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As Trump Moves To Allow ‘Cyanide Bombs’ To Kill Coyotes,
The Trump administration is moving to lift a three-year ban on spring-loaded M-44 cyanide bombs used to kill coyotes on public land. After being banned on Bureau of Land Management land in 2023, the devices might
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ECONOMY
Nvidia’s Taiwan Spending Boom Lifts Chip Stocks to Record Highs
CNBC and Reuters contributed to this report. Taiwan’s stock market just got another jolt from Nvidia. The Taiex
Consumer Confidence Slips as Prices Stay Sticky and More Americans Trim Spending
AP, the Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, and CNBC contributed to this report. US consumer confidence edged lower in
Samsung Union Vote Lands Big Chip Bonuses, But Sparks an Internal Backlash
The New York Times, the Financial Times, Bloomberg, Reuters, the Independent, and the Wall Street Journal contributed to this report.
BP Ousts Chairman Albert Manifold after Board Flags “Serious” Governance Concerns
BBC, the Wall Street Journal, CNBC, the Guardian, and the Financial Times contributed to this report. BP has suddenly removed
Trump’s Redistricting Push Runs Into Resistance in Southern States
Efforts backed by Donald Trump to redraw congressional maps ahead of the 2026 midterm elections have hit significant obstacles
AI Made Work Faster. It also Made the Office Lonelier
With input from Business Insider. For years, work was one of the last places where Americans still regularly interacted with
Micron Sparks Tech Rally as S&P 500 and Nasdaq Push to Fresh Highs Amid Iran Deal
CNBC and Market Watch contributed to this report. US stocks opened Tuesday on a strong note, with the S&P 500
Starbucks Korea Chief Apologizes Again after Campaign Sparks Outrage over Gwangju Massacre Echo
CBS News, NBC News, Al Jazeera contributed to this report. Starbucks Korea’s top shareholder has apologized again after a marketing
Bond Traders Say the Free Ride for Governments Is over
Axios, Benzinga, Quartz, and the Street contributed to this report. For years, rich countries got away with a lot. They
Lilly to Buy LimmaTech in Push into Next-Gen Vaccines for Hard-to-Treat Bacterial Infections
CNBC, the Wall Street Journal, Eli Lilly, Business Wire, and Bloomberg contributed to this report. Eli Lilly has struck a
POLITICS
Trump Moves to Tighten Control Over Federal Workers’ Media Contacts
The Trump administration is moving to require federal workers to sign non-disclosure agreements that would restrict them
Samsung Union Vote Lands Big Chip Bonuses, But Sparks an Internal Backlash
The New York Times, the Financial Times, Bloomberg, Reuters, the Independent, and the Wall Street Journal contributed to
Russia Accuses US of Blocking UN Access Over Visa Denial
Russia has accused the United States of violating its obligations as host of the United Nations after Washington failed
Trump’s New Africa Envoy Signals Shift From Aid to Strategic Competition
The US Senate has confirmed veteran naval officer Frank Garcia as Washington’s top diplomat for Africa, ending a vacancy
Trump’s Redistricting Push Runs Into Resistance in Southern States
Efforts backed by Donald Trump to redraw congressional maps ahead of the 2026 midterm elections have hit significant obstacles
Mexico Steps In as Iran’s World Cup Plans Collide With US Tensions
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum says Mexico will host Iran’s national football team during the upcoming FIFA World Cup after the
OPINION. Beyond the “Thucydides Trap”: Can President Xi Jinping’s New Paradigm of Great Power Relations Reorder
In their latest summit meeting in Beijing, Chinese President Xi Jinping called for a “new paradigm of great power relations”
US Strikes Iran During Qatar Peace Talks, Raising Questions Over Ceasefire Stability
The United States has carried out fresh strikes in southern Iran even as senior Iranian officials gathered in Qatar
Trump’s Iran Deal Push Reframes Debate Around Israel Normalisation
As reports of a possible US-Iran agreement continue to circulate, some of the loudest pro-Israel voices in Washington appear
Trump Uses White House Shooting to Revive Push for Ballroom Project
The Trump administration is once again trying to revive construction of a controversial White House ballroom project, this time
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