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From Wall Street Journal. There were search-and-rescue efforts along the eastern border of Khuzestan province, near Choram, for an American crew member after Iran shot down an F-15E. #WSJ #Iran
From Wall Street Journal. WSJ’s Robert McMillan breaks down why residential proxy software are so bad, and how to check if the malware is installed on your home network. #Tech #Software #WSJ
From Wall Street Journal. President Trump has praised Secretary of State Marco Rubio amid the administration’s focus on foreign policy, but many see Vice President JD Vance as a better heir to the MAGA empire. #Trump #Rubio #WSJ
From Wall Street Journal. WSJ’s Ashby Jones breaks down the robust March jobs report and what it means for the U.S. economy. #WSJ #Jobs #Economy
From Wall Street Journal. President Trump proclaimed Liberation Day one year ago today—rewriting trade relations for virtually every U.S. trading partner. In the year since, Trump has used tariffs to remake U.S. trade policy, moving from a model of cooperative trade agreements to one that relies on overt economic coercion on allies and adversaries alike.…
From Wall Street Journal. President Trump proclaimed Liberation Day one year ago today—rewriting trade relations for virtually every U.S. trading partner. In the year since, Trump has used tariffs to remake U.S. trade policy, moving from a model of cooperative trade agreements to one that relies on overt economic coercion on allies and adversaries alike.…
From Wall Street Journal. WSJ’s Shelby Holliday breaks down the satellite images showing how the American E-3 Sentry that was struck by Iran at the Prince Sultan air base in Saudi Arabia had been sitting in the same spot time and time again. #Iran #SaudiArabia #WSJ
From Wall Street Journal. Apple CEO Tim Cook gives WSJ’s Ben Cohen an exclusive peek inside the company’s archives, showing off early prototypes of the iPod, as part of Apple’s 50th anniversary on April 1. #Apple #iPod #WSJ
From Wall Street Journal. President Trump allowed a Russian oil tanker to arrive in Cuba, but WSJ explains how the island nation will likely face persistent blackouts because of deep problems with its energy grid. Chapters: 0:00 Trump allows for oil to reach Cuba 0:34 Cuba’s power plants 1:31 Cuba’s grid problem 2:31 What’s next?…
From Wall Street Journal. Apple turns 50 years old on Wednesday. To commemorate the milestone, CEO Tim Cook opened up the company’s archives to WSJ’s Ben Cohen and told the story of Apple through prototypes of its most successful products, including the iPod and iPhone. Cook explains his philosophy of success and failure, reflects on…
From Wall Street Journal. Iran’s fortifications on small islands near the Strait of Hormuz boost its power to control the key waterway. WSJ’s Shelby Holliday explains the challenges of reopening shipping there by force. Chapters: 0:00 Iran’s islands around the Strait of Hormuz 0:28 Kharg Island 1:23 Three disputed islands 2:24 U.S. strategy News Explainers…
From Wall Street Journal. WSJ’s Micah Maidenberg reports from Kennedy Space Center, where NASA is preparing to launch the first crewed lunar mission in more than 50 years. #Space #Artemis #WSJ
From Wall Street Journal. WSJ’s Oyin Adedoyin explains how 529 savings plans can now be used for a wide array of aspirational goals in addition to paying for college tuition. #Savings #PersonalFinance #WSJ
From Wall Street Journal. President Trump allowed a Russian oil tanker to arrive in Cuba, but WSJ explains how the island nation will likely face persistent blackouts because of deep problems with its energy grid. #Trump #Cuba #WSJ
From Wall Street Journal. Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said in an interview with WSJ’s Gordon Fairclough that the U.S.’s war with Iran "is a big mistake for the world." #Spain #Iran #WSJ