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Tuesday, July 28
Economy
Two regional officials say mediators have made progress toward restarting U.S.-Iran talks, a shift with direct implications for oil markets and global trade.
The Trump administration admitted in court it canceled $7.6B in clean energy grants based on how 16 states voted in 2024. Hundreds of projects affected.
Democrat Gina Hinojosa is running against Texas Gov. Greg Abbott by targeting data center expansion and its costs to residents.
South Korean prosecutors rejected police request to arrest HYBE chairman Bang Si-Hyuk, protecting the BTS label executive from detention during ongoing investigation.
Chinese automakers showcase advanced technologies and latest models at Beijing Auto Show as they pursue aggressive international expansion strategies.
Texas death penalty case highlights how rap lyrics as evidence drive up litigation costs and create expensive legal precedents.
Norfolk Southern’s quarterly profit dropped 27% as East Palestine derailment costs and Union Pacific merger expenses weighed on results.
Poor storage wastes 40% of fresh produce purchases, costing families $1,500 yearly. Temperature, moisture, and airflow control can cut waste 60%.
U.S. soldier charged with using classified intel about Venezuelan operations to win $400K on Polymarket prediction platform faces court Friday.
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