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Supreme Court Reinstates ‘Remain in Mexico’ Policy for Asylum Applicants
The conservative majority rejected the Biden administration’s bid to end the Trump-era policy denying entry to migrants while persecution claims are pending.
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Cryptocurrency Companies Are Leaving China in ‘Great Mining Migration’
The companies face many hurdles as they move their machines out of a country that previously used two-thirds of the global energy dedicated to harvesting bitcoin.
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Henri Makes Landfall in Rhode Island, Slows to a Tropical Depression
The storm weakened as it continued moving along the Eastern U.S., bringing heavy rain but also relief that the storm didn’t hit as hard as feared.
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China Passes One of the World’s Strictest Data-Privacy Laws
China approved a sweeping privacy law that will curb wide-ranging data collection by technology companies, but that policy analysts say is unlikely to limit the state’s widespread use of surveillance in the country.
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Internal State Department Cable Warned of Kabul Collapse
State Department officials serving in Kabul sent an internal memo to Secretary of State Antony Blinken warning of the potential collapse of the capital soon after the Aug. 31 troop withdrawal deadline.
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Biden Wanted to Leave Afghanistan. He Knew the Risks.
Generals and diplomats warned about a pullout, but the president told his team the U.S. was simply providing life support for the Kabul government while neglecting more pressing issues, especially China. The implications of the chaotic withdrawal raise the stakes for Mr. Biden personally and for American foreign policy.
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U.S. Retail Sales Fell 1.1% in July as Spending Fell Across Categories
Sales are well above pre-pandemic levels, but spending on goods retreated over the month.
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