ASX lithium miners slide as weaker lithium prices weigh on sector
Lithium prices fell, and Australian lithium stocks went down. This means the companies that mine lithium lost money.
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Analysis-BMW races to catch up in a Chinese EV market that won’t slow down
BMW's car sales in China are going down. The company is trying to sell new electric cars called Neue Klasse. BMW's new CEO, Milan Nedeljkovic, says the company needs to catch up with other car makers in China.
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Why is IDBI Bank stock rallying today?
IDBI Bank's stock rose 2.4% after a report said the Indian government is close to accepting a bid from Fairfax Financial Holdings. This is part of the bank's privatization process. The government is considering a deal with Fairfax.
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Chip toolmaker ASML expected to shine light on capacity and China challenges
ASML, a company that makes tools for making AI chips, will tell us about its business on Wednesday. It's a big company in the Netherlands. It makes a lot of money from making chips for companies like Nvidia.
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Health department rescind freeze on $10 billion for 5 Democratic states
Health department rescind freeze on $10 billion for 5 Democratic states
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WWE's Paul Heyman takes swipe at Conor McGregor injury on 'Monday Night Raw'
Paul Heyman praised a group of wrestlers on 'Monday Night Raw' for embarrassing two other wrestlers. He said their actions showed a good vision for the future. Paul Heyman is a WWE legend.
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Democratic members of US Congress visit Cuba and compare US energy embargo to ‘silent Gaza’
Four Democratic U.S. Congress members visited Cuba. They compared the U.S. energy embargo to a 'silent Gaza'. This means they think the embargo is hurting Cuba just like the Gaza Strip is being hurt by Israel.
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El Salvador’s ruling party clears the way for Bukele’s 3rd term
El Salvador's ruling party has approved President Nayib Bukele's candidacy for re-election. This means he can run for a third term in the February presidential elections. The ruling party's decision is seen as a significant step towards Bukele's re-election.
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Nikki Bella throws out the bat signal again and says she's still willing to risk it all for Batman
Nikki Bella talked about her crush on Batman on a podcast. She said she would do something big for him. She flipped the bat signal on a podcast.
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Canadian fashion mogul Peter Nygard pleads guilty in Quebec sex assault case
Canadian fashion mogul Peter Nygard pleads guilty in Quebec sex assault case
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Abortion rights are on the ballot in 4 states. Here’s what to know
Abortion rights are being decided by voters in four US states. Idaho, Kentucky, Montana, and Utah have laws that ban or restrict abortion. The outcome will affect women's health and reproductive rights.
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22 candid photos of Prince William, Kate Middleton, and their children over the years
Prince William and Kate Middleton often bring their kids to official royal events. Their children are Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis. In these pictures, they look fun at big events. Usually, the royals seem very formal. But the kids make things less serious!
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The real reason Congress keeps getting older
The story is about why people in Congress are getting older. Many lawmakers decide to stay in their jobs even when they are old. They do not choose to retire early. This trend is becoming very common in government. Vox explains this big idea for readers.
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Humanitas Prizes Reveal Nominations; ‘My So-Called Life’ Creator Winnie Holzman to Be Honored and Ashley Nicole Black Will Host (EXCLUSIVE)
Humanitas announced big news about its awards. Winnie Holzman, who made 'My So-Called Life,' won a special award. Ashley Nicole Black will host the ceremony. The awards show is on September 9th at Avalon Hollywood.
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An active 45-year-old man couldn't sit or use the bathroom without pain. He was diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer.
Randy League is a 46-year-old man who stays very active. He started having pain when he sat down or went to the bathroom. Doctors found that he had stage 3 colon cancer. This means the cancer is in the third stage. He also has Lynch syndrome, which increases his risk for cancer.
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OpenAI employees want everyone to know Sam Altman is totally receptive to pushback
Workers at OpenAI want people to know something about their boss, Sam Altman. They say he likes hearing opinions, even if they are negative (pushback). One former worker said Altman welcomes disagreements and criticism. Another employee shared times when he disagreed with or corrected others.
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No relief from the heat as many US cities will see record overnight temperatures
Hot weather is coming to many parts of the U.S. This week, many cities will see record nighttime temperatures. 'Record' means these temperatures are higher than before. So, even at night, it will be very warm. There will be no break from the heat.
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Glossier plans to close Seattle store in 2027
The makeup company Glossier will shut down its store in Seattle. This closing will happen in January of 2027. The company itself said this news. The property owner also shared this information. They are already seeing people want to rent the space.
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Where WA ranks in CNBC’s top states for business
Where WA ranks in CNBC’s top states for business
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Seattle Times endorsements, WA primary 2026: King County Council, District 2
The Seattle Times gave its support to one candidate. This candidate is named Toshiko Hasegawa. She is running for the King County Council, which is a local government job. The paper thinks she is the strongest option for District 2 voters. All three candidates know about how government money is spent.
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Spokane man sets unofficial Guinness World Record for grappler pullups
A man named Lance Pecht is from Spokane. On his 43rd birthday, he tried to break a world record. The record was for 'grappler pullups.' He did many of these special pullups in only one minute. This makes him an unofficial world record holder.
