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Trump’s Race to Switch On New Nuclear Reactors by July 4 Worries Safety Experts

A little over a year ago, President Donald Trump set an ambitious deadline: he wanted American companies to build at least three new experimental nuclear reactors by July 4, 2026,…
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California food chains must post menu allergen warnings starting July 1

California restaurant chains are facing a permanent overhaul to their menus beginning July 1, as a first-in-the-nation law requiring major food allergen disclosures takes effect. Under California’s Senate Bill 68,…
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Trump Cancels a Duke Energy Wind Lease Off the Carolinas as Buyouts Mount

The Trump administration is canceling an offshore wind lease held by Duke Energy off the coast of North Carolina, the latest move in its widening campaign to halt new wind…
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Democratic House Leader Jeffries says ‘full unclassified briefing’ on US-Iran talks necessary

Iran is in a stronger position relative to the US than it was before US President Donald Trump’s “reckless and costly war,” House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY) claimed in…
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Romania buys Israeli air defense system in Rafael’s biggest deal ever

Romania’s Ministry of National Defense has finalized a landmark agreement with Israel’s Rafael Advanced Defense Systems for the acquisition of SPYDER short‑ and very‑short‑range air‑defense systems. The deal is the…
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Supreme Court Lets Presidents Fire Independent Regulators, Ending a 1935 Protection

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Monday that a president may fire the leaders of independent federal agencies at will, a decision handing the White House direct control over regulators that…
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JPMorgan Names Two Co-Presidents as Marianne Lake Exits the Dimon Succession Race

JPMorgan Chase announced a major leadership shake-up, naming two longtime executives as co-presidents while confirming the retirement of Marianne Lake, one of Wall Street’s most prominent executives and a longtime…
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American Airlines delay strands GOP lawmaker, causes 3 House members to miss votes

Rep. Max Miller, R-Ohio, blasted American Airlines on Monday after a lengthy delay left him and two other members of Congress unable to return to the Capitol in time for…
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Iran Paper Puts Trump in Crosshairs as Oil Markets Bet on Peace

On Tuesday, the Tehran newspaper Hamshahri, one of Iran’s most widely read dailies, ran a front page that placed a rifle’s crosshairs over President Donald Trump’s face above the words,…
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Iran Presses for Control and Tolls on Hormuz as U.S. Talks Resume in Doha

As American and Iranian negotiators prepared to meet in Doha on Tuesday, Iran made clear it has no plans to loosen its grip on the Strait of Hormuz, the narrow…
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Dangerous Heat Wave to Hit Eastern U.S. Through July 4, Straining Power and Wallets

The National Weather Service warned Sunday that a dangerous, potentially record-setting heat wave will grip the eastern two-thirds of the United States this week and peak over the July 4…
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U.S. Stocks Head For The Best Quarter in Six Years on AI Boom and Cheaper Oil

Wall Street headed into the final session of the second quarter on Tuesday with the S&P 500 on track for its strongest three-month stretch since 2020, a rally built on…
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Supreme Lending launches Supreme CASA, targets Hispanic homeownership expansion

Supreme Lending announced Monday the launch of Supreme CASA, a companywide initiative aimed at expanding homeownership opportunities for Hispanic and Latino communities through bilingual mortgage professionals, culturally tailored education and…
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Uber and Waymo End Their Phoenix Robotaxi Partnership as Each Goes Its Own Way

Uber and Alphabet’s Waymo have ended their driverless-car partnership in Phoenix, the city where the two first tested whether longtime rivals could work together. Both companies confirmed the split on…
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Fourth of July cookout prices hit record high as America celebrates 250th birthday

Americans preparing to hold a Fourth of July barbecue this weekend will face higher costs for their burgers and hot dogs amid stubborn inflation, a new report finds. The American…
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Verizon Warns of $800 Million Quarterly Loss From New BT Venture

Verizon Communications told investors Monday it expects a second-quarter loss of $700 million to $800 million after agreeing to combine its international business with Britain’s BT Group in a new…
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China’s AI Catches Up to U.S. Models in Cybersecurity, Stirring Export Fight

