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UC abruptly suspends plan to reconsider SAT in admissions

The University of California has stopped thinking about using SAT tests again in college admissions. This decision comes after an important committee looked at the idea. The committee decided not to continue studying this issue.

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Restarting the clock in war with Iran

The US President has told Congress that the US will start a new countdown for war with Iran. A US drone strike killed a top Iranian general, Qasem Soleimani. This means the US is preparing for a possible attack on Iran.

Jul 13, 23:24upd. 18d
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Japan’s bond market is back in play after decades in the wilderness

Japan's bond market has been quiet for a long time. Now, experts think it's time for investors to look again. This is because the market has been selling off due to changes in government spending plans.

Jul 13, 23:19upd. 18d
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Data centers roil governor's races

Data centers are big buildings that store and use computers. They are important for many things, but some people are unhappy about them. This is causing problems for candidates in US governor elections.

Jul 13, 21:13upd. 18d
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HHS watchdog expects $5.56 billion in recoveries and savings

The HHS Office of Inspector General found $5.56 billion in mistakes and saved money by stopping people from getting benefits. They also stopped over 1,200 people and companies from getting federal help.

Jul 13, 21:08upd. 18d
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Police arrest man at Capitol with firearm

A man was arrested at the U.S. Capitol with a gun. He drove to the Capitol grounds and was stopped by police. The man's name is Wendell J. Royster.

Jul 13, 21:07upd. 18d
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Argentina vs England World Cup tickets more expensive than France vs Spain

The prices of Argentina vs England World Cup tickets went up by 34% over the past three days. This is because many fans want to see the match. The tickets are more expensive than those for the France vs Spain match.

Jul 13, 20:51upd. 18d
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What do Israeli settler attacks on Americans reveal?

Israeli settlers have attacked Americans in recent weeks. These attacks happened in Israel. They targeted international journalists and a US congressman.

Jul 13, 20:35upd. 18d
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Driver plunges to death from Laguna Beach parking lot. It's not the first time

A 79-year-old woman was killed in Laguna Beach. She drove her car off a hill, called an embankment, on Friday night. Her car turned upside down when it fell. It stopped resting on the sidewalk underneath. This is not the first time this has happened there.

Jul 13, 19:54upd. 18d
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Spanish PM visits site of deadly wildfire

Pedro Sanchez is the leader of Spain (the Prime Minister). He went to see a place where a big fire happened. The fire was very deadly, meaning many people were hurt or died. At the site, he talked with the firefighters and rescue teams.

Jul 13, 19:22upd. 18d
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Hunter Biden says Secret Service protection pulled after Loomer picture

Hunter Biden told people that his security detail, the Secret Service, stopped protecting him. This happened after a woman named Laura Loomer shared a photo online. The picture showed Hunter and his family in South Africa. He mentioned this while talking on a podcast recently.

Jul 13, 19:30upd. 18d
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Two men attempt to rob off-duty Long Beach Police officer at gunpoint, prompting shooting

Two men went to rob a police officer who was not working that day. They held the officer at gunpoint to force him to give them things. Because of this, a shooting took place. Luckily, the officer did not get hurt in the fight. The police are still looking for the two robbers.

Jul 13, 19:08upd. 18d
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FIFA World Cup: Five biggest controversies of the 2026 tournament

Football's big 2026 World Cup has many problems. Al Jazeera points out five of these big issues. These problems are very important for the event. They make people talk a lot about the tournament.

Jul 13, 18:33upd. 18d
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'Dangerous heat' to broil Southern California this week, raising health and fire risks

Very hot weather is expected across Southern California this week. The temperatures are going to be very high, reaching over 100 degrees Fahrenheit (triple digits). This heat will hit the land inside the area, from San Luis Obispo County down to San Diego County. Thursday and Friday look like the hottest days.

Jul 13, 18:41upd. 18d
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Map: Cases of 'explosive' diarrhea illness continue to climb

The number of people with severe diarrhea is going up. This illness is being tracked on a map. In Michigan, more than 2,000 people have been sick. We do not know what caused this sickness yet.

Jul 13, 18:07upd. 18d
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4.3 magnitude earthquake in Mojave Desert north of Edwards Air Force Base

An earthquake with a strength of 4.3 hit the Mojave Desert. This area is north of Edwards Air Force Base. The U.S. Geological Survey reported this event. The quake happened near the town of Ridgecrest. It was not a very big earthquake, but it was felt in the region.

Jul 13, 17:34upd. 18d
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How Lyhanna’s murder case is shedding light on child abuse in France

Lyhanna, who was 11 years old, was attacked and killed. First, she was raped (meaning someone had sex with her). This murder happened in France. The case shows that there were big failures by the police and the courts before this. These systems did not always protect children well.

Jul 13, 17:44upd. 18d
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CNBC Points Pro: How to book a flight to France with points

A points expert named Jason Stauffer shared tips about flying to France. He explained how to use travel points and miles for flights. Points are like digital currency you earn from spending. Using them means you don't need to pay full price with money. This is a great way to save cash.

Jul 13, 17:50upd. 18d
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Oil volatility is creating a 'win-win' trade strategy

Oil prices are changing a lot right now. This change makes it possible for traders to use a 'win-win' strategy. The USO is a fund that tracks oil prices well. Traders can use this fund instead of the complex futures market. This offers an easy way to trade.

Jul 13, 17:02upd. 18d
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Health insurers' $1.7 trillion revenue sparks concern

Big health insurance companies earn a lot of money—$1.7 trillion. This huge income is causing worry. One lawmaker, Greg Murphy, thinks these companies are too big. He says they take almost $2 trillion from Americans yearly. Also, he claims they deny care to people who need it most.

Jul 13, 17:00upd. 18d
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Billionaires are loading up on these superior stocks. Why it pays to follow their money.

American stocks did very well in the second part of this year. This was the best performance in six years for U.S. stocks. Rich people (billionaires) are buying many good companies. Three specific areas, or sectors, will likely lead the market up next. Following their buys can help you make money.

Jul 13, 16:40upd. 18d
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'Fat Leonard' planning to ask Trump for pardon or commutation

"Fat Leonard" is Leonard Glenn Francis. He ran a huge bribery scheme in the US military. Now, he wants President Trump to help him. He hopes for a pardon or less time in jail. He told The Washington Post about this plan.

Jul 13, 16:42upd. 18d
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Mitch McConnell finally breaks silence, but more answers needed

Mitch McConnell finally spoke up. He gave a statement on Sunday. But some people do not believe it is enough. They think he needs to say more things. More answers are needed from him.

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