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Hedge fund bets on rising US healthcare stocks near 5-year high, Goldman says

Big investment funds (hedge funds) bought many more shares of US healthcare companies last week. This buying reached a high point in about five years. These investors think new technology, like AI, will help these companies make more money. Also, the general financial situation is good for investing.

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Goldman Sachs Names Top Utility Stocks Poised for Data Center Power Boom

Goldman Sachs, a big investment bank, picked some top utility companies. These utilities will likely do very well in the future. The reason is that data centers need huge amounts of electricity. This power demand is growing fast. Therefore, these stocks are set to boom.

Jul 27, 13:22upd. 5d
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Woman wounded in Rogers Park shooting

A woman was hurt in a shooting in Rogers Park, Chicago. She was grazed in the head by a bullet during a fight. The woman and a man were arguing. The man took out a gun and fired shots. The woman was taken to the hospital.

Jul 27, 13:17upd. 5d
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Gunman on scooter wounds man on West Side, police say

On Sunday night, a man was shot in Chicago. This happened on the West Side neighborhood. A person on a scooter shot the 35-year-old man. He was hurt badly from the shots. Police said he is now in fair condition at the hospital.

Jul 27, 13:10upd. 5d
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Trump accounts offer free money but 529s may be a better fit

Tara Siegel Bernard has two types of savings accounts for her children. One is a 530A account, which offers free money. She will still put money into a 529 account first.

Jul 27, 12:47upd. 5d
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Acting Director of National Intelligence announces 4th wave of layoffs

The Acting Director of National Intelligence, William Pulte, announced a new round of layoffs. This is the 4th time he has done this. The goal is to make the office smaller and focus on national security.

Jul 27, 12:42upd. 5d
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Alphabet investment risks: capex surge, search threats, and talent loss

Alphabet reported its earnings for the second quarter of 2026. Even though it made more money (revenue grew by 17%), its free cash flow went down. This is because Alphabet plans to spend a lot more money on things like buildings and technology. They raised their spending goal (capex) to $195–$205 billion for the whole year.

Jul 27, 12:29upd. 5d
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Trump may need to allow Chinese minerals as US industry struggles to meet 2027 deadline

President Trump wants the US to use fewer minerals from China by January 2027. However, American companies are having trouble making enough of these materials themselves. Because of this problem, Trump might have to let Chinese minerals back into the supply chain. This is very important for national security.

Jul 27, 12:25upd. 5d
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Why is Delta Air Lines stock rallying today?

Delta Air Lines stock went up today. A news report said that United Airlines talked to Delta's boss. They discussed joining together, or merging. If they merge, it will be a huge airline. This could make it the biggest in the world.

Jul 27, 12:19upd. 5d
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With smart glasses, Meta holds all the cards but fails to play them well

Meta's smart glasses have been criticized. Activist groups made satirical ads to protest the glasses. The ads appeared in cities like New York City and London. People are worried about their privacy.

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AI wearable watches you to predict what you need

A company in Singapore, Lingverse, is building a smart watch with Artificial Intelligence (AI). They called this new device iKairos. This watch tries to guess what you need before you say it. It can look at you and your world around you. This helps the AI be more useful every day.

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Ancient Egyptian settlement discovered from era that fueled Exodus debate

Archaeologists in Egypt found an old settlement. It is from the Second Intermediate Period, a time that is important for the Exodus debate. The settlement was near the site where the Ark of the Covenant was kept.

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Diego Luna to Be Feted at Sarajevo Film Festival as ‘Ashes’ Screens

Diego Luna is going to be honored at the Sarajevo Film Festival. This big event runs from August 14th to August 21st. He gets an award called the Honorary Heart of Sarajevo for his great career. His new movie, 'Ashes,' will also be shown there, and he will teach a class.

Jul 27, 11:42upd. 5d
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Tech giants are getting caught in a compute conundrum

Big tech company Microsoft is having trouble with its computer power needs. This problem is called a 'compute conundrum.' The company's stock price has been going down lately. For example, it dropped by 19% in June. Some of its popular products are also facing big challenges.

Jul 27, 11:29upd. 5d
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Rocket Lab stock rises on $266M Space Force contract win

Rocket Lab is a space company. Its stock price went up by 5% on Monday. The reason is that it won a big contract. The U.S. Space Force gave the company $266 million. This money is for many rocket launches.

Jul 27, 11:26upd. 5d
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Illinois sees 16% drop in SNAP enrollment one year after food program overhaul

Illinois saw a big drop in people using SNAP benefits. The enrollment fell by 16% after one year. This happened because the food program changed its rules. Congress made these new rules last summer. Some families, like Irene Salinas Torres's, are already feeling the effects.

Jul 27, 10:30upd. 5d
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Brendan Donovan inching closer to return | Mariners notebook

Brendan Donovan is a player for the Seattle Mariners. He has been injured and is now recovering. His manager, Dan Wilson, thinks he might return to the team soon.

Jul 27, 01:36upd. 5d
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Skipping sleep may pack on pounds faster than you think, new study finds

A study looked at how sleep affects weight. 95 adults who were at risk for heart or metabolic disease were studied. They got either enough sleep or 90 minutes less sleep each night for six weeks. Those who got less sleep gained about one pound.

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