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'Welcome To Thunderdome': Inside 100 Days Of Donald Trump In Office
Trump faces the enormous challenge of implementing the cavalcade of executive orders he has enacted, a task that is likely to be especially daunting when the ranks of staff remain thin at key agencies.
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Activists Slam Biden's Pick Ajay Banga, "Wall Street Insider", For World Bank
Progressive groups that have long advocated for a change in the leadership of the World Bank decried the Biden administration's nomination of a former Wall Street and corporate executive as more of the same at the anti-poverty lender.
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India, US, China To Release Crude In Coordinated Bid To Tame Prices
US will release 50 million barrels of crude from its strategic reserves in concert with China, Japan, India and South Korea and the U.K - a coordinated attempt by the worlds largest oil consumers to tame prices
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As Saudis Go Nuclear, US Seeks An Edge Over Great-Power Rivals
At a meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna last September, word spread that Saudi Arabia had identified a handful of countries that could build two nuclear reactors in the kingdom. The U.S. wasn't among them -- until Energy Secretary Rick Perry buttonholed the Saudi delegates and told them America wanted in.
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Exxon To Pay $300 Million To Resolve U.S. Pollution Cases
ExxonMobil Corp. agreed to pay more than $300 million to resolve air pollution violations tied to eight chemical plants in Texas and Louisiana, one of a pair of environmental settlements with oil companies announced by the Trump administration on Tuesday.
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'Welcome To Thunderdome': Inside 100 Days Of Donald Trump In Office
Trump faces the enormous challenge of implementing the cavalcade of executive orders he has enacted, a task that is likely to be especially daunting when the ranks of staff remain thin at key agencies.
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Activists Slam Biden's Pick Ajay Banga, "Wall Street Insider", For World Bank
Progressive groups that have long advocated for a change in the leadership of the World Bank decried the Biden administration's nomination of a former Wall Street and corporate executive as more of the same at the anti-poverty lender.
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India, US, China To Release Crude In Coordinated Bid To Tame Prices
US will release 50 million barrels of crude from its strategic reserves in concert with China, Japan, India and South Korea and the U.K - a coordinated attempt by the worlds largest oil consumers to tame prices
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As Saudis Go Nuclear, US Seeks An Edge Over Great-Power Rivals
At a meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna last September, word spread that Saudi Arabia had identified a handful of countries that could build two nuclear reactors in the kingdom. The U.S. wasn't among them -- until Energy Secretary Rick Perry buttonholed the Saudi delegates and told them America wanted in.
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Exxon To Pay $300 Million To Resolve U.S. Pollution Cases
ExxonMobil Corp. agreed to pay more than $300 million to resolve air pollution violations tied to eight chemical plants in Texas and Louisiana, one of a pair of environmental settlements with oil companies announced by the Trump administration on Tuesday.
