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The US-Russia-China triangle

Trump flew to Beijing on May 13 and left on May 15. Four days later, Putin arrives at the same airport for his own Xi summit. No US and Russian leaders have ever made back-to-back state visits to the same country in the same week.

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Arm Holdings faces global antitrust scrutiny over chip licensing

Arm Holdings sells the blueprints that power roughly 99% of the world's smartphones and a growing share of data-center chips. On May 15, Bloomberg reported that the US Federal Trade Commission has opened an antitrust investigation into how Arm hands those blueprints out.

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US carrier force readiness strained by record Ford deployment

The USS Gerald R. Ford steamed back into Naval Station Norfolk on Saturday after 320 days at sea, the longest US carrier deployment since the Vietnam War. The crew of 4,500 sailors fought in two combat operations, supported the capture of a foreign head of state, and lived through a 30-hour shipboard fire.

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