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AI Job Losses Estimated at 10 Million in US
Federal science agencies experienced a 12% job loss in 2025, a increase compared to the previous two decades' 8% loss.
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US Supreme Court Considers Race in Affirmative Action
Chief Justice Roberts denied an emergency appeal from Virginia Democrats seeking to revive a voter-approved redistricting referendum. The Supreme Court has rejected Virginia's bid to restore its redistricting map. This decision upholds the existing map for the upcoming elections.
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US Federal Reserve Chair Resigns
A new figure, selected by Donald Trump, is now leading the US Federal Reserve. The resignation comes amid intensifying fears that war-driven price shocks will force central banks to raise interest rates.
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Trump Emphasizes Defense and Economic Support for Taiwan
Donald Trump said that the United States has provided Taiwan with defense and economic support.
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US Treasury Bond Interest Rates Hold Steady
The interest rate in the United States of America fell to its lowest point in 125 years. The Federal Reserve indicated no immediate plans for rate adjustments. Treasury bonds remained steady following recent market activity. The Federal Reserve's policy is a key factor influencing these rates. This development follows a period of market sell-off. The average interest rate was recorded at 3.403%. The 10-year Treasury yield was 4.59%, and the 2-year yield was 4.07%. Analysts are monitoring the rates for any potential shifts. This stability in rates suggests a consistent market outlook. Treasury released its official financial report, indicating that interest rates on Treasury Notes have held steady. The US Treasury Department has indicated that interest rates on its bonds will remain unchanged.
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Boeing Shares Fall After Presidential Announcement
Boeing shares experienced a decline following an initial announcement by the President. Boeing's stock price experienced a decline following an announcement made by the President.
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US Health Agency Monitors Global Threats
The U.S. Health Protection Agency, also known as the CDC, is working around the clock to safeguard Americans from health, safety, and security threats.
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US Soldier Accused of Hate Crime and Murder
A US soldier has pleaded not guilty to 13 counts, including hate crime, murder, and terror charges. The soldier's 14-month-old child is recovering in the hospital after falling into a coma from ingesting decorative cake powder containing copper. A death sentence is considered justified due to the substantial nature of the crime.
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US Senate Bill Blocked By Courts
A bill in the US Senate has been blocked by the courts.
China Commits to Increased US Agricultural Purchases
President Trump stated that China has committed to increasing its purchases from the United States. China has agreed to buy more American products, according to officials. However, the deals are reportedly light on specifics.
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