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A federal judge blocked the Pentagon from treating Anthropic as a national-security supply-chain risk, a major development in the AI company’s dispute with the military over permitted uses of Claude.
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A federal judge blocked the Pentagon from treating Anthropic as a national-security supply-chain risk, a major development in the AI company’s dispute with the military over permitted uses of Claude.
Finance ministers and central-bank governors are set to meet in North Carolina as Washington pushes discussions on growth, trade imbalances, sovereign debt and enforcement of sanctions on Iran.
First-time unemployment claims fell for a second week, while the goods trade gap widened in July, giving the Federal Reserve a mixed but still stable picture of the economy.
The US Postal Service says new requirements affecting mail-in voting have taken effect while legal challenges continue ahead of the midterm elections.
President Donald Trump signed an order changing the lake's US geographic name, adding another flashpoint to the escalating trade dispute with Canada.
Nvidia's long-term revenue outlook revived enthusiasm for AI spending and lifted semiconductor shares across US markets.
The Trump administration is considering sweeping new chip tariffs, a move that could reshape costs across technology supply chains.
Major US indexes advanced as Nvidia's forecast strengthened the AI trade and investors awaited Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh's Jackson Hole speech.
Persistent price pressure has raised the stakes for Warsh's Jackson Hole message on rates, inflation and the central bank's policy direction.
The electronics retailer lifted its annual forecast on demand tied partly to AI-enabled device upgrades, but the stronger numbers did not fully reassure investors.
A federal judge heard arguments in a dispute over efforts to block or restore President Trump's name at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
A coalition of mostly Democratic-led states is challenging new federal conditions attached to family-planning funding.
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