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NEW YORK: The United States is planning to inject $1.6 billion into Oklahoma-based miner USA Rare Earth and will receive a 10 per cent stake in the company, the Financial Times reported on Saturday, ...

The United States is planning to inject $1.6 billion into Oklahoma-based miner USA Rare Earth and will receive a 10% stake in the company, the Financial Times reported on Saturday, citing people ...

Are male ski jumpers injecting a specific kind of acid into their penises in order to gain a small advantage over their competitors? Maybe. But if so, don’t worry, Winter Olympics officials are on it.