Chinese artificial intelligence systems are rapidly closing the gap with America’s leading AI models in identifying software security flaws, a development that is intensifying the technology race between Washington and…
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Asian Markets Close Out Their Strongest Quarter Since 2009 as the Yen Slides

Asian stocks headed into the final day of the quarter on track for their best three-month stretch since 2009, a remarkable run powered by the artificial-intelligence boom even as a…
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Trump Picks Acting Chief Keith Sonderling to Run Labor Department for Good

President Donald Trump said Monday he will nominate Keith E. Sonderling, the acting U.S. labor secretary, to hold the job permanently, announcing the pick in a post on his Truth…
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Record $1.4 Trillion in Borrowed Money Is Now Driving the Stock Market

Americans have borrowed more money to buy stocks than at any time in history, and figures released during the week of June 24 show how far the trend has run.…
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Trump demands gas stations lower pump prices immediately and renews push for $2.50 gasoline

President Donald Trump on Monday urged gas station owners nationwide to lower prices, warning retailers they could face consequences if they fail to act. The president’s comments came as gasoline…
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Trump Bought Axon Shares Two Weeks Before ICE Sought a $220 Million Taser Contract

Federal financial disclosures show that President Donald Trump purchased between $1 million and $5 million of stock in Axon Enterprise—the maker of Tasers, body cameras, and policing software—on Feb. 10,…
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Trump declares food supply emergency, suspends tariffs on key fertilizer imports

President Donald Trump on Monday declared an emergency aimed at protecting the U.S. food supply and temporarily suspended import duties on certain Moroccan fertilizer products. Under the presidential emergency declaration,…
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Gulf states’ reactions to Lebanon agreement show signs of stability for region – analysis

On June 25, a day before the US, Lebanon, and Israel announced a trilateral agreement, United Arab Emirates President Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nahyan met Asaad al-Shaibani, Minister of Foreign…
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DeSantis signs Live Local 4.0 housing reform into Florida law

Gov. Ron DeSantis signed the fourth iteration of the Live Local Act on Friday, cementing the state’s commitment to building affordable housing. House Bill 1389 takes effect July 1. It…
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NFL’s Streaming Switch Could Cost Sports Bars Up to $40,000 Each

The NFL’s shift from satellite television to streaming for commercial establishments is creating a costly challenge for thousands of neighborhood sports bars, with some owners warning they may need to…
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Bed Bath & Beyond launches hunt for America’s oldest coupon with $100K prize up for grabs

Bed Bath & Beyond is giving its iconic blue coupon a second life — and shoppers who held onto one could cash in. The company recently announced a nationwide “Legendary…
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Venezuela Earthquake Death Toll Passes 1,700 as Rescuers Race the Rubble

The death toll from the powerful earthquakes that struck Venezuela has climbed above 1,700, as emergency crews continue searching collapsed buildings while thousands remain injured and missing. Officials said at…
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Walmart Heir Lukas Walton Buys a Minority Stake in the Chicago Bulls

Lukas Walton, an heir to the Walmart fortune, and his wife Samantha Walton have purchased a minority ownership stake in the Chicago Bulls and the United Center, the team announced…
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Nearly 100K Hyundai vehicles recalled after software glitch raises crash risk

Nearly 100,000 Hyundai vehicles are being recalled due to a software glitch that could increase the risk of a crash, federal officials announced. The recall affects approximately 96,310 Hyundai Tucson…
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LARRY KUDLOW: Acceptance is the answer to all my prayers

There are always things in life that I don’t understand. I bet you a lot of people feel that way. How did that happen? Why did that happen? Or it…
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Dow Closes Above 52,000 for First Time as Tech Rebounds, Nasdaq Jumps 2%

Wall Street opened the holiday-shortened week with a broad rally Monday after the U.S. Supreme Court held that Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook would remain in her job for now,…
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Kohl’s Bets on Coupons and Core Shoppers to Win Back Lost Customers

Kohl’s, once one of America’s most successful department-store chains, is trying to revive its business by returning to the discount-driven strategy that originally made it popular. Chief Executive Michael Bender,…
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Top tobacco company to cut thousands of jobs

