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- Trump risks confidence in U.S. role as guardian of global shipping [206d]
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- Oil prices rise again as the war enters its 6th week and Trump threatens to strike Iran's power plants [206d]
- Airlines are starting to cancel flights as they face jet fuel shortages and rising prices brought on by the Iran war [206d]
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- Trump celebrates rescue of American airman shot down over Iran [206d]
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- Workers are feeling AI anxiety — and that they might be training their replacements [206d]
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