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World archive — page 203 of 383, newest and highest-significance first.
The EU announced a new fund worth one billion dollars. This money will help rebuild Gaza after the war. Many other nations also promised to give money to this fund. The total goal is to raise 900 million euros for aid in Gaza.
India beat England in a big cricket game. This was their first women's Test match at Lord's ground. England scored 186 runs before lunch on the last day. England had tried to score 457 runs to win the match.
A technology company's stock price went up again. This good news came from Wall Street, which is a big financial area in New York. The Investing Club shared this update at 10:20 a.m. Eastern Time. They are telling people why the stock is doing well.
The European Union is talking about new rules to stop trading with Israeli settlements in the West Bank. The EU wants to help make peace between Israelis and Palestinians. The West Bank is a disputed area that Israel occupied in 1967.
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About 145 gray whales died or washed up on the West Coast of North America this year. NOAA Fisheries reported these sad findings. Environmental groups are worried about this number. This is part of a bigger problem for the whales.
A big bank called Goldman Sachs gave advice about a Chinese car company. They said people should 'buy the dip,' which means buying when the price is low. The bank changed its rating from neutral to buy. This shows they think the company will get better soon.
Goldman Sachs picked two specific stocks. These stocks could become stronger because of a lack of skilled workers. This is called a 'chip designer shortage' in the tech industry. Because of this problem, these companies can make more money from their services. They are well-placed to grow.
Dred Scott was a famous case that involved slavery. The Supreme Court made a big decision about him. This decision changed how Americans think about who gets citizenship automatically. It made the idea of 'birthright' citizenship very messy. Basically, it caused a lot of legal problems.
Chuck Schumer, a leader in the Senate, criticized the budget proposal from President Trump. Schumer said the spending priorities are not balanced or fair ('lopsided'). He wants Republicans and Democrats to agree on funding bills. This is to stop the government from shutting down.
A Senate committee discussed an old policy trap called benefit cliffs. This cliff punishes poor families who get a raise. It makes it hard for people to move up in life. Also, small businesses have trouble hiring workers because of this problem. The group thinks Congress should let states help fix the issue.
Will the 2030 World Cup expand to 64 teams? What FIFA’s Infantino says
President Trump and Senate Republicans are arguing a lot. They do not always agree on important issues. For example, they fight about spying rules (surveillance). They also argue about the war with Iran and ending the filibuster rule.
A big storm called Typhoon Bavi struck China's east side. Videos show powerful waves hitting homes there. The typhoon was very strong and caused a lot of destruction. It hit the Zhejiang province hard.
Sheikh Hamad: The Arab leader who broke Israel’s siege on Gaza
An elderly Palestinian man named Ibrahim al-Jabour was attacked. Israeli settlers hit him and his family. This event took place in a place called Masafer Yatta. This location is in the Occupied West Bank. The attack showed strong conflict there.
People traveling at Ontario Airport in California are getting something new. They can now use a 'Short Story Dispenser.' This dispenser gives them free short stories to read. It helps travelers when they wait between their flights.
Iran says almost a dozen ‘enemy projectiles’ targeted Qeshm Island
Nine dead as Russia and Ukraine trade drone and missile salvos
Iraqi PM to meet US President Trump in Washington to deepen strategic ties
US ambassador to NATO says Iran ‘controlled by a bunch of crazy people’
Pape Thiaw fired as Senegal coach after disappointing FIFA World Cup
NASA Photographer Captures Images from F-18 Over Washington
IRGC releases video of retaliatory missile strikes
Missiles and drones fired at Gulf states after night of US strikes on Iran
France vs Spain World Cup semifinal: Prediction, Mbappe-Yamal, venue, stats
FIFA to sell pieces of World Cup final stadium pitch, could earn millions
US judge dismisses January 6 case against Proud Boys after Trump order
‘All we see is decay’: Covering the human toll of Venezuela’s earthquakes
Iranian Attacks on Jordan Highlight Kingdom’s Difficult Position
Albanian Leader Rejects Complaints About Kanye West Concert
Evacuations as landslide threatens Indian village, construction firm blamed
America’s AI revolution could end in disaster
Google plans to exempt sanctioned nations from Android developer verification
Reddit keeps its strange DMCA fight over Google search results alive
Scoop up more yield amid Fed rate uncertainty with these portfolio tweaks
Jim Cramer says this hedge fund's blowup reveals the hidden risks of leverage
AMD and Micron surge, Lam Research climbs 17% as chip stocks rip higher
Markets whipsaw as Trump, Fed face new inflation risks
Palestine Action co-founder wins UK Supreme Court appeal bid
ABC News says FCC is carrying out intimidation campaign to shape coverage
