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Team Trump defends tariffs as bipartisan opposition grows, markets slide

2 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Gerrit De Vynck |Maegan Vazquez |Maria Paul |María Paúl |Caroline O'Donovan

Team Trump defends tariffs as bipartisan opposition grows, markets slide (washingtonpost.com) Team Trump defends tariffs as bipartisan opposition grows, markets slide By Gerrit De Vynck; Maegan Vazquez; María Luisa Paúl; Caroline O'Donovan 2025040618363700 Trump administration officials blitzed television networks Sunday to defend the president's massive tariffs that have caused a sell-off in the stock market and triggered recession fears, arguing that the import taxes are already forcing...
Team Trump defends tariffs as bipartisan opposition grows, markets slide

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Gerrit De Vynck |Maegan Vazquez |Maria Paul |María Paúl |Caroline O'Donovan

4 hours agoYes, Mike Myers as Elon shows up. Saturday Night Live opened this week with — what else, really — President Donald Trump's tariffs that have tanked the stock market. SNL had cast member James Austin Johnson do his spot-on Trump impression and deliver the news about the tariffs. "It's actually even …
Rent rose by 20 percent across L.A. County after fires. That’s illegal.

2 months ago | msn.com | Rachel Siegel |Andrew Tran |Federica Cocco |Caroline O'Donovan

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Rent rose by 20 percent across L.A. County after fires. That’s illegal.

2 months ago | washingtonpost.com | Rachel Siegel |Andrew Tran |Federica Cocco |Caroline O'Donovan

Rent spiked by 20 percent in Los Angeles County after wildfires ravaged the area, according to a Washington Post analysis of listings data from RentCast, a property analytics service, raising alarms of price gouging in the midst of a housing crisis. In nearly 30 cities in Los Angeles County, the median rent for homes listed within two weeks after the fires began increased well past the legal limit of 10 percent, compared with those listed within two weeks before the fires.
OpenAI and other tech titans worked on Stargate deal months before Trump won

Jan 24, 2025 | msn.com | Cat Zakrzewski |Gerrit De Vynck |Isaac Arnsdorf |Caroline O'Donovan

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OpenAI and other tech titans worked on Stargate deal months before Trump won

Jan 24, 2025 | msn.com | Cat Zakrzewski |Gerrit De Vynck |Isaac Arnsdorf |Caroline O'Donovan

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OpenAI and other tech titans worked on Stargate deal months before Trump won

Jan 24, 2025 | washingtonpost.com | Cat Zakrzewski |Gerrit De Vynck |Isaac Arnsdorf |Caroline O'Donovan

The $100 billion artificial intelligence deal that escalated a feud between Donald Trump adviser Elon Musk and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman was in the works for months before President Trump’s election victory — undermining tech titans’ declarations that the venture was only possible because of Trump’s inauguration.
OpenAI and other tech titans worked on Stargate deal months before Trump won

Jan 24, 2025 | flipboard.com | Cat Zakrzewski |Gerrit De Vynck |Isaac Arnsdorf |Caroline O'Donovan

OpenAI and other tech titans worked on Stargate deal months before Trump wonSuch announcements aren’t without political risks, as OpenAI learned when Trump adviser Elon Musk criticized the deal on the social network he owns. The $100 billion artificial intelligence deal that escalated a feud between Donald Trump adviser Elon Musk and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman was in the works …
Many L.A. fire victims in limbo face a complex recovery that could take years

Jan 17, 2025 | washingtonpost.com | Joshua Partlow |Caroline O'Donovan |Brady Dennis |Ruby Mellen

PASADENA, Calif. — It had been just three days since the Eaton Fire destroyed their dream home in the woods of Altadena, but Ryan and Stephanie Blank already had mobilized. They had applied for assistance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Filed home and auto insurance claims. Lined up a showing at a rental home on a quiet street four miles from everything they had lost. The rental didn’t have the towering pine trees the couple had loved in their own backyard.
OpenAI wooed Democrats with calls for AI regulation. Now it must charm Trump.

Jan 13, 2025 | adn.com | Nitasha Tiku |Caroline O'Donovan

ChatGPT maker OpenAI will launch a multistate tour to push for massive infrastructure spending by the incoming Trump administration to support companies working on artificial intelligence. The campaign tries torecast OpenAI,the leading representative of the AI boom during the Biden administration, in a more populist lightahead of Donald Trump’s inauguration. OpenAI became a fixture in White House AI policy debates after CEO Sam Altman made his political debut after ChatGPT’s launch in late 2022.