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| Ivan Pentchoukov
National Editor |
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| Ivan Pentchoukov
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Good morning. It’s Saturday! Here are today’s top stories. |
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As urban America flirts with socialism, many of our South American neighbors are now going in the opposite direction: shrinking government, opening markets, balancing budgets, and prioritizing growth and stability. Much of South America is now experiencing stronger growth. The question is whether the benefits come quickly enough to outrun politics.
- Chinese leader Xi Jinping departed the United States on Sept. 25 after a three-day state visit that included White House talks with President Donald Trump, an elaborate military welcome, and a state dinner, but the summit has produced few publicly announced new agreements. Here are the takeaways from the summit.
- New York and New Jersey declared states of emergency as the region prepared for a Nor’easter storm to bring flooding and power outages to residents in the Mid-Atlantic states through the weekend.
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The Supreme Court ruled against Republicans seeking to use Missouri’s 2025 congressional map in the Nov. 3 midterm elections, the same map lines that were used in the Aug. 4 primaries. The court also cleared the Trump administration to use an updated immigration database to verify the citizenship of voters.
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