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Major oil firms post $93bn profits amid war and climate crisis

Major oil companies have reported combined profits of $93 billion, driven by high energy prices during ongoing conflicts. The figure draws scrutiny as the industry profits while consumers face higher costs and climate goals remain unmet. It underscores the tension between corporate earnings and global crises.

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US Water Facilities Hit by 'Malicious Cyber Actors' — Who Is to Blame?

US water facilities have been targeted by malicious cyber actors, raising alarms about the security of critical infrastructure. The attacks have prompted investigations into the perpetrators and their motivations, highlighting the growing threat of cyberattacks on essential public services.

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Oil profits surge as Middle East conflict drives energy prices, Trump attacks earnings

Major oil companies are posting sharply higher profits as the Middle East war pushes energy prices up. President Trump publicly criticized the soaring earnings. This highlights the tension between industry gains and consumer costs amid geopolitical instability.

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US states sue Trump administration over tariffs on 60 trading partners

A coalition of US states has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, arguing that new tariffs imposed on 60 trading partners are unconstitutional. The legal challenge seeks to block the tariffs, which could have wide-ranging effects on international trade and domestic prices.

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Senate Republicans push budget bill to avert shutdown before midterms

Senate Republican leaders are moving quickly to pass a budget bill in order to prevent a government shutdown. The urgency comes as the midterm elections approach, making a shutdown politically risky. The bill's passage is critical to keeping federal agencies funded and avoiding disruption.

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Trump sells early access to social media posts, drawing corruption claims

President Trump's team is offering paid early access to his online posts, a move critics describe as corruption. The arrangement allows select donors or businesses to see content before the public, raising ethical and legal concerns.

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China's tech progress rattles Silicon Valley and Washington

China's rapid technological advancements are provoking disruption across both the U.S. tech industry and government policy circles. The developments challenge American dominance in key sectors, raising concerns about competitiveness, national security, and global influence.