Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney to visit US President Donald Trump at the Oval office on Tuesday ○
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Carney's upcoming visit to the White House comes in the context of ongoing trade conflicts between the two countries, along with Trump's threats to annex Canada as the 51st state of the US.
US attacks Yemen port again; Houthis launch missiles at Israel ○
US srtike is on same Yemeni port in Hodeidah that killed at least 80 people last month.
Trump administration designates two Haitian gangs as ‘terrorist groups’ ○
The US has taken hard line against gangs in Haiti while reducing involvement in efforts to address violence there.
US asks judge to break up Google’s ad tech business after requesting Chrome sale ○
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a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International
After Google lost its first monopoly trial, government asks it to sell off units of its core internet ads business
Google on Friday faced a demand by the US government to break up its hugely profitabl…
US lawmakers urge SEC to delist Alibaba and Chinese companies ○
Heads of congressional panels say Baidu, JD.com and others have military links that pose ‘unacceptable risk’ to investors
Online retailer stuns shoppers by abruptly halting packages from China as Trump's tariff rules kick in ○
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a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail
Bargain fast-fashion chain Temu has halted all shipments into the US from China.
Puerto Rico drops climate lawsuit after DoJ sues states to block threats to big oil ○
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a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International
Territory’s voluntary move comes as Trump administration makes good on pledge to end lawsuits against oil and gas
Puerto Rico has voluntarily dismissed its 2024 climate lawsuit against big oil, a Frid…
Trade talks will be key next week for a market striving to leave tariff turmoil behind ○
Investors are hopeful progress with any of the U.S.'s key trading partners will mean stocks have turned a corner and have put in a bottom.
Trade talks will be key next week for a market striving to leave tariff turmoil behind ○
Investors are hopeful progress with any of the U.S.'s key trading partners will mean stocks have turned a corner and have put in a bottom.
Trade talks will be key next week for a market striving to leave tariff turmoil behind ○
Investors are hopeful progress with any of the U.S.'s key trading partners will mean stocks have turned a corner and have put in a bottom.