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Businesses and major operations. What can we do for you . And now, bbc world news america. This is bbc world news america. Reporting from capitol hill in washington. Defense Ministry Washington considers the crisis. There will be shortterm immediate things that need to be done militarily. Our National Security team is looking at all the options. Angelina jolie joins a global summit to end Sexual Violence and conflicts in south sudan, where thousands of women are at risk. The wait is over. The wo...

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Apple announced that it will begin sourcing its computer chips for its products in the United States. This marks another step towards the decoupling of the US and Chinese supply chains, but it comes with a cost. The World's Jason Margolis talks with Paul Triolo, an expert on Chinese tech and policy at the Albright Stonebridge Group.

If the debt ceiling is not lifted soon, the US treasury could run out of money and be unable to pay what it owes. As the world's largest economy, that could cause the dollar to spiral, also putting pressure on other countries' economies. To understand what's at stake, The World's host Jason Margolis speaks with Eswar Prasad, an economist who specializes in trade policy at

Unless lawmakers can come to an agreement soon, the United States will default on its debts, throwing international markets into disarray. That's because the US is the world's largest economy, and other countries depend upon a stable dollar. But, as The World’s Jason Margolis reports, it's not the only country with a debt ceiling.

Save this story for later. Alicka Ampry-Samuel works out of a two-story office building overlooking an expanse of vacant land, in the Brownsville neighborhood of Brooklyn. She grew up a few blocks away, in one of the area’s nearly two dozen public-housing complexes. When she was fifteen, her closest friend, a girl she’d known since early childhood, got into an argument with a boy from another housing development. “And he pulled out a gun,” Ampry-Samuel said. The funeral was held at the ...