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Luke Vargas

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Growing Debt, Tariffs Weigh on U.S. Outlook

Eighty companies and institutes have been added to the export control list, including a U.S. affiliate of China's Inspur Group that is a large buyer of NVIDIA chips. China tech reporter Lisa Lin says the move closes loopholes that had left room for blacklisted companies to still buy U.S. technology.

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Growing Debt, Tariffs Weigh on U.S. Outlook

Eighty companies and institutes have been added to the export control list, including a U.S. affiliate of China's Inspur Group that is a large buyer of NVIDIA chips. China tech reporter Lisa Lin says the move closes loopholes that had left room for blacklisted companies to still buy U.S. technology.

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Growing Debt, Tariffs Weigh on U.S. Outlook

A spokesman for China's foreign ministry called the U.S. action, quote, typical hegemonic behavior that severely violates international law. Ratings company Moody's is warning that America's fiscal strength is in for a multi-year decline amid the widening U.S. budget deficit and falling debt affordability. Journal reporter Caitlin McCabe has more.

WSJ What’s News
Growing Debt, Tariffs Weigh on U.S. Outlook

A spokesman for China's foreign ministry called the U.S. action, quote, typical hegemonic behavior that severely violates international law. Ratings company Moody's is warning that America's fiscal strength is in for a multi-year decline amid the widening U.S. budget deficit and falling debt affordability. Journal reporter Caitlin McCabe has more.

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Growing Debt, Tariffs Weigh on U.S. Outlook

And Caitlin says the report forecasts ways that policy changes out of Washington could complicate the situation further.

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Growing Debt, Tariffs Weigh on U.S. Outlook

And Caitlin says the report forecasts ways that policy changes out of Washington could complicate the situation further.

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Growing Debt, Tariffs Weigh on U.S. Outlook

The federal judge overseeing the criminal case against Boeing has ordered a trial over two deadly crashes of 737 MAX jets. Yesterday, we reported the aerospace giant had been seeking to withdraw an earlier agreement to plead guilty for deceiving regulators before the crashes, which killed 346 people.

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Growing Debt, Tariffs Weigh on U.S. Outlook

The federal judge overseeing the criminal case against Boeing has ordered a trial over two deadly crashes of 737 MAX jets. Yesterday, we reported the aerospace giant had been seeking to withdraw an earlier agreement to plead guilty for deceiving regulators before the crashes, which killed 346 people.

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Growing Debt, Tariffs Weigh on U.S. Outlook

Boeing and the Justice Department were expected to propose changes to the settlement by April 11th, but a judge has now scrapped that deadline and ordered the sides to prepare for a trial in June, increasing the odds that Boeing will have to plead guilty or defend against a charge it already said it committed.

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Growing Debt, Tariffs Weigh on U.S. Outlook

Boeing and the Justice Department were expected to propose changes to the settlement by April 11th, but a judge has now scrapped that deadline and ordered the sides to prepare for a trial in June, increasing the odds that Boeing will have to plead guilty or defend against a charge it already said it committed.

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Growing Debt, Tariffs Weigh on U.S. Outlook

Boeing said in a written statement that it continues good-faith discussions with the Justice Department, while a spokeswoman for the department declined to comment. Vice President J.D. Vance is joining his wife, Second Lady Usha Vance, on her upcoming trip to Greenland, testing already strained relations between the U.S.

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Growing Debt, Tariffs Weigh on U.S. Outlook

Boeing said in a written statement that it continues good-faith discussions with the Justice Department, while a spokeswoman for the department declined to comment. Vice President J.D. Vance is joining his wife, Second Lady Usha Vance, on her upcoming trip to Greenland, testing already strained relations between the U.S.

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Growing Debt, Tariffs Weigh on U.S. Outlook

and European allies as President Trump doubles down on his wish to own the self-governing Danish territory.

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Growing Debt, Tariffs Weigh on U.S. Outlook

and European allies as President Trump doubles down on his wish to own the self-governing Danish territory.

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Vance made that statement in a video on his ex-account. Greenland has denounced the visit, which the White House said would include National Security Advisor Michael Waltz and Secretary of Energy Chris Wright as, quote, highly aggressive. The U.S. has now shifted the visit's focus from a celebration of Greenlandic culture to one of national security.

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Growing Debt, Tariffs Weigh on U.S. Outlook

Vance made that statement in a video on his ex-account. Greenland has denounced the visit, which the White House said would include National Security Advisor Michael Waltz and Secretary of Energy Chris Wright as, quote, highly aggressive. The U.S. has now shifted the visit's focus from a celebration of Greenlandic culture to one of national security.

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Growing Debt, Tariffs Weigh on U.S. Outlook

And according to White House officials, the Vances will be visiting American soldiers at a U.S. military base.

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Growing Debt, Tariffs Weigh on U.S. Outlook

And according to White House officials, the Vances will be visiting American soldiers at a U.S. military base.

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Danish Prime Minister Meta Fredriksen dialed up the rhetoric against Washington yesterday, saying that the scheduled visit puts completely unacceptable pressure on both Greenland and Denmark. Trump on Monday rejected the notion that the upcoming visit was a provocation. Despite the lack of an official invitation, he claimed that the delegation has been invited by people in Greenland.

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Growing Debt, Tariffs Weigh on U.S. Outlook

Danish Prime Minister Meta Fredriksen dialed up the rhetoric against Washington yesterday, saying that the scheduled visit puts completely unacceptable pressure on both Greenland and Denmark. Trump on Monday rejected the notion that the upcoming visit was a provocation. Despite the lack of an official invitation, he claimed that the delegation has been invited by people in Greenland.