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Many U.S. seniors rely on cheaper prescription drugs from Canada, but new regulations and political pressure could restrict cross-border supplies, potentially driving up costs.
The US government has warned airlines it may order up to 20% flight cuts nationwide if the federal shutdown drags on, Reuters reports, raising fears of major travel disruption.
The U.S. has pledged to maintain indefinite control over Venezuela’s oil sales, signaling a hardening stance on Caracas and raising questions about global energy markets and sanctions.
The Washington Post reports on Trump’s interest in Greenland’s vast rare earth reserves, as the island moves to control its own mining future, setting up geopolitical and economic tensions.
The Business Journals profiles 38 publicly traded companies in Oregon and Southwest Washington, highlighting key industries, market performance and regional economic influence.
Donald Trump touted a breakthrough on lowering drug prices, but a closer look reveals pharmaceutical giants also benefited, raising questions about who truly gained from the policy shifts.
Gallaudet and Marymount made notable gains in the latest U.S. News college rankings, but long-dominant local universities continue to hold top spots, Business Journals data show.
The U.S. has logged a record trade deficit in goods, highlighting the limits of President Trump’s tariff strategy as imports outpace exports despite efforts to curb foreign competition.
Trump vowed an American energy boom, but key U.S. producers now face mounting debts, falling demand and volatile prices, raising doubts about the promised era of dominance.
Economists warn the U.S. may slip into recession before any of Donald Trump’s promised economic “golden age” materializes, as slowing growth and rising risks cloud the outlook.
Despite solid headline job gains, key sectors from manufacturing to logistics are slowing hiring. Executives cite weak demand, high costs and uncertainty over interest rates.
FINRA has signed a major lease for nearly half of Gannett’s former Tysons headquarters, marking one of the largest recent office deals in the region, The Business Journals reports.
U.S. agencies are sounding alarms over China’s new limits on rare-earth mineral exports, warning the move could disrupt supply chains, threaten national security, and heighten economic tensions.
The World Bank has lent support to Donald Trump’s complaint that U.S. exports face higher tariffs abroad, highlighting persistent trade imbalances and renewed tensions over global tariff policies.
Washington has escalated efforts to curb China’s tech rise, tightening export controls, restricting advanced chips and pressuring allies, as both powers vie for dominance in critical technologies.
Capital One Arena and Gallery Place have been named Washington, D.C.’s top real estate deals, highlighting strong investor confidence and renewed momentum in the downtown commercial market.
A Tokyo-based prosthetic leg manufacturer has chosen Ashburn for its U.S. headquarters, aiming to expand its North American footprint and tap into the region’s growing medtech market.
Major U.S. news outlets are challenging a new Pentagon press access policy, arguing it restricts independent reporting and undermines transparency on military and defense affairs.
Air India will suspend a key U.S. route as Pakistan’s ongoing airspace closure disrupts long-haul operations, forcing costly detours and prompting schedule cuts, the airline confirmed.
A senior U.S. official said Washington remains “open for business” if Iran chooses to re-engage, signaling readiness for renewed dialogue amid ongoing regional tensions, Reuters reported.