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Venezuela quake death toll tops 5,000 as IMF releases emergency aid

A big earthquake happened in Venezuela. It was very strong, 7.3 on the Richter scale. Many people died, over 5,000. The International Monetary Fund (IMF) gave the country £346m to help.

Jul 18, 15:35upd. 13d
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Two unexpected revelations in Warren Buffett's CNBC interview

Warren Buffett talked to CNBC. He said he stopped donating to charity because of a different reason. It was not because of Bill Gates' friendship with Jeffrey Epstein.

Jul 18, 14:53upd. 13d
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Could the 'explosive diarrhea' parasite affect grocery prices?

A parasite that causes 'explosive diarrhea' might affect grocery prices. If people eat less of certain foods, stores might sell less of those items. This could make prices lower, but only for a short time.

Jul 18, 14:41upd. 13d
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Europe should look to Africa for heatwave solutions

Europe is experiencing heatwaves. African communities have found ways to live with extreme heat. They can help Europe.

Jul 18, 12:19upd. 14d
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Will the Fed hike interest rates this month?

Kevin Warsh testified to Congress. His testimony did not give new information about interest rates. This means the Fed's decision on interest rates is still unclear.

Jul 18, 11:00upd. 14d
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Kolkata sings for Messi as World Cup fever takes hold

Kolkata is a city in India that loves football. People in Kolkata are very excited about the World Cup. They are singing for Lionel Messi, a famous football player.

Jul 18, 06:04upd. 14d
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Manila protests ‘racist’ portrayal of Filipinos in China Daily videos

The Philippines is upset about videos made by China Daily. The videos show Filipinos as monkeys. This happened during a time of tension between the Philippines and China over the South China Sea. The Philippines says the videos are racist and unfair.

Jul 18, 03:54upd. 14d
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EU urges Israel to halt settlement expansion as settlers attack children

The European Union (EU) asked Israel to stop building settlements. This is because the EU thinks the settlements are not allowed. Settlers in Israel attacked Palestinian children. This happened recently. The EU wants Israel to stop violence against Palestinians.

Jul 17, 22:54upd. 14d
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US companies sign energy agreements with Iraq

US companies signed big energy deals with Iraq. The deals are worth $60 billion. They were signed on Friday at the US Chamber of Commerce. Companies like Chevron and ConocoPhillips were involved.

Jul 17, 22:21upd. 14d
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United denies offering free flight changes over Trump airport name

United Airlines denied a report that it would let people change their flights for free. The report said this was because of the new name of Palm Beach airport. The airline said it never made this offer.

Jul 17, 21:45upd. 14d
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Food emergency deepens across Uganda’s Karamoja

A food emergency is happening in Uganda's Karamoja region. Many people are struggling to find food. The situation is getting worse. This is because of a combination of factors, including drought and conflict. The people of Karamoja are in need of help.

Jul 17, 21:11upd. 14d
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How your winning stock-index fund can turn on a dime

A winning stock-index fund can quickly lose value. This happens when investors sell their shares, causing the fund's price to drop. The fund's value can change rapidly. Stock-index funds track a group of stocks in the market.

Jul 17, 21:23upd. 14d
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Chabria: Trump's voter fraud speech was bait. Stop biting

A US judge, Chabria, said that a speech by Trump about voter fraud was not true. Trump said the US election system was broken, but this was not true. Trump's speech was meant to trick people.

Jul 17, 21:08upd. 14d
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