commercial aircraft boosted the company’s first-quarter performance.
US Manufacturing Shows Signs of Improvement as Factory Output, Orders Tick Higher
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Supreme Court Seems Inclined to Let Energy Companies Sue California Over Emissions Rules
A federal appeals court previously halted the lawsuit, saying the companies had no right to sue.
Homeland Security Announces DOGE Overhaul of Immigration Database
The change is designed to prevent abuse of ‘outdated systems’ by illegal immigrants, according to the DHS.
FBI: Losses From Internet Crime Surged 33 Percent in 2024, Topping $16 Billion
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IMF Predicts US Fiscal Deficit to Shrink in 2025 Due to Tariffs
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Fed’s Kugler: No Rate Cuts in Sight as Inflation, Tariffs Fuel Uncertainty
Federal Reserve Gov. Adriana Kugler said the Fed should keep rates steady as inflation remains elevated and new tariffs raise fresh risks.
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