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- 1Trump administration's $1.6 billion stake in USA Rare Earth draws fire●The Trump admin's $1.6 billion investment in USA Rare Earth - which includes a big equity stake, of course - stinks to h
The Trump administration has invested $1.6 billion in USA Rare Earth, a magnet maker, taking a large equity stake in the company. Critics, including trade analyst Scott Lincicome, say the deal 'stinks to high heaven,' pointing to a Bloomberg investigation into how the company secured the funding and questioning the propriety of the government taking ownership in a private firm.
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German media report that stink bugs, including the marmorated stink bug known as Baumwanze, are turning up in apartments in noticeably higher numbers. BILD explains why the insects are now lurking indoors and what residents can do about them. The bugs gather in warm homes as outdoor temperatures drop, and many people are searching for advice on keeping them out.
- 3Honolulu Dim Sum Restaurant 'So Stink' May Reopen After Collapse●Happier Days May Be Coming To Collapsed 'So Stink' Dim Sum Eatery
A Honolulu dim sum eatery known as 'So Stink', which collapsed, may be heading toward better days, with signs pointing to a possible recovery or reopening. The story has drawn local attention in Hawaii, where the restaurant's unusual name and its sudden collapse made it a talking point, and residents are following news of what may come next for the beloved spot.