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Here's your morning brief for Tuesday, September 23rd. I'm Caitlin McCabe for the Wall Street Journal.

Tylenolmaker Kenbue is bracing for an explosion of lawsuits following President Trump's warning yesterday that the common painkiller is a potential cause of autism.

Scientists and medical groups quickly warned that Trump's declaration was unfounded,

and even potentially dangerous, given the downsides of untreated fever and pain in pregnant women.

Up until now, Kenvue has been successful in fending off litigation on the matter. It says

Tylenol is safe and that the science shows there is no clear link between the medication and autism.

A U.S. judge has ruled that Danish wind energy company Orsted can resume construction of a wind farm

off the coast of Rhode Island that was halted by the Trump administration last month.

The decision means the company can restart work while the company's lawsuit challenging the

administration's stop work order

continues. Orsted was ordered to halt construction of the nearly complete project to give the U.S.

Bureau of Ocean Energy Management time to address concerns arising from a review commissioned by the Trump

administration, which suspended new federal win leases shortly after the president's inauguration.

And President Trump is set to meet today with President of Argentina, Javier Malay, on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly. The Trump

administration is looking at options to provide a financial backstop to the country as it struggles to

overhaul its economy. In a post on ex, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said that could

include swap lines and purchases of dollar-denominated government debt, adding that fiscal discipline

and pro-growth reforms are necessary to breaking Argentina's long history of decline. Asian stocks end

of the day mixed, European indexes are gaining in midday training, and U.S. stock

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