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U.S.—Canada bridge opens to traffic in Detroit amid Trump tariffs strain

The six-lane, $6.4 billion span gives truckers hauling billions in auto parts a cheaper crossing as Detroit remains the busiest US-Canada truck port.

By The Associated Press, Mike Householder and Ed WhiteJuly 27, 2026
Elon Musk’s vision of a post-money future got mocked. Vinod Khosla warns it could become a dystopia instead
Elon Musk’s vision of a post-money future got mocked. Vinod Khosla warns it could become a dystopia instead
By Nick LichtenbergJuly 27, 2026
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What Magic: The Gathering’s record year reveals about America’s stalled adulthood economy
By Nick LichtenbergJuly 27, 2026
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U.S. and Iran edge toward talks as Hormuz shipping hits three-week low, regional officials say
By The Associated Press, Samy Magdy and Elena BecatorosJuly 27, 2026
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The Strait of Hormuz isn’t fertilizer’s first starring role — an 1856 law still defines U.S. overseas territory
By Edward D. Melillo and The ConversationJuly 27, 2026
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Why did a $154 billion CEO just endorse stripping most Americans of voting rights—and taking us back to the 19th century?
By Nick LichtenbergJuly 27, 2026
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By Marco Quiroz-GutierrezJuly 27, 2026
LeBron James took a pay cut to maybe live in New York and commute to Philly by chopper, risking double taxation as NYC also tries to ban helicopters
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By Catherina GioinoJuly 27, 2026
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By Sydney LakeJuly 27, 2026
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Netanyahu blasts NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani for ‘fomenting hate’ over ‘bogus’ Gaza war crimes charges
By The Associated Press and Lisa MascaroJuly 27, 2026
Bank of America, Chipotle, Dell, and Uber are chipping in on Trump Accounts for their workers’ kids—but most companies are sitting it out
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Bank of America, Chipotle, Dell, and Uber are chipping in on Trump Accounts for their workers’ kids—but most companies are sitting it out
By Courtney Vinopal and HR BrewJuly 27, 2026
Palantir spent $17.2 million flying its CEO Alex Karp around in 2025. It’s part of a private-jet boom sweeping the C-suite
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By Sam Klebanov and Morning BrewJuly 27, 2026
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LeBron James joins California’s billionaire exodus, but he may not escape the wealth tax
By Nick LichtenbergJuly 27, 2026
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About half of Gen Z owe their friends more than $1,000, while nearly another half goes into debt to cover group expenses they expect to be repaid
By Catherina GioinoJuly 27, 2026
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‘Different from anything in the past 80 years of dollar dominance’: U.S. sanctions spur a ‘paradox’ pushing allies away from American currency
By Sasha RogelbergMay 6, 2026
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    China has a welcome mat for Trump: it just rewrote the rules on U.S. sanctions
    By Steve H. Hanke and Jeffrey WengMay 4, 2026
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The U.S. leads in 14 of 18 industries shaping the future economy — but the lead isn’t guaranteed
By Kevin Russell, Chris Bradley and Kweilin EllingrudMay 6, 2026
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Economy
A year after Liberation Day, Trump’s tariffs have done ‘significant damage’ to the U.S. economy, says Moody’s chief economist
By Eleanor PringleMay 6, 2026
The war with Iran is ‘over’ but the jet fuel crisis is about to begin
Energy
The war with Iran is ‘over’ but the jet fuel crisis is about to begin
By Jim EdwardsMay 6, 2026
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Teachers union chief: Melania Trump’s robot reveals what this administration really thinks of children
By Randi WeingartenMay 6, 2026
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Former Comptroller: the cost of living has risen 106% since 2001. Government inflation data doesn’t show it
By Gene LudwigMay 6, 2026
  • Markets on alert as Trump vows ‘Project Freedom’ for Hormuz, setting up potential showdown after renewed attacks on ships
    Energy
    Markets on alert as Trump vows ‘Project Freedom’ for Hormuz, setting up potential showdown after renewed attacks on ships
    By Jason MaMay 3, 2026
Europe’s jet fuel supplies should fall below the key 23-day shortage threshold in June, so plan your travel accordingly
Energy
Europe’s jet fuel supplies should fall below the key 23-day shortage threshold in June, so plan your travel accordingly
By Jordan BlumMay 6, 2026
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The hidden bottleneck holding back American manufacturing isn’t machines — it’s knowledge
By Theo SavilleMay 6, 2026
The Iran war’s oil shock causes a plastic shortage in Asia, squeezing industries and prompting a ‘Middle East plus one’ rethink of supply chains
Environment
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By Angelica AngMay 6, 2026
Over 98% of stablecoins are dollar backed. That’s good for the U.S.—until it’s not
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By Jeff John RobertsMay 5, 2026
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Coinbase’s Brian Armstrong replacing ‘pure managers’ with ‘player-coaches’ is another sign the org chart is changing in a big way
By Nick LichtenbergMay 5, 2026
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Dario Amodei spent last year warning of an AI white-collar bloodbath. Now he’s changing the narrative
By Nick LichtenbergMay 5, 2026
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White House estimates Trump’s Big Pharma dealmaking will save Americans $529 billion over the next 10 years
By Josh Boak and The Associated PressMay 5, 2026
One American loses their job for every 6 immigrants removed from the workforce as researchers see ‘no evidence’ that ICE is helping the economy
Economy
One American loses their job for every 6 immigrants removed from the workforce as researchers see ‘no evidence’ that ICE is helping the economy
By Tristan BoveMay 5, 2026
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By Jake AngeloMay 5, 2026
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Personal Finance
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By Sydney LakeMay 5, 2026
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By Nick LichtenbergMay 5, 2026
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‘Any semblance of fiscal responsibility’ has been abandoned, says budget watchdog, as national debt creeps toward $39 trillion milestone
By Eleanor PringleMay 5, 2026
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By Jim EdwardsMay 5, 2026
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AI
An AI ‘godfather’ says CEOs hyping job loss are ‘extremely destructive’—and your kids are paying the price
By Jake AngeloMay 5, 2026
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I watched my father run his business through the Lebanese Civil War. Here’s what it taught me about leading through disruption.
By Alain BejjaniMay 5, 2026
Starbucks CEO gets roasted for $9 ‘premium experience’ remarks, but Wall Street toasts his tariff-era turnaround strategy
Retail
Starbucks CEO gets roasted for $9 ‘premium experience’ remarks, but Wall Street toasts his tariff-era turnaround strategy
By Catherina GioinoMay 4, 2026
‘You could say the ceasefire has ceased’: Iran is back on Wall Street’s radar as oil prices spike 6%
Energy
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By Eva RoytburgMay 4, 2026
China stopped issuing new robotaxi licenses over a glitch. America can’t stop them from rolling into active shooter situations
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By Catherina GioinoMay 4, 2026
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By Tristan BoveMay 4, 2026
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By Tristan BoveMay 4, 2026
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By Jim EdwardsMay 4, 2026
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