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The White House says Trump's position is that wind farms are a liability that jeopardizes the safety of the American people.

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That was WSJ reporter Benoit Morin.

Thanks, Benoit.

In U.S.

markets, NVIDIA's blockbuster quarter wasn't enough to reassure investors.

It logged a jump in profit and record sales, but shares fell 5.5% today.

That dragged on the Nasdaq, which dropped 1.2%.

The S&P fell about half a percent, while the Dow was flat.

Stellantis is reporting an annual loss equivalent to more than $26 billion last year, reflecting big charges from its retreat from electric vehicles.

Like other automakers, it's investing in hybrids and old-school combustion engines again.

And Stellantis expects to return to profit this year with help from relaunched cars like the Jeep Cherokee.

And Walmart has agreed to pay $100 million to settle claims from the Federal Trade Commission that the retailer deceived delivery drivers about how much they could earn from pay and tips.

The company said it valued its drivers and was improving transparency.

The latest round of talks over Iran's nuclear program wrapped up today without a deal.

Both sides are still far apart on key issues.

The U.S.

wants Iran to destroy its three main nuclear sites and send its enriched uranium to the U.S.

Officials also say a nuclear deal must last forever rather than have restrictions sunsetting over time.