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AAPL
$336.20
▲ 2.06%
MSFT
$517.75
▲ 1.73%
GOOGL
$351.78
▲ 3.19%
AMZN
$251.29
▲ 1.87%
TSLA
$351.20
▼ 0.47%
META
$736.33
▼ 0.33%
NVDA
$230.40
▲ 1.40%
JPM
$332.85
▼ 0.64%

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Sen. Armstrong: Permitting Is Key to Lower Energy Costs
Senator Alan Armstrong (R-Oklahoma) joins David Gura and Christina Ruffini on Bloomberg This Weekend and says permitting reform—not additional federal spending—is the most effective way to lower housing and energy costs, arguing regulatory delays have created infrastructure bottlenecks that drive up prices for consumers. (Source: Bloomberg)
business  Jun 27, 2026
Bloomberg Markets
America’s Farmers Need USMCA More Than Ever
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business  Jun 27, 2026
The Guardian
‘Like a dead body’: after warehouse fire, LA residents say air thick with smell of rotting food
Cleanup under way after week-long fire at a Boyle Heights facility spoiled tens of millions of pounds of frozen foodSomething is rotten in the neighborhood of Boyle Heights.For a week, thick black smoke filled the air while a massive warehouse burned near downtown Los Angeles, prompting a state of emergency and evacuation orders in the immediate area as air quality worsened. Firefighters finally extinguished the flames on Wednesday, but not before half the warehouse’s 85m lbs of frozen food were
general  Jun 27, 2026

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