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Mexico has overtaken China as the United States' largest trading partner for the first time in history, driven by nearshoring as US companies build supply chains closer to home in response to geopolitical risks.

The Biden administration has implemented sweeping new tariffs on Chinese goods, including a 60% duty on electric vehicles and a 25% increase on consumer electronics, intensifying the most consequential trade conflict in decades.

As NATO marks its 75th anniversary, the alliance has never been larger, better funded, or more strategically coherent — but faces threats more diverse and complex than anything its founders imagined.

A fact-based analysis of the current situation at America's southern border, including the policy changes that are working, those that are not, and the economic and humanitarian dimensions that political rhetoric obscures.

Leaders of the G7 nations have signed a landmark agreement to establish a unified framework for regulating artificial intelligence, the first of its kind among major world economies.