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US Floods Global Markets With Minerals
The United States used its stockpiles of minerals to flood global markets, driving down prices and smothering competition. This strategy caused a cobalt mine in Idaho to shut down in 2022.
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Cryptocurrency Use in US Business
GDELT data indicates discussions and developments regarding the use of cryptocurrency for payments within businesses in the United States. This includes information on regulatory stances and educational classes.
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Cole Allen Pleads To Trump Assassination Plot
Lawyers for Cole Allen filed a motion today in relation to charges against him. A motion has been filed in the Cole Allen case by one of Donald Trump's lawyers. The alleged incident occurred at a White House Correspondents Dinner.
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US Court Rulings Drive Down Judicial Popularity
Recent court rulings on abortion, environmental law, and presidential immunity have contributed to a decline in the court's popularity. This has led to calls for reform.
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US Removes Inaccurate Trade Balances Statement
The United States has removed an inaccurate statement regarding trade balances.
US Removes Inaccurate Trade Balances Statement
Trump Rejects Iran Peace Proposal
Iran's submitted response to a proposal was effectively dead on arrival in Washington D.C. The US President reportedly had not even bothered to read the document. The source stated the President repeatedly ruled out changes before the election and has therefore broken his word.
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US Department of Justice Files Denaturalization Cases
The Department of Justice filed denaturalization cases in federal courts across the country on Friday. This procedure is rarely used.
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US Supreme Court Reconsiders Racial Gerrymandering Ruling
The US Supreme Court has halted an order related to Alabama's redistricting. This decision permits the plan to be used despite potential challenges. The Supreme Court has temporarily extended women's acts. The court also invalidated a Louisiana congressional map. The Supreme Court has allowed Alabama Republicans to change the congressional map. This decision comes despite absentee voting having already begun for the primary election. The specific details of the order and the reasons for the halt were not immediately clear. This decision impacts the state's electoral map and the process of drawing new congressional districts. The court has asked for reconsideration in light of a Louisiana ruling. The ruling impacts the creation of a majority-black U.S. House district. The case involves the balance of power and representation.
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Trump Nominates Former Navy SEAL to Lead FEMA
Donald Trump has nominated a former Navy SEAL to lead the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA). The nominee was previously fired by Trump for disobedience.
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US Imposes AI Skills Requirement For CyberCorps
The United States has implemented a new requirement for AI skills within the CyberCorps program. The specific AI skills and training standards are yet to be detailed. The requirement was announced in Washington. The requirement is set to take effect before the June 23rd draft.
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