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This bill has a huge range of rural funding needed in America, farm safety net programs and nutrition programs. It is a way for bipartisan efforts to address problems in the US agriculture sector . 

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Russian president Putin visit to China covered by NHK's Analysis. This is the first visit after being reelected for Putin. China's president visited European Union countries and Serbia, Hungary recently. China seeks to keep its relations with the EU and stabilize its economic relations with the US because of its weak economy. China benefits with supply of oil at better prices in its trade with Russia that has reached $240 billion, at a time it's economy faces a large debt burden and a collapsing real estate industry. It needs markets in the EU for surging exports of electric vehicles. Russia is also probably reassessing the situation in Ukraine to position itself for an eventual settlement, as China clearly has no interest in the war in Ukraine and seeks to limit any negative fallout from the conflict in its trade and economic relations with EU and US.

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Older voters in Arizona are shown in this WSJ report as switching from both Trump and Biden to vote for RFK Jr, a relative of Robert Kennedy. WSJ looks at Sedona a tourist town in Arizona with 10,000 residents. It looks at swing states including Arizona.

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Jensen Huang founded Nvidia to develop chips for videogames in 3D graphics in 1993. Sega videogame maker in Japan had Nvidia develop the chips for its Dreamcast player. At the time Shoichiro Iramijiri was the engineer -who started Honda's first manufacturing plant in the US in 1984- heading Sega. Iramijiri liked Huang and wanted him to succeed. When the technical error of developing the chips using a wrong shape was made by Huang Nvidia was dropped by Sega for Dreamcast in 1997. Nvidia ran out of money and if it persisted with its poor design would have ended in 6 months. Instead Huang decided to switch to a new chip design with no money to do this. Iramijiri stepped in to get Huang a $5 million loan from Sega.

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Martin Gruenberg heads FDIC when FDIC is the subject of WSJ investigation and Congressional hearings about practices that show little respect for women employees. These practices have not been completely changed to restore dignity and respect for women employees.

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A very close competition between Manchester City and Arsenal for the Premier League title in 2024. For Manchester City this would be the 4th title for former Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola. For coach Arteta of Arsenal it is the climax to a wonderful season second half.

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Questions remain about whether such harsh austerity measures will work. The absence of alternatives have led to Argentines electing Milei as president to try a radical approach to fight inflation. The sudden increase of Buenos Aires subway fares by over 300% is part of the approach to improve state finances and bring inflation down. 

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Concern about confidence in the Supreme Court and impartiality of Justice Alito and Justice Thomas on some cases before the Court.

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George Bush's administration passed healthcare legislation that allowed private pharmaceutical companies not to have to negotiate with Medicare on cost of drugs. It also passed the so called Medicare Modernization Act that created a huge opportunity for profits through Medicare Advantage Plans. The chart in WSJ shows profits it calls a bonanza. What it means is that instead of reducing the costs of providing medical care to elderly Americans it has increased the cost leaving less and less money for infrastructure for roads and bridges and airports that are dilapidated in the US, and less money for essential services in education and health care, transportation, housing. This has reduced the standard of living and quality of life in America. For healthcare it is providing less for higher cost when compared to China, India, Germany, France and the UK. George W Bush administration put America into 2 wars in Asia and the Arab world which also drained resources contributing to a lack of investment in the country in essential infrastructure and services. ...

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