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Romanian Pro-EU Candidate Dan on Track to Win Presidency: Exit Poll
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The Transportation Department and FAA have deployed an emergency task force and implemented series of fixes to address the issues at Newark airport.
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China Imposes Anti-Dumping Tariffs on Plastics From US, EU, Japan, and Taiwan
The duties on a type of engineering plastic include 74.9 percent on U.S. imports and 34.5 percent on European Union imports, among others.
Mike Pence Says He’s Ruling Out Another White House Run
‘I don’t see that in my future,’ the former vice president said.
US Appeals Court Lifts Block on Trump Executive Order Targeting Federal Union
The appeals court’s majority said the union had failed to show that it would suffer the type of irreparable harm that would justify the preliminary injunction.
Chinese Regime Claims It Bears No Responsibility for US Fentanyl Crisis
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Bessent Says He Doesn’t ‘Put Much Credence’ in Moody’s Downgrade
Treasury secretary said that growing the economy faster is more important than ’the potential growth of the debt.’
FDA Approves New COVID-19 Vaccine, With Restrictions
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The Life Story of Opera Singer Frederica von Stade
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China’s New COVID‑19 Report Exposes CCP’s Biggest Fear, Analysts Say
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Foreign Holdings of US Treasuries Reach All-Time High in March
The United Kingdom overtook China as the United States’ second-biggest foreign creditor.
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