British American Tobacco is planning to cut about 20% of its workforce as it moves forward with using artificial intelligence (AI) to reshape its operations with the goal of lowering…
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Momenta, the GM-Backed Self-Driving Company, Targets $751 Million in Hong Kong IPO

Chinese self-driving technology company Momenta plans to raise as much as HK$5.89 billion, or roughly $751 million, through an initial public offering in Hong Kong, according to a filing the…
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AI Chip Boom Pushes Up Prices on Laptops, Phones, and Game Consoles

The artificial intelligence spending boom is now reaching into consumers’ wallets, driving up the prices of laptops, smartphones and video-game consoles as memory chips become scarcer and more expensive. Apple…
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Micron Says Memory Chip Shortage Will Last Years as Customers Find Workarounds

When Micron Technology reported its fiscal third-quarter results on Wednesday after the closing bell, Chief Executive Sanjay Mehrotra delivered a message that has become familiar this year: there are not…
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Saks emerges from bankruptcy with a new name and a leaner store footprint

Luxury retailer Saks Global on Friday announced it will operate with a new name after it exited bankruptcy after cutting its store count and reducing its debt obligations. The company…
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IRS Says Trump Account Contributions Won’t Trigger Gift Tax Paperwork for Families

The Internal Revenue Service and the Treasury Department said Monday that money relatives put into a child’s new Trump Account will not force them to file a gift tax return,…
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Anthropic’s Fable 5 to come back online after two-week ban by US government – report

Fable 5, Anthropic’s most powerful AI model, is set to return to worldwide availability following more than two weeks of it being banned by the US government, Axios reported on…
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Beloved gas station pizza chain CEO reveals 400-store expansion plan as food business booms

Casey’s General Stores is betting bigger on stores, food and tech as it looks to extend its growth streak. The Ankeny, Iowa-based company recently unveiled a new three-year plan centered…
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Supreme Court Nears Rulings on Trump’s Fed Firing and Birthright Citizenship Bids

The U.S. Supreme Court is preparing to issue two of the most closely watched decisions of President Donald Trump’s second term, one involving his effort to remove a Federal Reserve…
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How a stolen surfboard launched a global surf empire

A surfboard stolen from a California teenager nearly seven decades ago helped launch what has become one of the world’s most recognizable handcrafted surfboard brands. FOX Business correspondent Kelly Saberi…
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New Zealand’s Dollar Slides as the Iran War and a Strong U.S. Dollar Bite

The New Zealand dollar, commonly known as the kiwi, has fallen to its weakest level in months as investors respond to a strengthening U.S. dollar and growing concerns that New…
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Supreme Court Lets Trump End Work Protections for 350,000 Haitians and Syrians

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the Trump administration can end Temporary Protected Status for hundreds of thousands of Haitian and Syrian immigrants, a decision that strips legal work…
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Newsom’s office touts Anthropic ‘partnership,’ 50% discount on Claude AI for California agencies, localities

California state agencies and local governments may access Anthropic’s Claude artificial intelligence platform at a 50% discount, Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office said on Monday. “Through the agreement, state agencies…
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More Renters Say Owning a Home Is No Longer Their American Dream

A growing number of American renters say owning a home is no longer part of their vision of the American Dream, with many increasingly viewing renting as a lifestyle choice…
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Venezuela’s Machado Weighs Quick Return as Quake Damage Tops $4 Billion

Venezuela’s opposition leader María Corina Machado is reportedly preparing to return to the country as soon as possible, a move that could reshape the nation’s political landscape while authorities continue…
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Ford rehires experienced engineers after AI misses the mark

Ford has rehired experienced human engineers to help address the shortcomings of artificial intelligence (AI) tools meant to tackle quality issues in the automaker’s production processes. The hiring push helped…
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Washington’s Dulles Airport Eyes $22 Billion Rebuild to Rival Global Hubs

A proposal to rebuild much of Washington Dulles International Airport at an estimated cost of $22 billion is emerging as one of the largest airport infrastructure projects ever proposed in…
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