July 31, 2026

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Trump says U.S. has ‘not agreed to’ grant Ukraine Patriot missile licenses -

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Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Apple, Amazon, Reddit, GoDaddy, IES Holdings & more -

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FIFA tests the limits of private equity in sports with World Cup subsidiary sale -

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Two-vehicle accident causes damage to Suffolk home – WAVY.com -

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Driver killed in Menard County crash – NewsChannel20 -

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Democrats demand information on Trump and Lutnick families’ ties to critical mineral deals -

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Woman Critically Injured In Stamford Crash – News12 | Connecticut -

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Beloved Reno pediatrician David Zucker dies at 76 – Reno Gazette Journal -

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This week’s earnings scrambled everything we knew about investing in the ‘Magnificent Seven’ -

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Teen injured in Smyrna scooter accident – WDEL -

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TRAX Green Line derails near airport after crash with car forcing heavy delays – KUTV -

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After man’s death in Pleasanton Jeep accident, loved ones to construct a well in his honor – The Mercury News -

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Head-on crash in Solano County leaves 3 dead, CHP says – KCRA -

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Amazon is surging after earnings. How to trade the hyperscaler for more upside while defining risk -

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Woman flown to hospital following Colebrookdale TWP. pedestrian accident – WFMZ.com -

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Japan footballer Mitoma not to be indicted over Tokyo traffic accident – Japan Wire by Kyodo News -

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How Leopold Aschenbrenner built a $45 billion AI hedge fund — and lost most of it in days -

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U.S. lawmakers request information from DoorDash on use of Chinese AI models -

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1 dead, 2 seriously injured in head-on crash in Randolph – WGME -

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Route 51 crash victims identified – Daily Courier -

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Two-thirds of Germans may get coronavirus, Merkel says

Germany will spend what it takes to tackle the coronavirus which is likely to infect up to 70% of the population in Europe’s largest economy, Chancellor Angela Merkel said on Wednesday.

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Somalis allege U.S. air strike killed six civilians; Africa Command investigating

A U.S. air strike aimed at Somali Islamist militants killed six civilians instead, a lawmaker and relative of one victim said on Wednesday, raising further questions about the extent of civilian casualties from U.S. military operations.

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Chile braces for fresh protests on 30th anniversary of return to democracy

Chilean President Sebastian Pinera celebrated 30 years since Chile’s return to democracy on Wednesday, even as scattered incidents of violence broke out across the capital alongside renewed calls for a mass protest against social injustice and inequali…

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WHO calls coronavirus a pandemic as Britain, Italy shore up defenses

The World Health Organization described the coronavirus outbreak as a pandemic for the first time on Wednesday as Britain and Italy announced multi-billion-dollar war chests to fight the disease.

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India cancels almost all visas, closes Myanmar border, as regional coronavirus cases rise

India said on Wednesday it will suspend the vast majority of visas to the country in a wide-reaching attempt to prevent the spread of coronavirus, as cases across the region continued to rise.

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U.S. Supreme Court allows Trump’s ‘Remain in Mexico’ asylum policy

The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday handed a win to President Donald Trump by leaving in effect a policy that requires thousands of people seeking asylum at the southern border to wait in Mexico while their claims are adjudicated.

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Banknotes carry no particular coronavirus risk: German disease expert

Handling banknotes doesn’t pose a particular risk of contracting coronavirus, the head of Germany’s Robert Koch Institute (RKI) for infectious diseases said on Wednesday.

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Austria closing schools over coronavirus as border checks take effect

Austria said on Wednesday it would close schools from next week until April, widening measures aimed at slowing the spread of coronavirus that have already sharply curtailed public gatherings and crossings of its border with Italy.

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Swedish Foreign Ministry advises against travel to Tyrol region of Austria

Sweden’s foreign ministry on Wednesday advised its citizens to avoid traveling to the Tyrol region of Austria as a result of the coronavirus outbreak.

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Iraqi semi-autonomous Kurdistan region bans New year festivals due to coronavirus

Iraqi semi-autonomous Kurdistan region has banned the Nowruz New Year festivals due later this month due to coronavirus fears, a statement said on Wednesday.

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