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US-China Trade Deal Reached, Addressing Rare Earths Access
Following months of tension, the US and China reached a framework agreement in London on June 11, 2025, addressing US concerns over access to Chinese rare earths, crucial for various industries, building upon a 90-day tariff reduction truce agreed in Geneva. The agreement requires governmental appro...
US-China Trade Deal Reached, Addressing Rare Earths Access
Following months of tension, the US and China reached a framework agreement in London on June 11, 2025, addressing US concerns over access to Chinese rare earths, crucial for various industries, building upon a 90-day tariff reduction truce agreed in Geneva. The agreement requires governmental appro...
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40% Bias Score
US to Separate Government Spending from GDP Reports
US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick announced on Sunday that government spending will be separated from GDP reports, following arguments by Elon Musk that government spending does not contribute to economic growth, potentially altering a key measure of the US economy's health.
US to Separate Government Spending from GDP Reports
US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick announced on Sunday that government spending will be separated from GDP reports, following arguments by Elon Musk that government spending does not contribute to economic growth, potentially altering a key measure of the US economy's health.
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Senate Confirms Lutnick as Commerce Secretary, Ushering in New Trade Policy
The Senate confirmed Howard Lutnick as Commerce Secretary on Tuesday by a 51-45 vote, marking a key step in President Trump's "America First" trade policy agenda; Lutnick vowed to divest his financial interests within 90 days and will focus on reciprocal tariffs to address trade imbalances.
Senate Confirms Lutnick as Commerce Secretary, Ushering in New Trade Policy
The Senate confirmed Howard Lutnick as Commerce Secretary on Tuesday by a 51-45 vote, marking a key step in President Trump's "America First" trade policy agenda; Lutnick vowed to divest his financial interests within 90 days and will focus on reciprocal tariffs to address trade imbalances.
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Trump's New Commerce Secretary Supports Tariffs Against Canada
Howard Lutnick, President Trump's newly confirmed commerce secretary, supports 25% tariffs against Canada, despite owning a Toronto-based brokerage and his past success in borderless capital markets; his aggressive business tactics and alignment with Trump's protectionist views raise concerns about ...
Trump's New Commerce Secretary Supports Tariffs Against Canada
Howard Lutnick, President Trump's newly confirmed commerce secretary, supports 25% tariffs against Canada, despite owning a Toronto-based brokerage and his past success in borderless capital markets; his aggressive business tactics and alignment with Trump's protectionist views raise concerns about ...
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Musk Endorses Lutnick for Treasury Secretary
The article discusses the competition between Howard Lutnick and Scott Bessent for the position of US Treasury Secretary under the Trump administration, highlighting Elon Musk's public endorsement of Lutnick.
Musk Endorses Lutnick for Treasury Secretary
The article discusses the competition between Howard Lutnick and Scott Bessent for the position of US Treasury Secretary under the Trump administration, highlighting Elon Musk's public endorsement of Lutnick.
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White House Defends Lutnick Amidst Tariff Controversy
The White House defended Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick against criticism for his role in the Trump administration's tariff policy, despite negative economic consequences and internal dissent; Lutnick strongly defended the tariffs and attributed any potential recession to prior Biden policies.
White House Defends Lutnick Amidst Tariff Controversy
The White House defended Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick against criticism for his role in the Trump administration's tariff policy, despite negative economic consequences and internal dissent; Lutnick strongly defended the tariffs and attributed any potential recession to prior Biden policies.
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Trump Administration Considers Placing Postal Service Under Commerce Department
The Trump administration is considering placing the independent U.S. Postal Service under the Commerce Department via executive action, prompted by the agency's financial losses and the resignation of Postmaster General Louis DeJoy.
Trump Administration Considers Placing Postal Service Under Commerce Department
The Trump administration is considering placing the independent U.S. Postal Service under the Commerce Department via executive action, prompted by the agency's financial losses and the resignation of Postmaster General Louis DeJoy.
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Senate Confirms Lutnick as Commerce Secretary, Emboldening Trump's Protectionist Trade Agenda
The Senate confirmed Howard Lutnick as commerce secretary on Tuesday in a 51-45 vote, empowering President Trump's protectionist trade policies, which include imposing tariffs on various countries; Lutnick previously dismissed the inflationary effects of tariffs and supports using tariffs to pressur...
Senate Confirms Lutnick as Commerce Secretary, Emboldening Trump's Protectionist Trade Agenda
The Senate confirmed Howard Lutnick as commerce secretary on Tuesday in a 51-45 vote, empowering President Trump's protectionist trade policies, which include imposing tariffs on various countries; Lutnick previously dismissed the inflationary effects of tariffs and supports using tariffs to pressur...
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Lutnick to Divest from Businesses Before Leading Commerce Department
President Trump's nominee for Commerce Secretary, Howard Lutnick, will divest from Cantor Fitzgerald, BGC Group, and Newmark Group to avoid conflicts of interest, despite retaining significant assets and advocating for tariffs.
Lutnick to Divest from Businesses Before Leading Commerce Department
President Trump's nominee for Commerce Secretary, Howard Lutnick, will divest from Cantor Fitzgerald, BGC Group, and Newmark Group to avoid conflicts of interest, despite retaining significant assets and advocating for tariffs.
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40% Bias Score
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