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Google Seeks Temporary Relief as It Appeals Landmark Search Data Sharing Ruling
Trump Clarifies Fed Leadership Speculation, Reaffirms Confidence in Current Monetary Framework
Trump Expands Bond Investments, Highlighting Confidence in US Corporates and Public Infrastructure
Prince Faisal leads Saudi delegation to Davos, urges global cooperation
10 new trains to boost Saudi Arabia’s northern rail network

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NewsDesk Milli Chronicle January 11, 2026 American consumers, banking policy, bipartisan legislation, consumer finance, consumer protection, credit card interest rates, credit card reform, credit market, debt management, economic policy, finance regulation, financial relief, household debt, interest rate cap, interest rate debate, lending practices, Trump proposal, unsecured loans, US economy

Trump Proposes One Year Cap on Credit Card Interest Rates to Ease Consumer Burden

A proposed temporary cap on credit card interest rates aims to provide relief for American households, spark bipartisan dialogue, and

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Indonesia Temporarily Restricts Grok Access as AI Safety Standards Take Center Stage

Indonesia’s temporary block on Grok highlights growing global focus on responsible AI use, digital ethics, and stronger safeguards to protect

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US Repositions Climate Strategy as It Withdraws from UN Environmental Treaties

The United States is reshaping its global climate engagement, prioritising national interests and domestic energy strategy while prompting renewed debate

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US Oil Companies Weigh Venezuela’s Energy Revival Opportunity Ahead of High-Level Talks

As Washington explores a structured pathway for Venezuela’s recovery, US energy companies are carefully assessing long-term opportunities, balancing vast resource