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New York TimesSunday, 26 April 2026
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WAR HAS DRAINED A CRITICAL SUPPLY OF U.S. WEAPONS
MUNITIONS COSTS SOAR A Readiness to Confront Other Potential Foes Is Questioned
The paper presents an investigative exposure of a U.S. government agency inadvertently participating in an illicit international supply chain, focusing on institutional oversight failures rather than immediate crisis.
An investigation into the sourcing of materials for the U.S. Mint reveals that gold mined by cartels in Colombia is entering the legitimate American supply chain. This undermines federal sourcing laws and highlights vulnerabilities in global commodity tracking.
“Sells It as 'American'”
“Critical of systemic oversights”
HEALTH LAW LETS DOCTORS CASH IN
Patients’ Safeguard Has Unintended Effect
Highlights the unintended financial consequences and loopholes of a recent patient protection law.
U.S. Mint Buys Drug Cartel Gold and Sells It as ‘American’
Kyiv Floats Idea of Naming an Area ‘Donnyland’
Peace-Seeking Appeal to Trump on Donbas
Reports on a diplomatic gesture by Ukraine aimed at appealing directly to the current US President.
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