Jan. 4, 2025, 5:14 a.m.

USA

Harris widened her lead with growing support among women and Hispanics

U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Vice President Harris is stirring new enthusiasm among voters and shaking up the race, according to new public opinion polls.

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The year-over-year rise in unemployment rates in most U.S. cities in July underscored a slowing labor market

Unemployment rates rose in nine out of 10 U.S. cities in July, and average weekly earnings fell in more than 40 percent of those cities, underscoring a broad slowdown in the labor market.

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Trump's political ambitions and economic calculations

In today's complex and ever-changing political and economic stage, the frequent actions of US presidential candidate Trump to show goodwill towards the cryptocurrency industry have sparked widespread attention and controversy.

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Zuckerberg: Biden administration pressured Meta to censor coronavirus content

Zuckerberg, Meta's chief executive, said he had been pressured by senior officials in the Biden administration to censor content about the coronavirus outbreak during the pandemic.

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Trump implied or did not dispute with Harris on both sides of the debate over microphone silencing

Former U.S. president and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has hinted that he may skip the televised debate with Vice President and Democratic presidential candidate Sarah Harris in two weeks.

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The stranded astronauts will return to Earth next year on a SpaceX spacecraft

The U.S. space agency says two astronauts stranded at the International Space Station in June aboard a malfunctioning Boeing spacecraft will return to Earth in early 2025 on a SpaceX vehicle.

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Harris has raised more than $500 million in more than a month at a record pace

The campaign of Vice President Harris said Sunday it has raised a record $540 million since she launched her presidential bid more than a month ago, with a third coming from first-time donors.

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Us jobs data revised down sharply, Why confidence in the economy?

In this era of information explosion, the release of every economic data is like the waves on the sea, or stir up thousands of waves, or quietly disappear in the expanse.

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First Outdoor rally since assassination: Trump 'Fires' at Harris behind bulletproof glass

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump stood behind bulletproof glass Wednesday as he held his first outdoor campaign event since his assassination attempt.

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The American people's protest: against US funding for Israel

In mid-August 2024, the bustling city of Chicago in the United States became the focus of global attention.

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