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politics

Le Congrès prolonge la surveillance de la section 702 du FISA de 10 jours

La Chambre des représentants des États‑Unis a voté le 17 avril pour maintenir l’outil de renseignement étranger en vigueur jusqu’au 30 avril, après que les projets de renouvellement plus longs ont échoué.

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business

Wealthsimple lance le pilote de négociation d’actions X Cashtag pour les États‑Unis et le Canada

La nouvelle fonctionnalité permet aux utilisateurs d’acheter et de vendre des actions directement depuis les publications X, générant environ 1 milliard de dollars lors de sa première semaine.

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world

Les prix de l’essence aux États‑Unis devraient glisser sous 4 $ le gallon alors que l’Hormuz rouvre

Le brut recule après un cesse‑feu de 10 jours et la reprise du trafic dans le détroit d’Hormuz pourraient bientôt faire baisser les prix à la pompe aux États‑Unis sous 4 $.

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tech

Tinder et Zoom adoptent les scans d’iris de Worldcoin pour vérifier les utilisateurs américains

Les applications utiliseront le système « preuve d’humanité » de Worldcoin pour freiner les faux comptes générés par l’IA et les escroqueries associées.

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politics

La Chambre des représentants des États‑Unis prolonge l’autorité de surveillance de la Section 702 de la FISA de dix jours

Les législateurs ont adopté une mesure provisoire le 17 avril pour maintenir l’outil de renseignement clé actif jusqu’au 30 avril après l’échec des projets de loi à plus long terme.

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politics

US Congress Advances Bipartisan Paid Leave Legislation

Lawmakers are considering a national program to provide financial support for workers facing serious illness or new parenthood.

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politics

FTC Scrutinizes Proposed Buyout of Electronic Arts by Immortalis

US regulators are investigating the acquisition over concerns regarding market dominance and anti-competitive practices in gaming.

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business

Meta and Mike Rowe Train Former Custodian for US Tech Role

Laniya Brooks is transitioning from custodial work to advanced technician training at an Indianapolis data center.

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business

Corning Stock Drops 55% Amid AI Market Rotation

Shares of the US supplier plunge despite strong results as investors shift away from artificial intelligence stocks.

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business

Textron Stock Declines Amid US Market Selloff

Shares of the aerospace and defense conglomerate fell Tuesday as recession fears triggered a broader downturn in US indices.

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business

Analysts and Quant Systems Clash Over Tigo Energy Stock Rating

Wall Street analysts maintain a 'Buy' rating for TYGO despite a quantitative system recommending a 'Strong Sell'.

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world

Hedge Funds Profit From Wall Street Index Shake-Ups

Strategic bets on stock index membership changes and the SpaceX listing drive significant gains for investment firms.

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business

US Markets Mixed as Nasdaq Drops Following Chipmaker Fallout

Crude oil price declines lower the probability of a Federal Reserve interest rate hike in September.

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business

US Insurance Stocks Rally as Investors Pivot from AI

Insurance-related stocks hit record highs Tuesday as traders seek safe havens amid growing concerns over artificial intelligence technology.

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business

US Strategic Petroleum Reserve Strained by AI and EV Power Demand

Surging electricity needs from artificial intelligence and electric vehicles are depleting critical oil buffers.

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business

1 in 5 US High Earners Feel Depressed Over Finances

Individuals earning over $135,000 report financial distress and a lack of fulfillment amid a global cost-of-living crisis.

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business

CMA CGM Profits Rise on Transpacific Trade Revival

French shipping giant reports increased Q2 2026 earnings as US companies build inventories amid shifting tariff strategies.

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business

Schwab US Dividend Equity ETF Hits Lifetime Highs

The SCHD fund is outperforming broader markets this year through a strategic tilt toward defensive sectors.

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business

US Congress Debates Year-Round Daylight Saving Time

Business leaders and lawmakers weigh the economic benefits of evening light against human physiological needs for morning sun.

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business

SpaceX Stock Falls Below IPO Price, Erasing US$1.2 Trillion

Market value plummets as investor hype cools following the company's debut on the New York Stock Exchange last month.

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world

Golden Dome May Leave US Cities Vulnerable to Drone Attacks

Report warns space-based missile defense focus creates gaps in homeland security against low-altitude threats.

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culture

Silverstein and Story of the Year Announce Camp Screamo 2 US Tour

The co-headline event features Stand Atlantic and Footballhead with dates scheduled for late 2026.

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culture

US Urban Photography Exhibition Opens at Dulwich Picture Gallery

The exhibition traces the evolution of the American city through the works of Alfred Stieglitz, Dorothea Lange, and others.

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business

Ford to Report Q2 Earnings With Revenue Forecast of $45.86 Billion

Wall Street analysts expect adjusted earnings per share of $0.35 as the US automaker reports second-quarter results.

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business

US Semiconductor Stocks Decline Amid Market Selloff

AMD, Intel, and Micron extend losses as a broader chip industry rout impacts Wall Street trading

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world

Thousands Cross New Gordie Howe International Bridge

Lucas Legare, who watched the bridge's construction since age two, joined thousands of drivers in the first crossing between US and Canada.

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business

Altria Group Featured in Donald Trump Investment Portfolio

The tobacco giant's high dividend yield draws attention as it appears in the former president's disclosed holdings

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business

Asbury Automotive Group Reports US$4.3 Billion Revenue for Q2 2026

Strong performance in parts and service divisions drives net income growth and an analyst 'Strong Buy' rating.

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politics

Debate Rises Over DSA Platform and US Oath of Office

Critics argue the Democratic Socialists of America platform contradicts the US Constitution, questioning candidate legitimacy.

