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Trump news at a glance: Senate Republicans keep president’s $1.8bn ally payout fund alive – for now – The Guardian

Trump’s plan for an ‘anti-weaponization’ fund that could issue financial settlements to people connected to the January 6 insurrection has sparked dissent in his party – key US politics stories from Thursday 4 June at a glanceSenate Republicans on Thursday narrowly scuttled an attempt by Democrats to stop Donald Trump from creating a $1.8bn fund to pay his allies, even...

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'Stop this madness!': Trump's arch draws deluge of negative comments – USA Today

A second federal commission reviewing President Donald Trump’s plan to build a 250-foot arch in Washington with a 60-foot-tall gilded, winged Lady Liberty figure has been deluged with negative comments from the public.As the National Capital Planning Commission met to discuss the application for the project on June 4, more than 1,696 comments were shared on the commission’s website. An analysis of the...

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BIT sweeter? India weighs easing treaty rules with safeguards to attract foreign capital – The Economic Times

As the world shifts economically, India is set to revamp its investment treaty frameworks. The government is exploring options to simplify the timelines for foreign entities aiming for global arbitration. This proactive step is aimed at enticing foreign investment into the country, while also incorporating safeguards that will preserve India’s sovereign policy-making authority and deter any potential exploitation of treaties.Listen...

June 05, 2026June 5, 2026TechnologyBy domainlabs8@gmail.com0 0

15 College Majors With the Highest Unemployment Rates – Business Insider

Anthropology, physics, and computer engineering grads have had a rough time in the job market.The Federal Reserve Bank of New York analyzed the unemployment rates of recent college graduates, defined as 22- to 27-year-olds with a bachelor’s degree or higher, by major. The analysis used data from the Census Bureau’s 2023 American Community Survey covering 73 majors and subject groups.Twenty-eight...