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From Wall Street Journal. WSJ’s latest poll shows President Trump’s approval rating holding steady. But where do voters land on Trump’s tariffs, the “big, beautiful bill,” immigration and more? WSJ’s Aaron Zitner breaks down the most recent Wall Street Journal poll, conducted between July 16-20. Chapters: 0:00 WSJ’s latest poll 0:37 Trump actions in second…
From Wall Street Journal. WSJ sat down with Arnaud Blanchard, the global head of equity capital markets at Morgan Stanley, to discuss private equity funds, the IPO market and more. #IPO #PrivateEquity #Shorts
From Wall Street Journal. WSJ’s Aaron Zitner breaks down how President Trump’s approval rating remained resilient in the most recent Wall Street Journal poll, conducted between July 16-20. #Trump #Politics #Shorts
From Wall Street Journal. Harvard could face a budget shortfall of roughly $1 billion if they don’t back down from their legal battles with President Trump. #Harvard #Trump #Shorts
From Wall Street Journal. WSJ sat down with Tom Barkin, president and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, to discuss monetary policy, Trump naming a new Fed Chair and more. #Fed #Trump #Shorts
From Wall Street Journal. The Kola Bay is emerging as one of Russia’s most powerful hubs in its quest to dominate the Arctic. This small stretch of water is where Moscow stores part of its icebreaker fleet and could mine for minerals and oil, export those resources and launch nuclear weapons. WSJ explores why Kola…
From Wall Street Journal. China has ramped up military and dual-use infrastructure along its border with India over the past decade. Experts say Beijing’s extensive network of roads, railways and airports in Tibet and along the Himalaya Mountains are part of a risky effort to dominate the region. WSJ breaks down the infrastructure race between…
From Wall Street Journal. WSJ sat down with Tom Barkin, president and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, to discuss Trump’s tariffs, retail prices and more. #Trump #Tariffs #Shorts
From Wall Street Journal. Ford’s CEO says China’s EV industry poses an existential threat to global automakers. The country’s dark factories, which have robots run 24/7 with limited human interaction, aim to further widen the gap between Chinese car manufacturers and everyone else. As China grapples with overproduction and Trump’s trade war with Beijing continues,…
From Wall Street Journal. Medicaid began as a welfare program, but 60 years later it covers one in five Americans and costs more than $800 billion. But Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill” is changing the health insurance program. WSJ explores how Medicaid got so big and how the GOP megabill will change it. Chapters: 0:00 How…
From Wall Street Journal. Despite President Trump’s calls for peace with Putin, Russia is ramping up its summer offensive on Ukraine. Trump announced a deal with NATO to send weapons and ammunition to Ukraine, including the Patriot missile defense system, as Moscow has ramped up its drone attacks amid Kyiv’s depleting defenses. WSJ explains what’s…
From Wall Street Journal. What do anti-woke funds and ESG funds have in common? Conservative exchange-traded funds like the American Conservative Values ETF promise to align portfolios with political beliefs, avoiding companies seen as hostile to their values. But some of these funds fall into the same pitfalls that tripped up socially conscious investments. #ETFs…
From Wall Street Journal. President Donald Trump has signaled he’s already looking to replace Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell far earlier than usual. Here’s how a so-called ‘shadow’ Fed would work, and what it means for markets and consumers. Chapters: 0:00 President Trump vs. Fed Chair Powell 0:41 How a ‘Shadow’ Fed would work 2:25…
From Wall Street Journal. Kirkenes, a Norwegian town on the border with Russia, has become a target for espionage operations. The town’s proximity to Russia and nearby NATO bases has made it a target for Russian spies taking photos of military infrastructure, doing covert maritime intelligence operations and more. WSJ follows an agent from Norway’s…
From Wall Street Journal. WSJ’s Alexander Ward breaks down the relationship between President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, and how it’s only now showing signs of souring over an elusive peace deal in Ukraine.Photo: Joe Raedle/Getty Images; Getty Images #wsj #explainervideo #trump #putin #ukrainerussiawar
From Wall Street Journal. RFK Jr. says it is working with the food industry to remove synthetic food dyes from the food supply by the end of 2026. But dye makers say meeting this deadline safely could take more than six years. WSJ visited Sensient Technologies, one of the largest natural food color plants in…
