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LSEG H1 2026 slides: 8.4% growth, raised guidance amid AI buildup

London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) reported its H1 2026 results. The company had 8.4% organic revenue growth. This is a record financial performance for LSEG. The company raised its full-year guidance, but its shares fell in premarket trading.

Jul 30, 10:39upd. 2d
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ChatGPT starts blocking direct requests to copy an author's style

ChatGPT, a popular AI chatbot, no longer copies famous authors' writing styles. It still writes in a similar style, but not exactly like them. This change happened recently.

Jul 27, 16:58upd. 4d
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A Turkish Governor Was Ousted. Were Bicycling Tights to Blame?

A Turkish governor named Mehmet Fatih Cicekli was fired. He was also a cyclist. Some people think his love of cycling, especially wearing special tights, was the reason for his removal.

Jul 24, 19:30upd. 5d
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HEART Force: Students help solve community problems

A program in Colorado called HEART Force helps students solve community problems. Students work with the community to make it safer and stronger. This program started in 2026.

Jul 24, 19:17upd. 5d
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NASA Announces New Spacecraft Technology Demonstration Mission at Moon

NASA is working on a new mission to test technologies for the Moon. The mission is called CAPSTONE 02. It will have two small spacecraft that will test how to navigate and communicate in space. This will help prepare for future Moon missions.

Jul 24, 16:35upd. 5d
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NASA’s ESCAPADE Snaps Family Portrait of Earth, Moon

NASA's ESCAPADE spacecraft took photos of Earth and the Moon. The photos were taken on July 3. The spacecraft was 363,250 miles away from Earth and 115,600 miles away from the Moon.

Jul 24, 17:47upd. 5d
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Cassidy: Trump ending Iran war soon 'seems unlikely'

Sen. Bill Cassidy is a US senator from Louisiana. He said President Trump ending the Iran war soon is unlikely. Cassidy wants President Trump to go to Congress to find a way to end the war. This will help the US have a bigger discussion about what to do next.

Jul 26, 15:40upd. 5d
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Solo dining finds its moment

Solo dining is becoming more popular. People are making reservations for one person more often. This is according to a booking app called OpenTable.

Jul 17, 19:13upd. 14d
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Knowit Q2 2026 slides: profit rises 14% as efficiency gains offset revenue

Knowit is a company. In Q2 2026, Knowit's profit went up 14%. This happened because the company became more efficient. Efficiency means doing things better and using less money. Knowit's revenue, or the money it makes, went down. But the company's profit still increased.

Jul 17, 09:31upd. 15d
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Health Care Agency Discontinues Dozens of Active Research Awards

The Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality is a small US government agency. It helps make health care more affordable and accessible. The agency stopped funding many active research projects.

Jul 24, 14:25upd. 5d
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Jacob Tsimerman Lives in Number Theory

Dr. Jacob Tsimerman is a mathematician who won a big award. He won a Fields Medal for his work on numbers. Now, he is working on artificial intelligence.

Jul 24, 13:32upd. 5d
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Life of Alan Turing Emerges in Richer Detail From Short Story

A short story by Alan Turing has been discovered. It was written by hand and is now in a library in Cambridge, England. This story helps us know more about Turing's life.

Jul 24, 14:46upd. 5d
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Senator Whitehouse: Netanyahu a ‘walking provocation’ for Americans

Senator Sheldon Whitehouse criticized Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. He said Netanyahu is a 'walking provocation' for Americans. Whitehouse also said the US is becoming a 'worst-behaved country'. This is according to a speech he gave.

Jul 26, 15:26upd. 5d
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