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French soccer team arrives in Dallas on an ICE deportation jet

The French soccer team arrived in Dallas on a plane. The plane was used to take people away from the US to Nicaragua the day before. This is not the first time the plane has been used for both soccer and deportation.

Jul 14, 13:07upd. 17d
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Not everyone wants a day off

Not everyone wants a day off

Jul 11, 16:55upd. 20d
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Court judgments pile up against Lindell’s MyPillow

Mike Lindell is a Republican who wants to be governor. He has a company called MyPillow that makes pillows. MyPillow has a big problem: it owes over $25 million to people it didn't pay. This is because of court judgments against the company.

Jul 27, 10:00upd. 5d
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The Problem With Shutting Down ICE in Blue States

A detention center in Newark, New Jersey, is a key part of President Trump's plan to deport people. Trump officials want to increase enforcement in New York. This makes the detention center in Newark very important.

Jul 26, 11:00upd. 5d
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How to Be a Tourist at Home

The Atlantic wrote about how to be a tourist at home. They said to stop at your neighborhood ethnic restaurant and be curious about your surroundings. This can help you notice details you usually ignore.

Jul 26, 11:00upd. 5d
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First teaser for Apple TV's Neuromancer debuts at SDCC

Apple TV showed a short video for its new series Neuromancer at a conference in San Diego. The series is based on a famous science fiction book. The video looked very good.

Jul 26, 19:48upd. 5d
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Photos: Wildfire Smoke Blankets Parts of North America

Wildfire smoke covered parts of North America. This happened because of large fires in Canada and the US. Many people had to stay indoors because of the smoke. The smoke caused health problems. It was a big problem for people in many cities.

Jul 17, 18:28upd. 13d
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Atlantic Reads: <em>The Small Stuff</em> With Ian Bogost

Ian Bogost wrote a book called The Small Stuff. He thinks people are unhappy because of technology and modern conveniences. He wants people to find joy in everyday tasks.

Jul 17, 18:22upd. 13d
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Fat cat? Weight-loss drugs may be coming for your overweight pet

Some companies are testing new medicines for overweight cats. These medicines are called GLP-1 treatments. They help people lose weight, and now they might help cats too. Pet-food companies are also making special food for animals to live longer. People are spending more money on their pets' health.

Jul 18, 05:00upd. 14d
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Why the market's biggest winners look so cheap

Big stock winners this year are in the memory chip business. These stocks seem cheap compared to their earnings. This means people think the market boom might stop. But, some analysts say AI is changing things. They think these stocks should be valued like other tech giants.

Jul 13, 11:20upd. 18d
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The Sports Overload Is Here

The Sports Overload Is Here

Jul 10, 20:12upd. 20d
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Donald Trump’s food-stamp overhaul is beginning to bite

Donald Trump made changes to the food-stamp program. This program helps people buy food when they have little money. Wayne Zhang's father, Youde, received less money for food. He had to buy less food because of this change.

Jul 26, 10:03upd. 5d
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Unionized workers are bargaining with the bots

Unionized workers are bargaining with companies to protect their jobs. They want to stop artificial intelligence from cutting jobs and changing work descriptions. This is happening in the US.

Jul 26, 12:24upd. 5d
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How the World Cup Finally Won Over America

The 2022 World Cup has become popular in the United States. Many young Americans are watching and enjoying the games. This is a change from previous years when soccer was not as popular in the US.

Jul 17, 17:00upd. 13d
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Susan Collins Is Not Concerned About Election Denial

Jay Clayton spoke to the Senate on Wednesday. A senator named Jon Ossoff asked him who won the 2020 election. Clayton did not give a direct answer. He said he would not get involved in the political argument. Susan Collins, a Republican Senator, thought his answer was good.

Jul 17, 16:43upd. 13d
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The Best Movies to Stream This Month (July 2026)

The movie Project Hail Mary is about a global freeze. It is about a group of people trying to save Earth. The movie is now available to stream.

Jul 13, 23:14upd. 18d
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Simulating everything, sort of: The promise and limits of world models

Many people are excited about a new kind of AI called 'world models.' Before, we mostly heard about LLMs (Large Language Models). World models try to do more than just understand language. They aim to simulate the real world around us. This area is getting lots of funding and research.

Jul 13, 11:00upd. 18d
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It Takes Coordination (and Many Arms) to Unfurl a World Cup Flag

Big teams of workers help bring out the huge flags at the World Cup. They must plan how to show them on the field. This work is very coordinated, meaning everyone works together well. Getting everything ready takes several days before a game starts.

Jul 12, 22:33upd. 19d
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