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U.S. officials are racing to access Anthropic’s latest AI model, seeing both strategic promise and security risks, as Washington grapples with how to regulate and harness such powerful technology
Donald Trump has called on U.S. oil majors to help revive Venezuela’s “rotting” energy sector, urging investment and technical support to restore output in the OPEC nation, sources told Reuters.
Venezuela has agreed to export $2 billion in crude to the United States under a new deal with Washington, Reuters reports, signaling a cautious thaw in bilateral energy and diplomatic ties.
U.S. companies have begun filing refund claims after the Supreme Court struck down Trump-era tariffs, triggering complex legal battles and uncertainty over trade and federal revenue.
The US CDC has decided not to release a detailed report on COVID-19 vaccine effectiveness, sparking criticism from experts who argue the withheld data is crucial for public health decisions.
AmCham Egypt launches its Doorknock Mission in Washington, aiming to strengthen business diplomacy, attract US investment, and deepen bilateral economic and trade ties.
The US treasury chief warned that companies aiding Iranian airlines could face sanctions, Reuters reports, as Washington seeks to tighten enforcement of restrictions on Tehran.
The US-Uzbekistan Business Council was officially launched in Washington, aiming to boost trade, investment, and strategic economic cooperation between the two countries, Kun.uz reports.
Car prices in America are soaring as supply chain disruptions, higher interest rates and rising production costs squeeze buyers, reshaping who can afford a new or used vehicle.
Trump advances a “drill baby drill” agenda with Venezuela oil deals, sparking criticism from U.S. producers who say the move undercuts domestic energy jobs and investment.
President Trump has backed down on threatened tariffs against Greenland, saying a framework trade deal has been reached, easing tensions and paving the way for further economic talks
A US House Democrat criticized the Commerce Department’s $1.6 billion award to USA Rare Earth as “highly concerning,” questioning oversight, environmental risks and national security implications.
The US and Saudi Arabia highlighted fresh investment and defense deals at a Riyadh forum, signaling closer economic ties despite political strains and regional security concerns.
Eastern Washington businesses are adjusting prices, rounding policies and cash-handling practices as the U.S. Mint stops penny production, raising questions about costs and consumer fairness.
The U.S. Chamber’s “State of American Business 2025” report argues that in a volatile global economy, local communities, small firms, and regional innovation remain the foundation of U.S. growth.
Washington County has been ranked among the nation’s top 10 fastest-growing counties, according to new data, underscoring the region’s surging population and rapid development trends.
A new analysis shows Washington ranks among the worst states for business survival, with Jake warning entrepreneurs face “almost a 60% chance of failing,” raising concerns over local economic policy.
Countries are reassessing reliance on U.S. fossil fuels after the Iran war, as energy security, shifting alliances and climate goals drive a search for more stable, diversified supplies.
The Washington Post examines Trump’s unexpectedly softened green card policy, exploring shifting political pressures, implications for immigrants, and how the move contrasts with his earlier hard-line stance.
The Financial Times reports that US Defense Secretary Hegseth’s broker sought to buy a defense fund shortly before Iran’s attack, raising fresh questions over timing and ethics.