How Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin Is Taking on SpaceX in the Race to the Moon

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  In a world full of noise, long-term thinking stands out.

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  On the Capital Ideas podcast,

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  capital group leaders explore the decisions that matter most in investing, leadership, and life.

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  It's a rare look inside a firm that's been helping people pursue their financial goals for more than 90 years.

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  Listen to the Capital Ideas podcast from Capital Group, published by Capital Client Group, Inc.

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  Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says he didn't see the second strike on a suspected drug boat that killed survivors,

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  but defends the operation.

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  Plus,

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  Michael and Susan Dell are donating more than $6 billion to grow the Trump administration's plans for children's savings accounts.

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  And how Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin is building momentum in the new U.S.

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  space race.

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  Blue Origin and SpaceX both have contracts right now to deliver NASA astronauts to the lunar surface,

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  and they're both trying to figure out faster ways to do it.

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  It's Tuesday, December 2nd.

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  I'm Sabrina Sidiki for The Wall Street Journal, filling in for Alex Osala.

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  This is the PM edition of What's News,

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  the top headlines and business stories that move the world today.

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  Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth today defended the September strikes on a suspected drug trafficking boat that has drawn criticism.

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  Lawmakers and many law of war experts have argued that targeting helpless individuals in a shipwreck amounts to a war crime.

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  Speaking at a cabinet meeting, Hegseth said he watched the September 2nd operation live,

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