U.S. allies in Indo-Pacific tremble at prospect of Trump return
TOKYO -- The U.S. presidential election is still eight months away but Western countries are trembling at the prospect of Donald Trump's return to power.
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U.S. Republicans push anti-China bill, but passage unlikely in election year
WASHINGTON -- U.S. Republican lawmakers have introduced a comprehensive anti-China bill that would reshape the two countries' economic relationship, but the proposed law faces long odds in a presidential election year where Donald Trump is the presumptive Republican nominee.
Ray Dalio posts selfie from Eras Tour, says Taylor Swift should be president
Hedge fund billionaire Ray Dalio attended Taylor Swift's Eras Tour in Singapore, and posted a selfie from the packed venue along with a caption explaining why he thought the megastar should be the next president of the United States.
CNBC Daily Open: U.S. CEOs now more optimistic about economy
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Biden takes aim at Trump by saying the U.S. is rising, not China
WASHINGTON -- U.S. President Joe Biden told the nation in his annual State of the Union address on Thursday that the American economy is the "envy of the world" and that the narrative of it losing to China is wrong.
A deadly gambit over Ukraine military assistance
I’m astounded by the careless way House Speaker Mike Johnson treats the precious lives of young men and women who serve in our armed forces, especially those stationed at military bases in Louisiana.
Thursday Briefing: Haley Drops Out
Nikki Haley exited the race for president, effectively handing the Republican nomination to Donald Trump. She pointedly declined to endorse him — instead saying he must earn the support of her voters.
Don't be enticed by the gold rally, expert says: Investors 'buy gold and hope it doesn't go up'
One helpful way to think about the recent gold rally: it's a case of schadenfreude. The yellow metal does well when other assets — and the world — are in trouble.