From Balloons To Blowups, The Week In Review
It was an explosive week on Wall Street. It began with last weekend's shooting of that Chinese Spy Balloon, which leisurely drifted over much of the United States the week before. Just as the headlines from the Balloon started to fade, former New York Times reporter, and Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, Seymour Hersh published an article accusing the United States of blowing up the Nordstream Pipelines.
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