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business

Northern Trust Launches US ETF Servicing Platform

The firm enters the ETF infrastructure market by partnering with Harding Loevner for its first US-based fund.

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culture

Reed Birney Joins Cast of LGBT Drama Limbo, US

Tony Award winner Reed Birney will star alongside Sercan Badur in the New York-set romantic drama.

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tech

DCG-Backed Fortitude Launches Zcash Mining Facility in US

The 12 MW Nebraska site aims to reduce ZEC production costs by 43% through lower electricity rates.

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science

US Population Growth Slowing With Shift Toward South

New projections forecast 370 million residents by 2050, with a significant population concentration in the Southern region.

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culture

Visit Films to Handle Sales for 'Bruton' Biopic Ahead of Locarno Debut

The film follows the story of Bryan Bruton, who served a decade in a Florida prison for an unintended crime.

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culture

Focus Features Acquires 'Elsinore' Starring Andrew Scott

The biopic about actor Ian Charleson will have a limited US and Latin American release on Nov. 20, 2026.

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science

US Scientists Call for End to Harassment of Anthony Fauci

An open letter signed by 155 medical professionals urges the Trump administration to stop the vilification of public health experts.

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business

US Banks Struggle to Move Tech-Averse Customers to Digital Wallets

Financial institutions face resistance from late adopters as they push Paze's online checkout system over established competitors.

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world

Iran Reports US Missile Attacks in Khuzestan Province

Officials allege US strikes hit Abadan and surrounding cities, while reports indicate five explosions near the Strait of Hormuz.

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Air Bud Returns to US Theaters for Dog-Friendly Summer Screenings

The franchise will host pet-friendly events in more than 2,000 theaters starting July 30, 2026.

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sports

Iván Herrera Hits Walk-Off Double to Lift Cardinals Over Cubs

St. Louis Cardinals snap a three-game losing streak with a 3-2 extra-inning victory against Chicago.

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sports

Liverpool Beats Wrexham 1-0 in US Pre-Season Friendly

Rio Ngumoha scores the lone goal at Yankee Stadium as manager Andoni Iraola prepares for his first campaign.

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world

US Senator Josh Hawley Questions Anthony Fauci on Pandemic Profits

Senator Hawley spent nine minutes questioning Fauci during a Senate Homeland Security Committee hearing on Wednesday.

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world

ABC News interrupts broadcast for life-threatening US East Coast flooding

Fill-in anchor Whit Johnson halted regular programming Tuesday to warn of severe weather and road washouts north of New York City.

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world

Fauci Invokes Fifth Amendment 111 Times During US Senate COVID Hearing

Former health official faces criticism from commentators after repeatedly refusing to answer questions during congressional testimony.

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world

US Missile Strikes Target Southwestern Iranian Cities

Khuzestan province officials report attacks on Ahvaz, Abadan, Shadegan, and Arvandkenar following US CENTCOM announcement.

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world

Microsoft and Meta Beat Earnings Forecasts Amid Cash Flow Drop

Tech giants report strong revenue growth but face sharp declines in free cash flow as US Treasury yields hit 19-year high

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world

US Fed Holds Interest Rates Steady for Fifth Consecutive Meeting

The Federal Reserve maintained its benchmark rate amid persistent inflation and energy price shocks linked to Iran.

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world

Trump Warns Iran of Hard Strikes After Missile Attack

US forces launch strikes in the Middle East following a ballistic missile attack on a US base in Jordan.

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business

Prosecutors Present Evidence in Sara Duterte Impeachment Trial

The Senate impeachment court heard testimony from the NBI chief during the 10th day of proceedings in Manila.

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business

Asian Markets Trade Cautiously After US President Trump Threatens Iran

Oil prices rise and Japanese indices slip as investors react to geopolitical tensions and US Federal Reserve rate decisions.

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world

US and Saudi Arabia Sign Civilian Nuclear Cooperation Deal

The agreement enables Saudi Arabia to develop nuclear energy for civilian reactors as part of a broader strategic alignment.

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sports

Anna Moesch Wins Second US National Title in Two Days

American swimmer secures the women's 200-meter freestyle championship following a record-breaking 100-meter freestyle performance.

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sports

MLS All-Stars Defeat Liga MX All-Stars 3-1 in US Match

Philip Zinckernagel scored the final goal as the MLS squad secured a victory at Yankee Stadium.

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sports

Tampa Bay Rays Face Texas Rangers in July Matchup

Rays prospect Theo Gillen continues a strong power surge during the July 29 game against the Texas Rangers.

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sports

Liverpool Defeats Wrexham 1-0 in US Friendly

Rio Ngumoha scored the lone goal at Yankee Stadium during Liverpool's pre-season preparations in New York City.

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politics

Sen. Rand Paul Accuses Dr. Anthony Fauci of Major Medical Error

The senator alleged a historic medical mistake during a US Senate hearing where Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment 111 times.

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politics

Epstein Survivors Protest Todd Blanche US Attorney General Nomination

Protesters gathered on Capitol Hill to urge senators to reject the nominee over alleged ties to Jeffrey Epstein.

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politics

Fauci Confronts GOP Senators Over COVID-19 Origins at US Senate Hearing

Sen. Rand Paul and Republican colleagues question Dr. Anthony Fauci regarding statements on the emergence of SARS-CoV-2.

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politics

Deborah Birx Surprised by Anthony Fauci's Diary Entries

Former health official says Fauci's journals reveal early concerns over asymptomatic spread that the US government did not initially adopt.

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world

Trump Warns Iran After Missile Attack on US Troops in Jordan

President Donald Trump says the U.S. will respond forcefully following a surprise Iranian strike on forces stationed in Jordan.

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