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What will Washington do next if US bond yields keep rising?

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By Ken Cedeno
| Lexington Herald-Leader Verified
FILE PHOTO: A general view of the entrance to the U.S. Department Of The Treasury in Washington, D.C., U.S., February 1, 2026. REUTERS/Ken Cedeno/File Photo Oct 5 (Reuters) - The US government is paying more to borrow, and it is running out of easy ways to rein in its borrowing costs. Long-term Treasury yields are near their highest in two decades, and the causes do not look temporary. Washington is selling huge amounts of debt to cover deficits that are not shrinking.
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Signs of crisis? Donald Trump confirms national intelligence chief Jay Clayton as new AI head

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By Ken Cedeno
| The Star (South Africa) Verified
|Published 17 minutes ago Donald Trump appointed Jay Clayton (pictured) as head of a new White House task force on artificial intelligence, aiming to maintain US leadership in AI development while addressing potential dangers amid growing concerns and resistance to regulation.
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Donald Trump nomme le chef du renseignement américain au poste de «référent IA» : priorité à la coordination, pas à la régulation

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By Ken Cedeno
| Libération Verified
Jay Clayton va animer un groupe de travail chargé de maintenir les Etats-Unis à la pointe sur les progrès technologiques et les menaces liés à l’intelligence artificielle. Le directeur du renseignement américain, Jay Clayton, au Capitole à Washington, le 15 juillet 2026. (Ken Cedeno/AFP) Publié aujourd'hui à 15h58 Rester compétitif à tout prix.
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