The U.S. government is seeking to stop Khalid Shaikh Mohammed from pleading guilty to planning the 9/11 attacks at Guantánamo Bay, arguing that Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin III had the authority to withdraw from the plea agreements. Families of the victims are divided on how the case should be resolved, with some supporting guilty pleas to avoid lengthy delays, while the Justice Department is appealing to prevent the military judge from proceeding with Mohammed’s guilty plea on Friday.
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Why GE Appliances says it’s ready to bring 800 jobs back to the U.S.
GE Appliances is accelerating its plan to move jobs back to the U.S., driven by U.S. trade policy and tariffs on imports from China, according to executive Lee Lagomarcino. The company announced a $490 million investment in a Kentucky plant to create 800 jobs, aiming to enhance local manufacturing and development, with operations expected to start by early 2027. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: GE Appliances is moving its washing machine and dryer...
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