Joe Biden has two main jobs on Ukraine at next week’s NATO summit. But they take him in opposite directions.
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Canada exports fall, reversing months of trade surplus
Canada recorded its biggest trade deficit since October 2020 in May, government data showed Thursday, surprising analysts with a drop in exports of grains and energy products while imports trended up behind automobiles.
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Disney cracks open vast archive for centennial celebrations
As Disney prepares for its centennial, it is granting glimpses into its vast vaults of filmmaking treasures
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Canada and Stellantis agree to resume battery plant construction
Canada has reached an agreement with carmaker Stellantis to immediately resume construction of a battery plant, ministers announced Wednesday, after the project was suspended over a subsidies disagreement.
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US court limits officials’ contacts with social media firms
A US federal court restricted top officials and agencies from communicating with social media companies to moderate content
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Culture wars put American companies on the defensive
Boycotts, threats, and shareholder pressure over ESG initiatives: Corporations face challenges as culture wars intensify
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Brazil court bars Bolsonaro from public office
Brazilian court bans Jair Bolsonaro from holding public office for eight years over unfounded voting claims
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Geoffrey Hinton urges governments to stop AI takeover
Geoffrey Hinton, one of the so-called godfathers of artificial intelligence, urged governments on Wednesday to step in and make sure that machines do not take control of society.
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US rejoins UNESCO, reversing Trump withdrawal
UNESCO members vote overwhelmingly for United States to return to cultural organization
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Macron calls on parents to help tame riots, blames video games
French President Emmanuel Macron called on parents to keep child rioters off the streets on Friday, while saying some young people appeared to be copying violent video games which had “intoxicated” them.