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Trump Admin Hit With New Lawsuit, Claims Migrants Held In 'Straightjackets'

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By Gabby Giffords, Eric Adams, Josh Hammer Verified, Alia Brahimi
| EIN News
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US debt reaches $37 trillion years before expected

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By Alia Brahimi, Gabe Whisnant Verified
| buff.ly
The U.S. government's gross national debt has climbed past $37 trillion, a record-breaking milestone that underscores the rapid growth of America's fiscal obligations and the mounting cost pressures on taxpayers. The Treasury Department confirmed the figure Tuesday in its latest daily financial report. In January 2020, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) estimated that gross federal debt would not surpass $37 trillion until after fiscal year 2030.
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China challenges Trump's US shipbuilding dream

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By Alia Brahimi, Ann Wagner, Micah McCartney Verified, Robert Weissman
| Center for a New American Security (CNAS)
China's top two shipbuilders are finalizing a merger that began in 2019, creating the world's biggest shipbuilding company. The $16 billion deal is expected to further widen China's lead over the United States, as President Donald Trump pushes to revive the nation's stagnant shipbuilding industry. Why It Matters China has vaulted to the forefront of global shipbuilding over the past two decades.
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