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Sep 04 2024
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Nippon Steel Ensures U.S. Leadership In Proposed U.S. Steel Takeover
Nippon Steel said the core senior management as well as the majority board members of U.S. Steel would be U.S. citizens if the sale of the Pittsburgh, PA-based firm to the Japanese steel major were to occur. Tokyo-based Nippon Steel also noted that the U. S. Steel's Board of Directors will include three independent directors who are U.S. citizens. "Nippon Steel continues to believe that the
International Business TimesAug 26 2024
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In Stunning Letter To Congress, Zuckerberg Admits Biden-Harris Pressured Facebook To Censor Content
In Stunning Letter To Congress, Zuckerberg Admits Biden-Harris Pressured Facebook To Censor Content Two years ago Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg admitted to Joe Rogan that the FBI pressured Facebook into censoring the Hunter Biden laptop story. Now he's participating in a Congressional investigation. In a stunning Monday evening letter to House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan, Zuckerberg admitted that
ZeroHedgeJul 10 2024
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New: U.S. Reps. Dingell and Stevens endorse Michigan Sen. Kristen McDonald Rivet for Congress • Michigan Advance
U.S. Reps. Debbie Dingell (D-Ann Arbor) and Haley Stevens (D-Birmingham) have endorsed Michigan State Sen. Kristen McDonald Rivet’s (D-Bay City) bid to represent Michigan’s 8th Congressional District. McDonald Rivet, who was elected to the Michigan Senate in 2022, served as the executive director of the Michigan Head Start Association, vice president of Michigan Future Inc. and president/CEO
Michigan AdvanceAug 10 2024
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Hawaii Incumbents In Congress Are Easily Defeating Primary Opponents
U.S. Sen. Mazie Hirono far outpaced her two rivals in Hawaii’s Democratic primary Saturday as elections officials announced the first results. Hirono had 85% of the vote compared with 6.7% for Ron Curtis and 2% for Clyde McClain Lewman. Her Democratic colleagues in the House were also off to a strong start in early returns. Rep. Ed Case had 82.6% of the vote, well ahead of Cecil Hale at 7%.
Honolulu Civil BeatSep 06 2024
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U.S., China still have 'some differences' on climate finance, U.S. envoy says
BEIJING, Sept 6 (Reuters) - China and the United States still have "some differences" on issues such as climate finance but have made progress in narrowing them during meetings this week in Beijing, U.S. climate envoy John Podesta told reporters in Beijing on Friday.
During the meetings, the world's top two carbon dioxide emitting nations discussed setting ambitious new 2035 climate
ReutersAug 29 2024
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From slavery to Congress, Robert Smalls’ fight for freedom soon cemented on State House grounds
At 23-years-old, Robert Smalls won freedom for himself and his family. The Beaufort County man went from slavery to pilot during the Civil War before being elected to Congress. He is the embodiment of a true hero, said members of the Robert Smalls Monument Commission on Wednesday. Soon, his legacy will be cemented onto state house grounds. At a commission meeting Wednesday, 10 members of the
The StateJul 09 2024
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Fed chairman won't set a date for interest cut, but told Congress U.S. economy is headed for better balance
A news conference with Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell appears on a monitor on the floor at the New York Stock Exchange in New York, May 1, 2024. Making the first of two appearances this week before Congress, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell on Tuesday demurred when asked by members of a U.S. Senate committee to spitball a future date for cutting the monetary body’s benchmark
Deseret NewsSep 02 2024
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Harris backing US ownership of US Steel at Pittsburgh campaign event
Vice President Kamala Harris is expected to announce that U.S. Steel should remain domestically owned and not move forward with an overseas merger at a campaign event in Pennsylvania on Monday. Her planned statement coincides with an earlier sentiment from the White House opposing U.S. Steel’s planned sale to the Japan-based Nippon Steel. Harris will make these statements alongside President
Washington Examiner