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Tech giants’ data center fever spreads to adjacent warehouses
Tech giants, such as Google and Meta, are getting very busy. They are leasing nearby warehouses. These warehouses help them keep all the tools and parts they need. This is so they can build and take care of their data centers. Data centers are big buildings full of computers.
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American AI companies say Chinese copycats are quickly catching up
U.S. technology companies are worried about rivals in China. They say these Chinese companies are quickly copying their AI tools. The copying uses an old technique that has been around for years. American firms feel this copying is not fair to them.
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AI office demand spreads beyond NYC, San Francisco
Demand for offices for AI companies is spreading to more cities. This demand is going beyond big areas like NYC and San Francisco. In fact, building tours went up a lot. They jumped by 85% so far this year. This shows strong interest in new office spaces.
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Rant and Rave: Reader grateful for family who missed flight
A person needed a seat on a morning flight to Seattle. This flight left from Chicago at 7 a.m. A family of four could not make the flight. Because they missed it, the traveler got to fly instead. The delay was caused by plane problems.
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Rep. Jayapal wants to take Seattle’s Fresh Bucks nationwide
Rep. Pramila Jayapal wants to spread a program called Fresh Bucks from Seattle to all of America. Fresh Bucks is a way to help people buy fresh food. She thinks Democrats can pass this idea if they get more seats in Congress. This would make the food help available everywhere.
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A butt-kicking Lakota man ponders violence in ‘Wisdom Corner’
David Heska Wanbli Weiden wrote a new article. The article is called 'Wisdom Corner.' It talks about people from the Lakota tribe. These men are often very quick to get angry or fight. He thinks about how violence fits into their strong personalities.
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Sorry, romaine. This ingredient makes the best Caesar salad
Some people think romaine is the best for Caesar salad. But, they suggest using cabbage instead. Cabbage gives the salad a nice texture. It also makes it taste sweeter. So, you can try this change in your next salad!
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What happens when your hospital closes?
A hospital called West Suburban Medical Center shut down in March. Now, people have to travel further to get medical care. Also, the emergency rooms (ERs) at other hospitals are very full. Doctors are worried about which hospital might close next.
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'Jon & Kate Plus 8' reality star's tell-all memoir follows years of abuse allegations
The famous couple, Jon and Kate Gosselin, are writing a book. The book will tell everyone about years of alleged abuse. This happened in their family. They were known for their reality show, "Jon & Kate Plus 8." The show was on TLC.
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Insane Clown Posse's Violent J details pro wrestling career as he gears up for Bloodymania 19 at Juggalo event
Violent J is a member of the group Insane Clown Posse. He is talking about his time in professional wrestling. This sport is very popular around the world. He started wrestling back in 1983. Now, he is getting ready for an event called Bloodymania 19.
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South Chicago weekend shooting leaves man, 19, dead
A young man named Jaylen Hood died from being shot early Saturday in South Chicago. On Sunday, more shootings occurred across the city. Three people were shot near the United Center on the Near West Side. Another man was badly hurt in Chicago Lawn on Sunday morning.
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Rocket shortage leaves Europe defenseless in space wars
Europe does not have enough rockets right now. Because of this, it is hard for Europe to defend itself in space battles. The launch site in northern Norway is very important. This helps Europe become stronger on its own.
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Tom Holland (the actor) broke down the difficulty of filming in Imax in an interview with Tom Holland (the historian)
Tom Holland, the famous actor, talked about filming difficulties. He spoke to another man named Tom Holland, who is a historian. The actor explained how hard it was to shoot an entire movie using Imax cameras. Imax is a very big film format. They met while promoting 'The Odyssey.'
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Gunmen open fire after a funeral in Nigeria, killing 8
Some gunmen started shooting near a funeral in Nigeria. This happened in the north-central part of the country. Eight people were killed in the attack. The gunfire came right after the funeral ended.
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Singapore court postpones French teen’s straw-licking case to July 30
A court in Singapore decided to delay a legal case. This case is about a young person from France. He was charged because he filmed himself licking a straw. He took the straw from a vending machine and put it back. The new date for the hearing is July 30th.
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Iran persecutes its Baha’i minority fiercely in a year of protests and war, rights groups say
Iran is treating its Baha'i followers very harshly. This strong treatment happens while there are many protests and fighting happening. Groups that watch human rights said this about it. The Baha'is have faced trouble in Iran for a long time, since the 1800s.
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Lindsey Graham: The senator, soldier and statesman who never backed down
Lindsey Graham is a well-known American politician. He has been a senator and a soldier. Some people say he is a great statesman, which means he is a wise leader. They admire him because he never gives up or backs down from his beliefs. Theodore Roosevelt said this about him.
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Madonna’s ‘Confessions II’ Debuts at No. 1 on Album Chart, as Ken Carson and Sienna Spiro Also Bow in Top 10
Madonna’s ‘Confessions II’ Debuts at No. 1 on Album Chart, as Ken Carson and Sienna Spiro Also Bow in Top 10
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Russia’s economy is an ‘illusion’ built on debt, and a banking crisis is ready to explode, intel report says, while the Kremlin may seize pensions
Russia’s economy is an ‘illusion’ built on debt, and a banking crisis is ready to explode, intel report says, while the Kremlin may seize pensions
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