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The breadth of U.S. arms transfers — to 107 countries from 2020–2024 — increases the risk of getting embroiled in conflicts on the side of U.S. arms recipients, whether through boots on the ground, sp... 0.800

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Simplified: US arms transfers to 107 countries from 2020-2024 increase risk of conflicts.

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In 2022, the Biden administration approved arms sales to 57% of the world’s autocracies, based on data from the State Department’s Directorate of Defense Trade Controls, the Pentagon’s Defense Securit... 0.900

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Simplified: Biden administration approved arms sales to 57% of world's autocracies in 2022.

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Since 2019, U.S. arms were possessed by one or more parties to 28 conflicts, and 31 U.S. arms clients were deemed “not free” by Freedom House. 0.900

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Simplified: US arms were possessed by parties in 28 conflicts since 2019. 31 US arms clients were deemed 'not free' by Freedom House.

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Offers of U.S. weapons to European allies spurred in significant part by fear of Russia topped $170 billion in 2023 and 2024 alone. 0.900

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Simplified: US weapons offers to European allies topped $170 billion in 2023-2024.

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srael in just one year, from the start of its current military operations in Gaza in October of 2023 through September of 2024, plus at least $30 billion in commitments to future weapons sales. 0.900

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Simplified: Israel received at least $30 billion in weapons sales commitments October 2023-September 2024.

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By comparison, that amount is over twice the $356 billion that Congress appropriated for U.S. diplomacy, development, and humanitarian aid budget, excluding military aid. 0.950

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Simplified: $771 billion is over twice the $356 billion that Congress appropriated for U.S. diplomacy development and humanitarian aid excluding military aid.

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The U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan in September 2021 did not result in a peace dividend. 0.900

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Simplified: US Afghanistan withdrawal in September 2021 did not result in peace dividend.

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The current cover-the-globe strategy, which stresses a quest for military dominance and the ability to intervene anywhere on the globe in short order — has not served the U.S. well in this century. 0.700

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Simplified: Current cover-the-globe strategy has not served the US well this century.

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U.S. military aid to Israel was over $18 billion in just the first year following October 2023; military aid to Ukraine totals $65 billion since the Russian invasion in 2022 through 2025. 1.000

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Simplified: US military aid to Israel was over $18 billion after October 2023 military aid to Ukraine totals $65 billion since 2022.

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In other words, the U.S. government invested over twice as much money in five weapons companies as in diplomacy and international assistance. 0.900

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Simplified: US government invested over twice as much in five weapons companies as in diplomacy and international assistance 2020-2024.

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By comparison, the total diplomacy, development, and humanitarian aid budget, excluding military aid, was $356 billion. 1.000

👤 The author 📋 Research Report 🏷️ Government Spending , International Relations , Humanitarian Aid

Simplified: Total diplomacy development humanitarian aid budget was $356 billion 2020-2024.

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The current cover-the-globe strategy, which stresses a quest for military dominance and the ability to intervene anywhere on the globe in short order — has not served the U.S. well in this century. 0.800

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Simplified: Current cover-the-globe strategy has not served the US well this century.

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Additionally, a surge in foreign-funded arms sales to European allies, paid for by the recipient nations − over $170 billion in 2023 and 2024 alone − have provided additional revenue to arms contracto... 0.900

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Simplified: Surge in foreign-funded arms sales to European allies over $170 billion in 2023 and 2024 provided additional revenue to arms contractors.

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U.S. military aid to Israel was over $18 billion in just the first year following October 2023; military aid to Ukraine totals $65 billion since the Russian invasion in 2022 through 2025. 1.000

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Simplified: US military aid to Israel was over $18 billion in the first year following October 2023 military aid to Ukraine totals $65 billion since the Russian i...

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In other words, the U.S. government invested over twice as much money in five weapons companies as in diplomacy and international assistance. 0.900

👤 The author 📋 Research Report 🏷️ Government Spending , Defense , International Relations

Simplified: US government invested over twice as much money in five weapons companies as in diplomacy and international assistance.

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By comparison, the total diplomacy, development, and humanitarian aid budget, excluding military aid, was $356 billion. 1.000

👤 The author 📋 Research Report 🏷️ Government Spending , International Relations , Humanitarian Aid

Simplified: Total diplomacy development humanitarian aid budget excluding military aid was $356 billion.

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June 27, 2025 Army Works to Deter Chinese Threats While Supporting Joint Force, Allies, Partners 1.000

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Simplified: Army works to deter Chinese threats June 27 2025

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They have less capital requirements than we do. 0.900

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Simplified: Chinese banks have less capital requirements than US banks.

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They also operate in 50 or 60 countries which they didn’t do 20 or 30 years ago. 1.000

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Simplified: Chinese banks operate in 50 or 60 countries now more than 20 or 30 years ago.

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We have to compete with global Chinese banks, the four largest and now the largest in the world, in terms of assets. 1.000

👤 Dimon 📋 News Article 🏷️ Finance , Business , International Relations

Simplified: US banks must compete with global Chinese banks the four largest in the world in assets.

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