• March 10, 2026
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U.S. Expands AI Funding at APEC to Counter China’s Tech Influence

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Washington Targets Tech Leadership in Asia-Pacific The United States is intensifying efforts to strengthen its technological presence across the Asia-Pacific, unveiling a $20 million initiative to support artificial intelligence adoption among partner economies. The move comes as geopolitical competition with China increasingly shifts toward innovation, digital infrastructure, and emerging technologies. Officials introduced the plan during…

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Japan and U.S. Strengthen Alliance With New Security and Economic Commitments

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Diplomats Reinforce Strategic Alliance Senior officials from Japan and the United States have reaffirmed their commitment to expanding bilateral security cooperation, signaling renewed urgency in strengthening one of the world’s most consequential alliances. Japanese Foreign Minister Toshimitsu Motegi and U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio held extensive talks on the sidelines of the Munich Security…

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Trump Moves to Scrap EPA Climate Authority, Threatening Emissions Oversight

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Trump Repeals Landmark Climate Finding Donald Trump has dismantled one of the most important legal foundations of U.S. climate policy by directing the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to rescind its 2009 “endangerment finding.” The decision removes the federal government’s primary authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions under the Clean Air Act, dramatically reshaping the nation’s…

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Former IMF Official Warns Declining Dollar Trust Could Shake Global Economy

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Zhu Min Flags Growing Risks to Dollar Dominance Former International Monetary Fund deputy managing director Zhu Min has warned that fading global trust in the U.S. dollar could become one of the most significant threats to financial stability in the coming years. His comments arrive as investors increasingly reassess currency exposure amid rising geopolitical tensions…

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Rubio Calls for Renewed Transatlantic Alliance at Munich Security Conference

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Rubio Seeks to Reassure Allies After Months of Tension Marco Rubio, the U.S. Secretary of State, delivered a carefully calibrated message to European leaders at the Munich Security Conference, emphasizing Washington’s desire to revitalize rather than fracture the transatlantic alliance. His remarks followed a period of strained relations sparked by policy disagreements and controversial rhetoric…

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Trump Media Files Crypto ETFs to Expand Truth Social Investment Strategy

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Trump Media Moves Deeper Into Digital Assets Trump Media & Technology Group is accelerating its push into financial markets after filing for new exchange-traded funds linked to major cryptocurrencies. The proposed products would extend the company’s “America-first” investment philosophy into the rapidly evolving digital asset sector. The filings signal a broader ambition to position the…

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Jobless Growth? Strong US Economy Masks a Rapid Hiring Slowdown

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Economic Growth Remains Strong Despite Hiring Freeze The United States economy continues to post solid growth figures, yet the labor market is sending unusually mixed signals. While output has expanded at a healthy pace, hiring activity has slowed significantly, leaving economists puzzled by the divergence between macroeconomic strength and employment momentum. Historically, robust economic expansion…

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Anthropic Commits $20M to Influence AI Policy Ahead of Key US Elections

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Anthropic Steps Directly Into the Political Arena Artificial intelligence firm Anthropic has announced a $20 million commitment to support political candidates who favor stronger oversight of the rapidly advancing AI industry. The move signals a growing willingness among technology companies to shape regulatory outcomes rather than simply react to them. As AI systems become more…

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Immigration Curbs Shrink Workforce as AI Bets Rise

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Workforce Growth Faces Structural Headwinds The United States labor force is entering a period of structural slowdown. Lower birth rates and stricter immigration policies are combining to reduce working-age population growth. According to projections from the Congressional Budget Office, workforce expansion will be significantly weaker over the next decade. This shift could remove roughly 2.4…

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Global Trust in the US Erodes as Trump’s Policies Reshape Alliances

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Rising Perception of the US as a Strategic Threat A growing number of countries now view the United States less as a stabilizing force and more as a strategic risk. Diplomatic surveys across Europe and Asia show declining trust in Washington’s long-term commitments. This shift accelerated following renewed nationalist rhetoric from Donald Trump. His administration’s…

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