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Washington Examiner

US and China to Discuss Artificial Intelligence in September

The United States and China are set to hold talks on artificial intelligence in September, focusing on the risks of advanced AI models and competitive dynamics. The discussions will be led by U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and are expected to occur before Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to the U.S. on September 24. The meeting will mark the first dialogue on AI between the two nations under the Trump administration.

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Ars Technica

Nintendo requests court dismissal of lawsuit regarding tariff refunds

Nintendo has requested a court to dismiss a lawsuit claiming customers are entitled to tariff refunds. The company asserts that customers have no legal claim to the refunds it is due to receive from the government. The lawsuit was filed by two customers representing a class of buyers of Nintendo products.

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Axios

Trump Invokes Smoot-Hawley Tariff Authority to Impose Tariffs on Canada

President Trump is invoking a provision of the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act to impose a 50% tariff on select Canadian imports, effective in August. This decision is a response to alleged discrimination against U.S. exports and follows recent limitations on Trump's tariff authority. The tariffs are expected to affect around $20 billion in Canadian goods.

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Mother Jones

Senate Candidate Troy Jackson Faces Allegations of Bullying

Troy Jackson, the likely Democratic candidate for the Maine Senate, is facing allegations of bullying behavior, including incidents of shouting and intimidation towards colleagues. Reports indicate that his conduct has raised concerns among fellow Democrats, prompting discussions with Governor Janet Mills. Jackson's campaign acknowledges past frustrations but asserts that his passion should not be misconstrued as bullying.

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TechCrunch

Einride invests $38 million in EV charging infrastructure

Einride has made a $38 million investment in EV charging infrastructure, marking its first acquisition since becoming a publicly traded company. This investment is intended to enhance its electric trucking business.

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Fox News — Politics

DOJ Investigates UC San Diego Medical School for Alleged Discrimination in Admissions

The U.S. Department of Justice is investigating UC San Diego's medical school for alleged discrimination against White and Asian applicants in favor of Black and Hispanic students. The investigation, which could impact significant federal funding, claims that the admissions process unlawfully prioritized race over academic qualifications. The DOJ is seeking compliance with federal law regarding admissions practices.

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TechCrunch

Tesla initiates robotaxi pilot programs in Orlando and Tampa

Tesla has started pilot programs for its robotaxi service in the cities of Orlando and Tampa. The company has not provided details on the number of vehicles involved and is taking a more measured approach to scaling the service than previously indicated by CEO Elon Musk.

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Fox News — Politics

Republican Candidates Compete for Senate Seat Following Lindsey Graham's Passing

The Republican primary for the Senate seat formerly held by Lindsey Graham has begun, with Darline Graham announcing her candidacy after receiving an endorsement from Donald Trump. Other candidates, including Reps. Ralph Norman and Russell Fry, are also entering the race, indicating a competitive election ahead. The filing period for candidates ends on July 28, with the primary scheduled for August 11.

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Daily Wire

Sen. John Cornyn Threatens to Block Trump Nominees Over Foreign Aid Funding

Senator John Cornyn is threatening to block two of President Trump's ambassadorial nominees unless over $1 billion in foreign aid for Africa is released. He argues that the funding is crucial for saving lives and advancing U.S. interests. The situation follows Cornyn's recent defeat in a GOP primary, raising questions about his influence within the party.

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Washington Examiner

Van Jones Critiques Progressive Ideas Within the Democratic Party

Van Jones, a CNN analyst, warned that the Democratic Party may undermine itself by adopting regressive ideas from its progressive wing. He called for a distinction between legitimate progressive policies and radical positions, criticizing specific activists for promoting extreme ideas. Jones emphasized that his concerns come from within the party as a progressive Democrat.

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BBC — Business

Thames Water lenders propose 'golden share' to avoid nationalization

Lenders of Thames Water are attempting to avert nationalization by proposing a 'golden share' arrangement. This initiative is aimed at addressing concerns over the company's ownership under the current government led by Prime Minister Burnham.

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Deutsche Welle

Youth Jobs Crisis Affects Global Job Market

The youth jobs crisis is intensifying worldwide as more graduates enter the job market while hiring rates decline. Additionally, advancements in artificial intelligence are contributing to uncertainties regarding future career prospects for young people.

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Fox News — Latest

Arizona Primary Elections Test Trump's Influence on GOP

The Arizona primary elections on July 21, 2026, tested Donald Trump's influence over the GOP, with key races for governor and congressional seats. Trump endorsed candidates including Rep. Andy Biggs for governor and Jay Feely for Congress, amidst a backdrop of mixed results in previous primaries across the country.

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BBC — Business

UK Government Borrowing Lower Than Expected in June

In June, the UK government reported lower-than-expected borrowing figures, indicating an improvement in public finances. Despite this, the UK still faces substantial debt levels.

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