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Facebook’s shareholder meeting was a sad display of impotent groveling, and it’s the future in store for many other investors

Many Facebook investors are furious at Mark Zuckerberg, but can't do anything about it. Investors in other companies will soon feel their pain.

China drops heavy hint it is about to pull the trigger on its most powerful weapon in the trade war

The US heavily relies on China for rare-earth materials, which are found in products like batteries, smartphones, electric cars, and fighter jets.

Joe Biden told a 10-year-old she's 'good-looking' and touched her shoulders a month after vowing to respect women's space

"I'll bet you're as bright as you are good-looking," Biden told a 10-year-old. Biden has made women uncomfortable with unwanted touching.

Sailors from the destroyer USS John S McCain were reportedly turned away from Trump's Memorial Day speech

Not only did the White House request that the USS John S. McCain be "out of sight" for Trump's speech, but McCain sailors were reportedly turned away.

Belgium's former king has agreed to a DNA test after he was asked to pay $5,500 a day to a woman claiming to be his daughter

Belgium's former king has submitted a DNA sample after a court ordered him to pay $5,500 per day to a woman who says she is his daughter.

Trump claims Mueller dislikes him because of a dispute over a $15,000 fee at one of his golf clubs, according to former Fox anchor Bill O'Reilly

Trump renewed attacks on the ex-special counsel over alleged conflicts of interest after Mueller made his first public appearance in years this week.

Military judge frees Navy SEAL charged with war crimes after prosecutors were caught sending tracking emails

The judge has not ruled on whether to throw out the case or remove the prosecutors after being caught sending tracking emails to defense attorneys.

From iPhones to fighter jets: Here's a list of American products that could be affected if China banned rare-earth metal exports to the US as a trade-war weapon

A Chinese ban on rare-earth exports to the US could cripple the US tech, defense, and energy industries, whose supply chains rely on the minerals.

China is reportedly on the brink of 'major retaliative measures' against the US as the trade war escalates further

Global Times' Hu Xijin said "Beijing will not wait passively and more countermeasures will follow" after the US blacklisted 140 Chinese companies

The Philippines is shipping 1,500 tons of trash back to Canada, the latest move in Southeast Asia's rebellion against Western garbage

The shipment ends a years-long dispute. Canada agreed to take back the waste by May 30 after the Philippines recalled its ambassador to Ottawa.

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