Environment
Science funding agency threatened with mass layoffs
The president’s attacks on Iran’s oil infrastructure could determine the course of the war — and its domestic political fallout.
The meeting comes as oil and gasoline prices have spiked after Iran closed a key waterway for global oil shipments.
Canada’s import plans reverse years of North American policy that treated the cheap, high-tech Chinese cars as an economic threat.
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