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The AI Factor - January 25th, 2024: The Biden-Trump Rematch, Texas Razor Wire Saga, GOP Resignation, FAA Decision, and Microsoft's $3 Trillion Milestone
The 2024 presidential election rematch between Donald Trump and Joe Biden intensifies as both candidates actively campaign. Trump leads in key states, posing a challenge for Biden, who recently secured an endorsement from the United Auto Workers. Biden's campaign undergoes a shake-up, deploying top White House aides to Delaware. In other political news, the Supreme Court temporarily rules in favor of the federal government in the Texas-Biden administration legal battle over razor wire at the U.S.-Mexico border. Texas Governor Greg Abbott remains defiant. Meanwhile, Arizona GOP chair Jeff DeWit resigns amid controversy over a leaked bribe offer. The FAA allows Boeing Max 9 aircraft to potentially resume flying but restricts production expansion. On a different note, Microsoft achieves a significant milestone with a $3 trillion market valuation, emerging as the world's most valuable company.
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By The AI FactorThe 2024 presidential election rematch between Donald Trump and Joe Biden intensifies as both candidates actively campaign. Trump leads in key states, posing a challenge for Biden, who recently secured an endorsement from the United Auto Workers. Biden's campaign undergoes a shake-up, deploying top White House aides to Delaware. In other political news, the Supreme Court temporarily rules in favor of the federal government in the Texas-Biden administration legal battle over razor wire at the U.S.-Mexico border. Texas Governor Greg Abbott remains defiant. Meanwhile, Arizona GOP chair Jeff DeWit resigns amid controversy over a leaked bribe offer. The FAA allows Boeing Max 9 aircraft to potentially resume flying but restricts production expansion. On a different note, Microsoft achieves a significant milestone with a $3 trillion market valuation, emerging as the world's most valuable company.