David Luhnow

Thought-provoking stuff here from the head of BlackRock. It’s time for the second draft of globalization https://t.co/TVcoLcERQW via @ft

Gulls reign supreme when it comes to snatching our food. Scientists want to know their secrets. “Who do you think clears up after Glastonbury?” https://t.co/SOi9E3v1rw via @WSJ

RT @atrupar: DEAN: What's the tariff on bananas? LUTNICK: Generally 10% DEAN: Walmart has already increased the cost of bananas by 8% LU…

Can’t wait to read this!

Joe Parkinson @JoeWSJ

NEW BOOK ANNOUNCEMENT🚨 Let us tell you a story about this young girl in Harry Potter shoes–an Argentine who was set to start 6th grade last summer when she was whisked onto a CIA jet with her mom Sophie didn’t know her family was Russian–or their place in a global shadow war https://t.co/JOciUl8oPT

I've been increasingly wondering about this. The US, and others, have been spending like the proverbial drunken sailors... “You are going to see a crack in the bond market,” warns JPMorgan Chase’s Jamie Dimon. He has plenty of company. https://t.co/e25ncahjrs via @WSJ

No country has direct election for all judges, including its supreme court. Until now, in Mexico. The gov't says it's democratic. Critics say low turnout, weak standards, political meddling and corruption will spell the end of judicial independence. https://t.co/d2cRGGLr5D

Ukraine’s drone strikes on Russia give Kyiv a military win that weakens Moscow’s ability to wage war on its smaller neighbor and undermines its capacity to threaten more distant rivals https://t.co/xcwrscpnal via @WSJ

The U.S. won World War II in part by producing more of everything than its enemies. It’s no longer capable of that kind of manufacturing feat. https://t.co/5RKSXH2wjJ via @WSJ

The Trump administration plans to begin revoking visas for Chinese students. Universities across the U.S. could face a hit to their finances and talent pool. Studies have shown that suspending visas for foreigners undermines U.S. innovation. https://t.co/mVtjbd6qWn via @WSJ

Fascinating. May 22 marked the first permanent deployment of German forces on foreign soil since World War II -- 4,800 soldiers to Lithuania, which borders Russia. Polls show 85% of Lithuanians welcome the move. https://t.co/aHmBbhJgB9

Germany will step up financial and military aid to Ukraine, the latest sign that Europe is moving to replace the U.S. as Kyiv’s key military supporter Europe has overtaken the U.S. in total aid to Ukraine, and is also now neck and neck on military aid. https://t.co/Ch6y013rdY

"Every area of future economic growth in which the US is poised to lead—software, AI, oil and gas, robotics, and EV production—depends on innovations that are impossible to nurture without reliable long-term support from the federal government." https://t.co/JZNaEMpdt9

With military spending driving the economy in Russia, that creates a huge incentive for Putin to keep going rather than risk unwinding it and creating hardship at home. But where does this end? https://t.co/Gj88paPw2m via @WSJ

"Genuine enthusiasm for universal free speech is rare. People are much keener on the idea of it for themselves than for their enemies." https://t.co/GINGOdaNQk

Has the US given up on NATO? Not so fast. The U.S. military is doubling down in Northern Europe in a quest to make NATO more lethal. Good stuff by @SuneEngel https://t.co/dXKCdsoHyT via @WSJ

It was diplomatic. It was subtle. But King Charles III delivered a very clear message to Trump: Canada already has a king, and he wants to protect Canada's sovereignty. https://t.co/G2CeXtXmDj via @WSJ

Interesting post.

John Lettieri @LettieriDC

One of the load-bearing claims behind pro-tariff populism is that recent decades of globalization and trade liberalization have been a disaster for American workers. Let’s examine that claim against the evidence. 🧵