Washington Times - Business
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United Auto Workers president balks at Trump's plans to huddle with striking workers in Detroit
Former President Donald Trump next week will be swapping debate time with his presidential rivals for time with autoworkers on strike in Detroit,...
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United Auto Workers president balks at Trump's plans to huddle with striking workers in Detroit
Former President Donald Trump next week will be swapping debate time with his presidential rivals for time with autoworkers on strike in Detroit,...
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Ukraine complains to WTO about Hungary, Poland and Slovakia banning its food products
Ukraine is filing a complaint at the World Trade Organization against Hungary, Poland and Slovakia after they banned grain and other food products...
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Ukraine complains to WTO about Hungary, Poland and Slovakia banning its food products
Ukraine is filing a complaint at the World Trade Organization against Hungary, Poland and Slovakia after they banned grain and other food products...
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House Republicans dare colleagues to vote against spending measure to keep government open
A coalition of House Republicans has negotiated a stopgap budget-cutting measure to keep the government open and is daring GOP colleagues to vote...
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Federal investigators subpoena Pennsylvania agency for records related to chocolate plant explosion
Federal safety investigators issued a subpoena to Pennsylvania's public utility regulator on Monday for documents related to a fatal explosion at a...
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Strikebreaking talk show hosts won't restart shows during strike
Talk show hosts Bill Maher and Drew Barrymore have decided to not restart their shows during the writer's strike, after a significant media...
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Musk wants users to pay for X accounts
Tech billionaire Elon Musk said all users eventually will have to pay to use his embattled platform X.
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Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson floats idea of city-run grocery stores
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is considering city-run grocery stores after several popular chains have shuttered outlets.
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Biden's claim of wrangling down health costs to run into biggest premium spike in nearly a decade
Health insurance premiums are set to spike in 2024 despite President Biden's boast he is corralling costs.
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X says California social media law 'interferes with editorial judgment'
A social media giant's challenge to a new California law on content moderation raises a simple question: What types of speech are hateful?
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McCarthy says there's still time to pass spending bill as both parties object to stopgap
Speaker Kevin McCarthy has turned to cautious optimism about approving a short-term spending bill in the House, telling reporters Monday, "We've...