U.S. Officials to Visit China for Economic Talks as Trade Tensions Rise

The recently established U.S.-China Financial Working Group is set to meet for discussions about financial stability and curbing the flow of fentanyl. United States International Relations, Alternative and Renewable Energy, Fentanyl, International Trade and World Market, United States Politics and Government, Treasury Department, Biden, Joseph R Jr, China The recently established U.S.-China Financial Working Group is set…

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The New York Times Will Stop Endorsing Candidates in New York Races

The paper’s editorial board will continue to endorse presidential candidates, as it has for more than 160 years. Endorsements, Elections, Mayors, Newspapers, Politics and Government, News and News Media, New York Times, New York City, New York State, Elections, Senate, Elections, Governors, Elections, House of Representatives The paper’s editorial board will continue to endorse presidential candidates, as…

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Why Schools Are Racing to Ban Student Phones

As the new school year starts, a wave of new laws that aim to curb distracted learning is taking effect in Indiana, Louisiana and other states. Smartphones, Education (K-12), States (US), Computers and the Internet, Social Media, Mobile Applications, Bullies, Cyberharassment, Indiana, Louisiana, Florida, United States, Law and Legislation As the new school year starts, a wave…

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Susan Wojcicki, YouTube’s Former CEO, Dies at 56

The business executive helped turn Google into an internet juggernaut and became one of the most prominent women in Silicon Valley. Wojcicki, Susan, Deaths (Obituaries), Computers and the Internet, Video Recordings, Downloads and Streaming, Social Media, YouTube.com, Google Inc, Brin, Sergey, Page, Larry, Pichai, Sundar The business executive helped turn Google into an internet juggernaut and became…

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Childhood Vaccines Aren’t Just Saving Lives. They’re Saving Money.

Over the past three decades, routine immunizations have prevented 1.1 million deaths and saved the United States $540 billion, the C.D.C. estimated. Over the past three decades, routine immunizations have prevented 1.1 million deaths and saved the United States $540 billion, the C.D.C. estimated. your-feed-science, Vaccination and Immunization, Disease Rates, Children and Childhood, Medicine and Health, Rumors…

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‘It Ends With Us’ Soars at the Box Office

The film, which cost $25 million to make, is on track to earn an estimated $50 million in North America on its opening weekend, analysts say. Box Office Sales, Movies, Books and Literature, Social Media, Sony Corporation, Hoover, Colleen (1979- ), Lively, Blake The film, which cost $25 million to make, is on track to earn an…

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Mortgage Rates Drop Sharply, With 30-Year at 6.47%

The key mortgage rate had its biggest one-week decline of the year, falling to the lowest level in 15 months. Real Estate and Housing (Residential), Mortgages, Interest Rates, Government Bonds, United States Economy, Credit and Debt, Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp (Freddie Mac) The key mortgage rate had its biggest one-week decline of the year, falling to…

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Chinese Woman Loses Legal Challenge for Right to Freeze Her Eggs

Despite a declining birthrate that has alarmed the nation’s leaders, regulations in China prevent unmarried women from freezing their eggs. Egg Donation and Freezing, Single Persons, Decisions and Verdicts, Women and Girls, Communist Party of China, Beijing (China), China Despite a declining birthrate that has alarmed the nation’s leaders, regulations in China prevent unmarried women from freezing…

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