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Terrorism Insurance Backstop for ‘All’ Nears Renewal: Explained Original

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By Andrew Ramonas Verified
| Bloomberg Government Verified
Congress is eyeing an extension of an unused, $100 billion federal backstop for insurers covering terrorism losses across the US economy, with the decades-old protection set to end in 2027. The House in June passed legislation (H.R. 7128) that would continue the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act program through 2034 with broad support, though a small group of Republicans voted against it. Lawmakers first approved the program in 2002 after the Sept.
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BGOV OnPoint: US Upends Mexico-Canada Trade Renewal Talks

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By Andrew Ramonas Verified, Brandon Lee, Isabel Gottlieb Verified
| Bloomberg Government Verified
Long-term, North American free trade is in flux, as the US tries to boost its automaking, farming, and other industries by reworking provisions in a 2020 pact with Mexico and Canada. The US-Mexico-Canada Agreement will expire in 2036, ending duty-free treatment for many North American goods unless the countries agree to extend it before then.
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Trump Intel Pick’s ‘Unflappable’ Style to Be Tested by Senate Original

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By Mike Vilensky Verified, Lillianna Byington Verified, Andrew Ramonas Verified
| Bloomberg Government Verified
President Donald Trump’s pick to lead the intelligence community, Jay Clayton, has developed a reputation for avoiding political drama. But the Manhattan US attorney’s above-the-fray approach will be tested by a confirmation hearing that’s beset by turbulence after Trump delayed the first hearing and tied the confirmation to other political priorities.
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