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Nvidia, the US chip maker, now has permission to start selling its second most powerful semiconductor to China, giving one of our biggest adversaries a chance to close the gap on America's AI lead. Joining us, executive editor of The Nation, John Nichols, and co-host of the ProfG G Markets podcast, uh, Edson. So, Ed, what do you make of this.>> Well, it's really interesting. I mean, we keep on flip-flopping on this. First, we said that, you know, we're only going to send some chips to China. And then we sai ...

Political Stance & Defiance - Indiana Republicans rejected a Trump-backed effort to rig the state's congressional map, with 21 Republicans crossing party lines [1] - The rejection followed a month-long pressure campaign from the White House, including threats of primary challenges and violent threats [2] - The Indiana Republicans' stance is seen as a message that such tactics won't work, potentially impacting other states [12][13] Policy & Principles - The Indiana State Senator emphasized the importance of traditional Republican values and policies that make sense for the long term, not just transactional policies [4] - The vote was not just a mere policy debate but a hugely consequential decision with ripple effects [11] - Bad policy stays forever, highlighting the long-term impact of legislative decisions [9] Political Consequences & Courage - There were threats of political consequences from the White House, including potential primary challenges backed by significant funding (2-3 million dollars) [6][7] - Despite the threats, some Republicans prioritized their principles and the will of their constituents over their seats [4][8] - One senator highlighted that money is not everything, emphasizing the importance of work ethic, policy, and listening to constituents [18]

We're less than 30 days away from 2026, and we are entering the year with a macro setup unlike anything we've seen in years.James Foord is an economist by trade and has been analyzing global markets for the past decade. He leads the investing group The Pragmatic Investor where the focus is on building robust and truly diversified portfolios that will continually preserve and increase wealth. The Pragmatic Investor covers global macro, international equities, commodities, tech and cryptocurrencies and is des ...

RT Kees Roelandschap (@KRoelandschap)Time to unleash the beast!Tesla legion unite!You know Tesla is dead ass serious when their policy team starts posting on LinkedInPlease share their post on LinkedIn as much as possible!! Find the link in the comments ⬇️Regulators barely look at X but stick to LinkedIn for their external communications so time to make some freaking noise on the most BORING platform out thereRemember to stay positive!!LFG 🚀 ...

🇺🇸 POLICY: U.S. FDIC Chief Says First GENIUS Act Regulations Heading for Proposal This Month.@jesseahamilton reports:https://t.co/uL02huOyzd ...

RT Zatoichi🌊 (@Zatoichi42)Op_ Return and inscriptions are two distinctly separate issues and must be treated as such.Everything has its proper time.Priority one is to restore sane control of op_return. This should be addressed separately. The strategy and tactics of that battle can be kept clear and coherent only if it's not mocked up with unnecessary distractions.There are a few outcomes and a possibility of compromise that doesn't involve a fork.Long game is always best, as it preserves the power of polic ...

Governments are pushing the policy to its limits https://t.co/lcvzjtvmyn ...

Policy Analysis - Target's new policy is being evaluated for its potential impact, questioning whether it is unconventional, practical, or a combination of both [1] Business Strategy - The article explores the business implications of Target's new policy [1]

I'm Sharta and I'm going to take you on a little journey from the US to India, from chocolates to compost. A few months ago, I had visited my cousins Gishman Tas who live in New Jersey and Julian Ojas who live in the Bay Area. I had so much fun.I went on nature walks, ate ice cream, played tennis. I went to a huge library and went to many such beautiful places. But I missed India a lot.You know why. Because India is full of color, full of people and full of happeningness. Here every day something special is ...