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Trump Says US Will Escort, Insure Oil Tankers Amid Iran War
Trump said the US International Development Finance Corporation would offer insurance "at a very reasonable price" to help ensure the flow of energy.
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COP30: A Decade After Paris, Climate Diplomacy Is About Saving Itself
Two weeks of frenzied negotiations over the planet's faltering fight against climate change had come down to this: a pre-dawn battle over shifting away from fossil fuels.
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Donald Trump Exempts Gold, Uranium, Other Metals From Global Tariffs
Donald Trump moved Friday to exempt graphite, tungsten, uranium, gold bullion and other metals from his country-based tariffs, while subjecting silicone products to the levies.
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After Apple, Samsung Faces 25% Trump Tariff Threat. There Could Be More
President Donald Trump said that the tariffs he threatened against Apple Inc earlier Friday would also be aimed at a wider range of device makers, including Samsung Electronics Co, to spur them into moving manufacturing of their products to the US.
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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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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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Trump Says US Will Escort, Insure Oil Tankers Amid Iran War
Trump said the US International Development Finance Corporation would offer insurance "at a very reasonable price" to help ensure the flow of energy.
-
COP30: A Decade After Paris, Climate Diplomacy Is About Saving Itself
Two weeks of frenzied negotiations over the planet's faltering fight against climate change had come down to this: a pre-dawn battle over shifting away from fossil fuels.
-
Donald Trump Exempts Gold, Uranium, Other Metals From Global Tariffs
Donald Trump moved Friday to exempt graphite, tungsten, uranium, gold bullion and other metals from his country-based tariffs, while subjecting silicone products to the levies.
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After Apple, Samsung Faces 25% Trump Tariff Threat. There Could Be More
President Donald Trump said that the tariffs he threatened against Apple Inc earlier Friday would also be aimed at a wider range of device makers, including Samsung Electronics Co, to spur them into moving manufacturing of their products to the US.
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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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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.
