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US resumes visas for foreign students but demands access to social media accounts

US Politics · United States

US resumes visas for foreign students but demands access to social media accounts

56% Center coverage: 317 sources

SpaceX Starship Prototype Explodes During Static Fire Test at Texas Starbase

SpaceX · Texas

SpaceX Starship Prototype Explodes During Static Fire Test at Texas Starbase

53% Center coverage: 304 sources

Damage from the June 18 anomaly at SpaceX's Starbase test stand will postpone the rocket's tenth flight.See the Story

The US plans to open a fly factory in Texas as part of its fight against a flesh-eating parasite

Animals · Texas

The US plans to open a fly factory in Texas as part of its fight against a flesh-eating parasite

68% Center coverage: 87 sources

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US Suspends Licenses to Ship Nuclear Plant Parts to China, Sources Say

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US Suspends Licenses to Ship Nuclear Plant Parts to China, Sources Say

Gold Prices Remain Steady, Platinum Highest in 10-Year Amid Israel-Iran Conflict

No coverage from Right Sources

Gold Prices Remain Steady, Platinum Highest in 10-Year Amid Israel-Iran Conflict

EU says it is probing corporate structure of Musk's X months after xAI deal

47% Center coverage: 19 sources

The European Union said on Thursday it was seeking more information from Elon Musk's X about changes to its corporate structure, months after the social media platform was bought by xAI in a $33 billion deal.Elon Musk · Brussels See the Story

US Intends to Revoke Waivers to Restrict Allies From Sending US Chipmaking Tools to China: Report

60% Right coverage: 5 sources

WASHINGTON — A Trump administration official has told South Korean tech giants, Samsung Electronics Co. and SK hynix Inc., that he wanted to cancel waivers that allow them to ship U.S. chipmaking equi...Business See the Story

Expectation of 'Frozen' GDP at 0.1%: Citi Survey

The cuts to Mexico’s GDP expectation for this year entered a pause and it is estimated that the national economy will grow just 0.1%, a forecast that remains unchanged, according to the Citi Spectancy Survey. In the last three polls, the median of the more than 30 analysts has been 0.1%. With the high uncertainty over US tariffs and the slowdown in the Mexican economy the cuts were constant, but now the market is more cautious and waiting for th…Economy · Mexico Read Article

Gold Boom: States Leading Production in Mexico · Global Voices

Recently the price of gold, an asset of refuge in the face of adversity, has escalated mainly due to economic and geopolitical uncertainty, high inflationary expectations in the United States and the depreciation of the dollar. In this context, what are the Mexican states leading in the production of this asset? The absolute leader is Zacatecas, the world-leading entity of the mining and metallurgical industry of Mexico. According to data from t…Gold · Mexico Read Article

CFE Fibre E Will Pay 824 Mdp in Dividends; Investments Advance

CFE Capital, the subsidiary of the state energy generation company, Federal Electricity Commission (CFE), will distribute 824.8 million pesos among the owners of CFE Fiber E, the investment vehicle of which is the administrator. The amount corresponds to the dividends of the second quarter of the year, which covers March, April and May, and is composed of the revenues by right of collection and reimbursements occurred by the electricity transmis…Mexico · Mexico See the Story

‘Cordions’ Trigger More than 180 Challenges Before the Electoral Tribunal

Coverage: 2 sources

The judicial election accumulates a torrent of challenges that aim to throw a good part of the results of the first election of judges, magistrates and ministers in Mexico. Among the irregularities denounced are the millions of accordions distributed massively to direct the sense of the vote, the deficiency in the filters to elect the candidates in charge of the Evaluation Committees and the irregularities reported in the boxes on the day of the…Mexico · Mexico See the Story

Will CAME Case Influence the Popular Savings and Credit Sector in Confidence?: This Says Moody’s

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

The suspension of operations of the Sofipo Microentrepreneur Assistance Council (CAME) would have limited impacts on the financial system due to its size, but the smooth operation of deposit insurance and coverage of its savers will be key in confidence in the sector, Moody’s Mexico said. In an analysis note, he recalled that the National Banking and Securities Commission (CNBV) intervened to the popular financial sector as a management, which r…Claudia Sheinbaum · Mexico City See the Story

Mexico’s Economy Grows Slightly in May Amid Trade and Debt Challenges

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Mexico’s economy grew by 0.1% in May 2025, according to the country’s official statistics agency, INEGI. This modest increase follows two months of stagnant or slightly declining economic activity, highlighting ongoing difficulties for Mexican businesses and workers. A key factor in this slow growth is new tariffs imposed by the United States, which purchases about […]OECD · Mexico See the Story

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