Trump rows $10 billion Foxconn plant for Wisconsin
President Trump announced Foxconn will build a 10 billion factory in Wisconsin, creating about 3,000 jobs initially. The project hinges on 3 billion in state incentives and 13,000 jobs eventual target, with the plant to open by 2020 in a Wisconsin Valley campus ten times the size of the Pentagon.
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Duterte threatens to bomb Lumad schools in the Philippines
Human rights groups urged President Duterte to retract a warning to bomb tribal Lumad schools accused of teaching students to rebel. HRW called such attacks war crimes and urged signing the Safe Schools Declaration. Duterte linked schools to illegal guerrilla activity and ordered possible attacks by the armed forces.
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Fed Holds Rates as It Signals Bond Taper Nears
The Federal Reserve kept the key rate at 1.0 to 1.25 percent while signaling a gradual reduction of its bond holdings soon. With inflation persistently low and unemployment at 4.4 percent, the central bank expects possible December rate moves if inflation accelerates, and economists anticipate balance sheet shrinkage to lift long-term borrowing costs.
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Montana bid to restrict transgender bathroom use advances
Montana election officials allowed a conservative group to move forward with a ballot initiative to let people sue for emotional distress if they see a transgender person using a public bathroom misaligned with their birth sex. The measure would force use of gender designated facilities in schools, universities and government buildings, drawing parallels to North Carolina and Trump administration policy. The Montana Family Foundation sponsors the proposal and must gather signatures to qualify for the 2018 general election.
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