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As seen in: The National, MSN, Business Extra, NBC Sports, Center for a New American Security (CNAS)
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Companies at core of US push to break China's rare-earth grip locked in legal row

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By Kyle Fitzgerald Verified
| The National Verified
Two rare-earth companies central to US ambitions to boost its domestic supply chain are locked in a legal battle. China has blacklisted both. President Donald Trump's administration is pouring billions of dollars into a public-private push to loosen China's grip on global supply chains for the materials that power electric vehicles, defence munitions and other advanced technologies. The legal tension focuses on two such US-backed companies.
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Gulf developers bring windfall to Trump family

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By Kyle Fitzgerald Verified
| The National Verified
US President Donald Trump's widening portfolio in the Gulf powered a new wave of wealth after his return to office last year, with his real estate empire a particular source of income. In a mandatory filing to the US Office of Government Ethics, Mr Trump and the Trump Organisation reported developers paid them $38 million in licencing fees for projects in Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the UAE. Regional developers have announced plans to build Trump-branded golf courses and towers.
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Jordan fans take pride in country's World Cup debut

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By Kyle Fitzgerald Verified
| The National Verified
A large group of Jordanian fans gathered near a giant sculpture of a golden football boot. In true Texan style, it was fashioned with a spur. It was here where hundreds of fans began their march to Dallas Stadium, Al Nashama's final one of this World Cup. Saturday's fixture against Argentina was the third and last match in Jordan's debut on the global stage.
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