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Trump Floats Ending $4 Billion in U.S. Aid to Israel, but Major Hurdles Remain
Trump floated ending nearly $4 billion in annual U.S. military aid to Israel, but offered no formal policy plan. A pact running through 2028, congressional hurdles and existing defense ties make a rapid cutoff unlikely.

Anthropic’s $100 Billion IPO Faces Valuation Doubts Amid AI Sell-Off and Data Center Risks
Anthropic is weighing an IPO that could raise up to $100 billion, but a cooling AI market is testing its lofty valuation. Rapid sales growth is offset by huge infrastructure commitments, losses and risks to data-center expansion.

Japan’s Price-Sensitive Shoppers Squeeze Businesses as Costs Surge
Japan’s businesses are struggling to raise prices as consumers, scarred by decades of deflation, cut back on dining and clothing. Even small increases have sparked backlash, while wage gains remain too weak to ease household pressure.

SpaceX Taps Qualcomm for 5G Network as Starlink Mobile Targets 2027 Launch
SpaceX is preparing a U.S. 5G network for 2027, with Qualcomm supplying custom chips and software for its base stations. The terrestrial build would extend Starlink’s reach, but its cost, spectrum needs and potential to intensify price competition remain uncertain.
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Pennsylvania Democrats swept key races, flipping four U.S. House and four state Senate seats and winning a state-government trifecta for the first time in 30 years. Republicans blamed voter distrust, Iran, tariffs and rising costs; Democrats now have a clearer path to pursue their agenda.
India is ChatGPT’s biggest market, but most users rely on free AI, making it hard for companies to recoup the rising costs of computing and energy. Price-sensitive customers remain unconvinced paid tools deliver enough value, with some AI coding projects costing more than human work.











