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Q: US population growth slowed to historic lows with Miami-Dade County flipping from second-largest inc

US population growth slowed to historic lows with Miami-Dade County flipping from second-largest increase to 10,000-person decline due to Trump's immigration crackdown.

Q: OECD projects US inflation will spike to 4.2% this year due to Iran conflict, significantly higher t

OECD projects US inflation will spike to 4.2% this year due to Iran conflict, significantly higher than Fed's 2.7% estimate.

Q: Anthropic won court battle against Defense Department with judge blocking designation as supply chai

Anthropic won court battle against Defense Department with judge blocking designation as supply chain risk for criticizing government AI policy.

Morning Brew·Friday, March 27, 2026·10 min read

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Morning Brew reports on US population growth slowing to historic lows due to Trump's immigration policies, with major cities like Miami and LA losing residents while Southeast suburbs boom. The newsletter also covers market declines, Iran conflict impacts on inflation, and various corporate and political updates.

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✓US population growth slowed to historic lows with Miami-Dade County flipping from second-largest increase to 10,000-person decline due to Trump's immigration crackdown.

✓OECD projects US inflation will spike to 4.2% this year due to Iran conflict, significantly higher than Fed's 2.7% estimate.

✓Anthropic won court battle against Defense Department with judge blocking designation as supply chain risk for criticizing government AI policy.

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