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EU Plans Carbon Trading Expansion to Cover All International Flights

The European Commission is preparing a proposal to extend the European Union's emissions trading system to all international flights arriving in and departing from the bloc, a move aimed at advancing climate goals but likely to face resistance from airlines and foreign governments.
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Senate Passes $70 Billion Immigration Enforcement Bill After Narrow Vote
US Launches Investigation Into European Digital Services Taxes
House Committee Advances Healthcare Price Transparency Legislation
Treasury Creates New Fraud Prevention Unit Powered by Artificial Intelligence
Justice Department Intensifies Scrutiny of AI and Cloud Computing Partnerships
ICC Prosecutor Suspended as War Crimes Court Faces Heightened Global Scrutiny
Russian Urals Crude Returns to Steeper Discounts as Asian Refiners Cut Purchases
EU Plans Carbon Trading Expansion to Cover All International Flights
China Confirms Ban on Rare Earth Exports to Japanese Military Users
US Accuses Alibaba, Baidu and BYD of Supporting Chinese Military Activities
China Plans $295 Billion AI Infrastructure Drive to Reduce Dependence on US Technology
IMF Warns Strait of Hormuz Closure Could Trigger Global Economic Downturn
House and Senate Push Forward on Fiscal Year 2027 Spending Bills
EEOC Moves to Rescind Longstanding Affirmative Action Guidance
Department of Energy Fast-Tracks Small Modular Nuclear Reactor Approvals
Congress Advances Debate on Artificial Intelligence, Housing and Financial Innovation
Federal Reserve Signals Caution on Future Interest Rate Moves
Supreme Court Set to Deliver Major Rulings on Federal Agency Authority
Trump Administration Prepares New Tariffs on Chinese Strategic Industries
Federal Agencies Accelerate AI-Powered Cybersecurity Measures
Pentagon Signs Artificial Intelligence Agreements With Major Technology Companies
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Senate Approves $70 Billion Immigration Enforcement Funding Package
Trump Orders Rapid Expansion of Artificial Intelligence Across US Military and Intelligence Agencies
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Congress Debates Federal Workforce Restructuring as Budget Negotiations Intensify
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