President-elect Donald Trump announced a plan to encourage business investment in the U.S. for his second term in the White House. Polling after the astounding results of the election found that many Americans voted on the basis that Republicans could be trusted to manage the economy far better than Democrats. Among the economic concerns was the high inflation that hit American budgets during the Biden administration. Wall Street titans, including bankers and investors, expect that Trump's policies will be a boon for big business.Trump said that he would incentivize business investment by cutting regulations. "Any person or company investing ONE BILLION DOLLARS, OR MORE, in the United States of America, will receive fully expedited approvals and permits, including, but in no way limited to, all Environmental approvals," wrote Trump on social media. "GET READY TO ROCK!!!" he added all in caps. Trump's second term will likely be very friendly to business interests and expanding the economy. After he was declared the winner in November, the stock market soared to historic highs on the hope that profits might increase under his policies. A poll in 2023 found that 54% of respondents trust Republicans on the economy while only 45% said they trust Democrats on the economy. 51% of respondents said that they believe the economy was in a slump. A New York Times report published Tuesday found that Wall Street titans, including bankers and investors, expect that Trump's policies will be a boon for big business. Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan Chase said that his industry was "dancing in the street" over Republican victories in the Oval Office, the Senate, and the House of Representatives. Trump has also announced a plan to impose heavy tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China in order to pressure them to increase efforts to stop illegal immigration as well as the flow of illicit drugs from their countries into the U.S. Some free-market proponents have warned that Trump's love of tariffs could push the U.S. into trade wars with other nations that would likely lead to job losses and higher prices on imported goods.Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

U.S. law enforcement officials announced the arrest of six Guatemalan nationals allegedly involved in the deaths of more than 50 immigrants in an accident related to human smuggling in Mexico. According to an indictment unsealed Monday, the U.S. Attorney's Office said Guatemalan police arrested four of the suspects in Guatemala. Another suspect was arrested at his home in Cleveland, Texas, and Guatemalan officials noted a sixth arrest.'Human smugglers should heed these charges and arrests as a warning: you will be held accountable for your deadly crimes.' The indictments were announced on the third anniversary of a horrendous semi-trailer truck crash in the Mexican state of Chiapas, during which more than 50 immigrants were killed, including children. Officials believe the truck was carrying at least 160 immigrants when it rolled over and crashed into a pedestrian bridge in Tuxtla Gutierrez. Another 100 immigrants were injured in the mass casualty event. The indictment accused the suspects of conspiring to smuggle the immigrants through Mexico to the U.S. for payment and being responsible for the crash. Among the charges against them are conspiracy, placing life in jeopardy, and causing serious bodily injury. Guatemalan officials said the U.S. is seeking extradition of four suspects arrested in Gautemala. They also said the smugglers were a part of a criminal organization called Los Quino. “The tragedy that occurred three years ago today in Chiapas is further proof that human smugglers are ruthless, callous, and dangerous,” said U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas. "DHS will continue to disrupt and dismantle illegal human smuggling operations and help bring those who perpetrate such horror to justice.”"Human smugglers should heed these charges and arrests as a warning: you will be held accountable for your deadly crimes,” said U.S. Attorney General Merrick Garland. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

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While Apple is supposedly surveying the smart glasses market before potentially manufacturing its own pair, other companies are deploying commercial products right now to leverage the power of genAI software. We saw Meta bundle its Meta AI software with the Ray-Ban Meta, and Samsung is expected to launch its own XR headset next year. But if you're shopping for a wearable device to help you make the most of ChatGPT, you'll want to check out the new Solos AirGo Vision glasses. They're available for preorder for $299, which is what you'd pay for a pair of Ray-Ban Metas. But unlike those, the AirGo Vision works with ChatGPT out of the box. As a ChatGPT enthusiast, I think this kind of product might work well with ChatGPT's Advanced Voice Mode. It practically gives the AI a pair of eyes to answer questions about your surroundings in real-time. Also interesting is the privacy approach. The Solos glasses come with interchangeable frames that let you eliminate the cameras when you don't need them. Continue reading... The post These ChatGPT-ready glasses could be perfect for Advanced Voice Mode appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Fire TV Sticks start at $15 with these unreal Cyber Monday deals Cyber Week deals: $139 AirPods 4 with ANC, $4 smart plugs, $40 Ninja blender, last-chance PS5 deals, more Best Apple Watch deals for December 2024 Best Echo Dot deals for December 2024

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