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Axios

UN Calls for Renewable Energy to Power Data Centers by 2030

The United Nations has set a goal for all data centers to be powered by renewable energy by 2030, highlighting the need for transparency in their environmental impacts. While the initiative addresses the urgent climate crisis, analysts question the feasibility of achieving such rapid changes in energy infrastructure. The International Energy Agency projects that renewable energy will significantly increase its share in data center power generation.

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Axios

Anthropic and OpenAI Projected to Exceed Revenue of Major Brands

Anthropic and OpenAI are on track to generate a combined annual revenue of about $120 billion, with Anthropic contributing approximately 60% of that total. This revenue projection would place both companies among the top 100 in the Fortune 500, surpassing the combined revenue of major brands like Starbucks and McDonald's.

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Fox News — Latest

Democratic Candidates Debate Key Issues Ahead of Michigan Primary

In a recent Senate debate in Michigan, Democratic candidates Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens clashed over campaign financing, immigration policy, and the filibuster. El-Sayed defended his remarks about a fellow Democrat while Stevens questioned his financial transparency. Both candidates outlined their visions for the party and the upcoming primary election.

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Fox News — Politics

Democratic Candidates Debate Key Issues Ahead of Michigan Primary

In a heated Senate debate in Michigan, Democratic candidates Abdul El-Sayed and Haley Stevens clashed over campaign financing, policy positions, and personal transparency ahead of the August 4 primary. El-Sayed defended his controversial remarks and criticized Stevens for her ties to pro-Israel funding, while Stevens challenged El-Sayed on his financial disclosures and called for a focus on governance over rhetoric.

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BBC — Business

Chip Stocks Decline in US and Asia Amid Investor Concerns

Chip stocks experienced a decline in both the US and Asia, leading to an 8% drop in South Korea's Kospi index, which resulted in a temporary trading pause. Investor concerns are driving this downturn.

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Al Jazeera English

New York City Mayor announces discounted grocery baskets

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has launched a plan to provide discounted grocery baskets at city-run stores, with discounts of 30%. This initiative is part of efforts to alleviate the cost of living crisis in the city.

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The Daily Beast

Gavin Newsom Critiques Trump's Healthcare Promises

California Governor Gavin Newsom has called out former President Donald Trump's recent healthcare promises, noting their similarity to previous commitments made during Trump's first term. Newsom pointed out that related information had been removed from the White House website and referenced Trump's past Executive Order on healthcare, which has since been repealed and reestablished. Trump's new healthcare initiative aims to lower costs but lacks specific implementation details.

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The Daily Beast

Kaitlan Collins Discusses Trump Criticism in Jon Stewart Interview

Kaitlan Collins, a CNN host, spoke about President Trump's criticisms during her interview with Jon Stewart on The Daily Show. After receiving an award for her reporting, Trump dismissed the honor as 'fake.' Collins highlighted the importance of focusing on journalistic work rather than personal attacks.

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Washington Examiner

El Sayed Addresses Controversial Remarks in Final Debate Ahead of Michigan Primary

In the final debate before the Michigan Democratic primary, Abdul el Sayed defended his controversial comments about Senator John Fetterman, while Rep. Haley Stevens addressed concerns over outside spending in her campaign. Both candidates are preparing for the primary on August 4, with el Sayed highlighting the impact of PAC spending and Stevens emphasizing her legislative focus.

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BBC — World

Johnson & Johnson proposes $5.5 billion settlement for baby powder lawsuits

Johnson & Johnson has put forth a proposal to settle lawsuits concerning its talc-based baby powder products for up to $5.5 billion. The lawsuits allege that these products are linked to cancer, marking a significant step in resolving a prolonged legal conflict.

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Axios

Decline in Canadian Travel to the U.S. Results in Significant Economic Impact

A Canadian government report indicates that Canadian travel to the U.S. fell by 25% in 2025, continuing into early 2026. This decline resulted in a C$3.3 billion reduction in spending on U.S. trips. Canadians are reportedly redirecting their travel to domestic and overseas destinations instead of traveling to the U.S.

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New York Times — Business

BuzzFeed Reduces Workforce by One Third

BuzzFeed has laid off about one third of its staff, marking a significant workforce reduction. This follows a previous layoff of around 180 employees in its Los Angeles office three years prior.

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Al Jazeera English

Johnson & Johnson to pay $5.5 billion to settle talc cancer lawsuits

Johnson & Johnson has reached an agreement to pay $5.5 billion to settle nearly 70,000 lawsuits in the U.S. concerning cancer claims linked to its talc-based baby powder. This settlement is intended to address the legal challenges surrounding the product's safety.

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