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US Targets Russia With New Sanctions Over Ukraine War, Putin Critic Death
President Joe Biden sought to show his determination to stand up to Russia in announcing fresh sanctions on Friday, but his resolve only went so far over concerns that the toughest measures left in the US arsenal risk roiling the global economy.
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Joe Biden Retaliates Against Iran With Room For De-Escalation
US strikes on Iran's militias and proxy forces fulfilled President Joe Biden's promise to retaliate for the deaths of three US soldiers yet left room for both sides to back away from a high-risk confrontation.
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US Tries to Persuade Shippers to Sail Red Sea Despite Houthi Attacks
The US military is trying to reassure shipping companies that a multinational force is making it safe to sail through the Red Sea and Suez Canal even though attacks from Yemen-based Houthi rebels show no sign of stopping.
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Chip Shortage, Energy, China-Taiwan: 5 Global Flashpoints To Watch Out For
A new age of great-power rivalry is redrawing the map of the world economy and forcing business chiefs to navigate around a growing number of global flashpoints.
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Elon Musk Bid to Provide Starlink Internet Service in Iran Amid Protests Gains Support From US Lawmakers
Elon Musk's bid to provide Iranians with internet access through his Starlink satellite internet service was received bipartisan support from US lawmakers on Thursday. A group of US lawmakers has asked Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen to approve clearance for the satellite internet service in Iran, which is heavily sanctioned by the US, after the co...
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F-18 Flights In Tom Cruise's New "Top Gun" Cost $11,374 An Hour
The US Navy lent Tom Cruise F/A-18 Super Hornets for the new "Top Gun" movie. The only catches: The studio paid as much as $11,374 an hour to use the advanced fighter planes -- and Cruise couldn't touch the controls.
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The Sanctions So Far On Russia From US, UK and Europe
The US, UK, European Union and others have ramped up sanctions against Russia following its Feb. 24 invasion of Ukraine.
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US May Deny Visa To Saudi Royal Family Members Over Human Rights Record
Senate Republicans seeking a way to punish Saudi Arabia over its human rights record without provoking a veto by President Donald Trump are trying a new strategy: denying visas for members of the kingdom's royal family.
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Lockheed's $15 Billion Saudi Deal At Risk After Jamal Khashoggi Death
Lockheed Martin's potential $15 billion sale to Saudi Arabia of its Thaad air-defense system may be the unfinished deal most vulnerable to growing congressional demands to stop providing arms to the desert kingdom after the killing of critic Jamal Khashoggi.
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US Targets Russia With New Sanctions Over Ukraine War, Putin Critic Death
President Joe Biden sought to show his determination to stand up to Russia in announcing fresh sanctions on Friday, but his resolve only went so far over concerns that the toughest measures left in the US arsenal risk roiling the global economy.
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Joe Biden Retaliates Against Iran With Room For De-Escalation
US strikes on Iran's militias and proxy forces fulfilled President Joe Biden's promise to retaliate for the deaths of three US soldiers yet left room for both sides to back away from a high-risk confrontation.
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US Tries to Persuade Shippers to Sail Red Sea Despite Houthi Attacks
The US military is trying to reassure shipping companies that a multinational force is making it safe to sail through the Red Sea and Suez Canal even though attacks from Yemen-based Houthi rebels show no sign of stopping.
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Chip Shortage, Energy, China-Taiwan: 5 Global Flashpoints To Watch Out For
A new age of great-power rivalry is redrawing the map of the world economy and forcing business chiefs to navigate around a growing number of global flashpoints.
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Elon Musk Bid to Provide Starlink Internet Service in Iran Amid Protests Gains Support From US Lawmakers
Elon Musk's bid to provide Iranians with internet access through his Starlink satellite internet service was received bipartisan support from US lawmakers on Thursday. A group of US lawmakers has asked Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen to approve clearance for the satellite internet service in Iran, which is heavily sanctioned by the US, after the co...
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F-18 Flights In Tom Cruise's New "Top Gun" Cost $11,374 An Hour
The US Navy lent Tom Cruise F/A-18 Super Hornets for the new "Top Gun" movie. The only catches: The studio paid as much as $11,374 an hour to use the advanced fighter planes -- and Cruise couldn't touch the controls.
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The Sanctions So Far On Russia From US, UK and Europe
The US, UK, European Union and others have ramped up sanctions against Russia following its Feb. 24 invasion of Ukraine.
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US May Deny Visa To Saudi Royal Family Members Over Human Rights Record
Senate Republicans seeking a way to punish Saudi Arabia over its human rights record without provoking a veto by President Donald Trump are trying a new strategy: denying visas for members of the kingdom's royal family.
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Lockheed's $15 Billion Saudi Deal At Risk After Jamal Khashoggi Death
Lockheed Martin's potential $15 billion sale to Saudi Arabia of its Thaad air-defense system may be the unfinished deal most vulnerable to growing congressional demands to stop providing arms to the desert kingdom after the killing of critic Jamal Khashoggi.
