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The state — and stakes — of political disagreement in America, both before and after the Charlie Kirk shooting. Source link
In a new series, David Leonhardt asks leading thinkers and politicians: What’s next. Source link
Dollar falls ahead of Fed meeting, retail sales; euro on the rise Source link
The chief judge of the Rwandan genocide tribunal has concluded that Israel is guilty of the “crime of crimes” in Gaza. Source link
Across the pond, the president’s hard-right nativism is flourishing. Source link
Asia FX firms slightly as dollar retreats with Fed rate cut in sight Source link
Tim Cook says Apple’s manufacturing expansion across the U.S. will create a ‘domino effect’
In an interview with CNBC’s Jim Cramer, CEO Tim Cook described Apple’s commitment to bolster domestic manufacturing, suggesting the factories will bring more businesses to communities.”We can’t be everywhere. I wish we could, but we are putting $600 billion to work in the next four years,” he said. “And so it is an extraordinary commitment. And there’s 79 factories across the U.S. that will benefit from this.”Cook told Cramer Apple’s factory buildout might encourage other corporations to build their own factories in these communities, creating a “domino effect.” He also said there will be “some surprises” for communities who do…
Dollar decline to pick up pace as bearish bets set for boost from Fed rate cuts Source link
new video loaded: The ‘Fork in the Road’ After Charlie Kirk’s DeathtranscriptBacktranscriptThe ‘Fork in the Road’ After Charlie Kirk’s DeathThe round table convenes to make sense of Kirk’s legacy and the future of discourse.I took the occasion this morning to read the Times obituary for Father Coughlin. And so I just pulled it up on Times Machine, which New York Times subscribers have access to. So Father Coughlin, of course, Charles Coughlin, was a famed radio demagogue of the 1930s. Viciously antisemitic and bigoted in many ways, and had a huge following through the 1930s. And it was interesting to…
A towel snap. An eye roll. A punch. The president has spoken again. Source link