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Members of Congress from both parties are calling for the SpaceX chief to testify under oath on.wsj.com/3WiTlGX
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The blame game continues
Starlink access in Ukraine a decision for Musk, not White House, Rubio says reut.rs/4yAu60p reut.rs/4yAu60p
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Breaking: Elon Musk ordered the Starlink slowdown that blindsided Ukraine on.wsj.com/4sgcpBv
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President Trump's approval rating fell to a record low as Americans worried about high gasoline prices and appeared ready to punish his Republican Party in the November 3 congressional elections, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll that closed on Monday reuters.com/world/us/trump-a…
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Cleveland-Cliffs turns profit of $165 million in the third quarter, its first quarterly profit in two years
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Global food inflation is expected to intensify as supply shocks pile up reuters.com/world/americas/g…
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Amid the cinephiles' lofty debates about truth and art, it's worth listening to @TylerShultz_'s take on the film and on Elizabeth.
Elizabeth Holmes is “almost unrecognizable” in Nathan Fielder’s documentary, “You Can See Everything,” to Theranos whistleblower Tyler Shultz: “The woman that I saw on screen looked, frankly, like a broken woman.”
Shultz tells @gayleking and @norahodonnell about his reaction to the film, speaking out about Theranos in 2015 and why the documentary is garnering sympathy for Holmes, who is serving a more than 11-year prison sentence for defrauding investors: “She is not playing victim. She is an actual victim.”
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The iron ore mining company went bankrupt and never finished the last steel mill it announced. nwitimes.com/news/local/arti…
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Order to limit Starshield for Ukraine came from inside White House, sources say via @G_Slattery and @ErinBanco reuters.com/world/europe/ord…
A Reuters investigation found President Trump's pardons for public officials overwhelmingly went to Republicans or people who publicly supported him or his agenda reut.rs/4zomC1c @specialreports
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NYE '24: @KenPaxtonTX was in Dubai, partying with two U.S. fugitives and a woman who wasn't his wife.
See video from the night and read why it epitomizes the travels, associations & baggage that may now be a campaign liability against @jamestalarico 👇
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Russia strikes Ukrainian power plant after Trump claims energy ceasefire
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BREAKING: The diesel fuel Russia is now exporting to the United States at U.S. President Trump’s request may have originated in Iran, as Russian oil refineries are largely unable to produce diesel because of Ukrainian attacks.
Russia has been importing most of the diesel it needs from Iran. In September, thousands of Iranian tanker trucks were spotted in various regions of Russia, including Ryazan, carrying Iranian diesel.
Russia may be buying Iranian diesel and reselling it to the United States. If so, Trump’s attempt to lower U.S. energy prices and deceive American voters is putting money into the hands of Russia and Iran’s Islamic regime.
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Voters who backed Democratic former Vice President Kamala Harris in 2024 are far more enthusiastic about casting ballots this November than those who supported President Donald Trump, a Reuters/Ipsos poll found
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Most Republicans in tight midterm races distance themselves from Trump, Reuters review finds - reuters.com/world/us/most-re…
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"Honey please I need you to get this done for me." How Kimberly Guilfoyle pressed a MAGA ally to transfer $100,000 to her Amex account. on.wsj.com/3UglVrQ
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Americans deeply skeptical of taxpayer-funded election ads, Reuters/Ipsos poll finds - reuters.com/world/americans-…
To justify today's AI capex, we'll have to spend 9% of GDP on AI services, a study finds. Is it plausible we'll spend as much on AI as on food? Twice as much as on energy? The law of diminishing returns would like a word. My column: wsj.com/tech/ai/will-america…




















