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27.03.26 - 19:31
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Trump boosts ethanol in bid to help farmers fight inflation (The Hill)
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The White House announced a series of steps Friday, including a boost for ethanol, aimed at bringing relief to the agriculture industry amid supply chain issues caused by the war in Iran. The administration is increasing the volumes of biofuels like ethanol that are required to be blended into other fuels like gasoline for 2026......
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27.03.26 - 19:18
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Trump to Sign Order to Get TSA Staff Paid (Bloomberg)
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President Donald Trump said he will sign an order to pay Transportation Security Administration officers to alleviate disruptions at US airports. But House Republicans are resisting calls to sign a bill from the Senate to end the partial government shutdown. Erik Wasson reports. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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27.03.26 - 19:12
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Cartels Are Going ′Broke′ As US Fentanyl Supply Drops By Almost 60%: Homan (ZeroHedge)
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Cartels Are Going 'Broke' As US Fentanyl Supply Drops By Almost 60%: Homan
Authored by Darlene McCormick Sanchez via The Epoch Times,
The Trump administration's border crackdown is slowing the flow of deadly drugs into the country to the point that cartel profits have plummeted.
Border czar Tom Homan said during an appearance at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) on Thursday that President Donald Trump's operation to go after the Mexican cartels has been successful, and that they are now focusing their drug operations on Europe and Asia.
“Cartels are going broke,” Homan said. “They know it's hard here.”
Sara Carter, director of the National Drug Control Policy and a CPAC speaker, said that securing the U.S. border has meant fewer illegal immigrants and drugs, especially fentanyl.
“We've seen a decrease in fentanyl coming into our country of around 56 percent to 57 percent, which is phenomenal,” she said.
“You're holding China accountable and te...
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27.03.26 - 18:42
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US market selloff continues as Iran war sends consumer sentiment plummeting (The Guardian)
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US consumer expectations match economic calculations that show conflict in Iran will cause higher inflationThe US stock market opened on Friday with a selloff that briefly sent the Dow into correction territory as a new survey showed US consumer sentiment plummeted in March.Within an hour into trading on Friday, the Dow fell more than 400 points, briefly pushing the index into correction territory. Oil prices continued to climb, with Brent crude, the global benchmark, hitting $110 a gallon. Continue reading......
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