From Wall Street Journal. The Kola Bay is emerging as one of Russia’s most powerful hubs in its quest to dominate the Arctic. This small stretch of water is where Moscow stores part of its icebreaker fleet and could mine for minerals and oil, export those resources and launch nuclear weapons. WSJ explores why Kola…
From Wall Street Journal. The opioid crisis continues to claim lives and devastate communities. A little-known powerful psychedelic called ibogaine has been touted for its remarkable ability to erase years of addiction and withdrawal in just one session. But ibogaine remains illegal in the U.S., causing thousands of Americans to cross borders into places like…
From Wall Street Journal. Many Florida homes can withstand category 5 hurricane winds, but not flooding. Babcock Ranch, a town near Fort Myers and Cape Coral, has stayed mostly unscathed during major storms like Hurricane Irma, Ian, Milton and Helene. WSJ spoke with the town’s engineer to uncover the hurricane-proofing designs that help protect it.…
From Wall Street Journal. Chinese toy company Pop Mart’s stock exploded over 1,200% in the past year thanks to its success it built off blind box collectibles like Labubu. These hard-to-get toys drive the majority of Pop Mart’s revenue as unboxings have flooded social media and have fans flocking overseas to buy exclusive products. But…
From Wall Street Journal. millisecond accuracy. These high-tech displays require extensive engineering, choreographed flight plans with 3D animation software and sophisticated GPS systems. But these massive shows aren’t without risks as crashing drones can be a real concern. WSJ explores the technology behind how the quadcopter fleets are changing aerial displays. #Fireworks #July4th #Shorts
From Wall Street Journal. The House of Representatives passed President Trump’s one big, beautiful tax and spending bill. The sweeping domestic policy megabill includes Medicaid cuts, Trump’s promised no tax on tips and clean energy tax credit changes. The bill also increases government spending on ICE and border security, missile defense, shipbuilding and more. WSJ’s…
From Wall Street Journal. China is a global shipbuilding powerhouse — and it builds most of America’s cargo ships. President Trump and Congress want to change that with the passing of Trump’s big, beautiful bill. If the U.S. went to war with Beijing over Taiwan, it could struggle to resupply troops due to a lack…
From Wall Street Journal. Pyro drones are transforming July 4th firework shows by launching pyrotechnics in intricate patterns with millisecond accuracy. These high-tech displays require extensive engineering, choreographed flight plans with 3D animation software and sophisticated GPS systems. But these massive shows aren’t without risks as crashing drones can be a real concern. WSJ explores…
From Wall Street Journal. China is building what is believed to be the world’s biggest military command center on the outskirts of Beijing. The new site for the PLA is ten times the size of the Pentagon with satellite images revealing deep underground networks believed to contain bunkers. WSJ explains how this new base could…
From Wall Street Journal. WSJ sat down with Barclays Analyst Michael Mclean to discuss the EV tax credits, clean tech and renewable energy under Trump’s “big, beautiful bill.” #EV #Trump #Shorts
From Wall Street Journal. WSJ sat down with Barclays Analyst Michael Mclean to discuss the U.S. deficit, Trump’s tax bill, tariff revenue and more. #Trump #Tax #Shorts
From Wall Street Journal. AI data centers could use up to 12% of all U.S. electricity by 2028. But how much power does it take to create one video and what really happens after you hit “enter” on that AI prompt? WSJ’s Joanna Stern visited “Data Center Valley” in Virginia to trace the journey and…
From Wall Street Journal. Epic Systems is the leading provider of electronic medical records in the U.S.—but its headquarters in Wisconsin looks nothing like a typical tech campus. The HQ has five different campuses and some take cues from stories like ‘Harry Potter,’ ‘The Wizard of Oz’ and ‘Alice in Wonderland.’ There are features like…
From Wall Street Journal. Kim Jong Un’s new 5,000-ton destroyer capsized after North Korea tried a side launch of a military ship. But what seems like a major setback for Pyongyang’s Soviet-era navy reveals the close military ties North Korea has with Russia. Certain elements in the design of North Korea’s new Chlo Hon-class warship…
From Wall Street Journal. As the U.S. deployed decoy B-2 bombers west over the Pacific, military officials quietly sent a “strike package” east over the Atlantic to hit three nuclear facilities in Iran: Fordow, Natanz and Isfahan. In one night, the U.S. used three-quarters of its stockpile of GBU-57 “bunker buster” bombs in what President…
From Wall Street Journal. The war between Israel and Iran continued on Monday after President Trump’s unprecedented attack on Tehran’s nuclear program. #Iran #Trump #Shorts