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Watch: Trump Taps Miran for Fed Governor Seat Through January

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The US president’s interim Fed pick lets him place an ally now — and buy time to decide the next chair.
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Watch: Israeli Cabinet Approves Netanyahu's Gaza Takeover Plan

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The IDF already controls some 75% of Gaza, displacing hundreds of thousands of Palestinians.
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