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AAPL
$336.67
▲ 0.91%
MSFT
$529.76
▲ 0.09%
GOOGL
$350.50
▲ 0.81%
AMZN
$259.88
▲ 1.40%
TSLA
$377.81
▼ 0.75%
META
$721.15
▼ 2.40%
NVDA
$237.47
▼ 0.74%
JPM
$329.58
▼ 0.51%

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The Guardian Politics
With 1.5m families waiting for social housing and Labour’s building targets already falling short, the challenge is hugeFrom the front garden of the red-brick terrace where she has lived for nearly three decades, Coral McKeown, 50, points to the gleaming new council house she was supposed to move into five years ago.It sits behind heavy metal fences surrounded by building work and an empty construction vehicle. She does not expect it to be ready until next year at the earliest. Continue reading.
politics  Jul 3, 2026
Washington Post World
After four years of war, life in Lukianivka, the most frequently hit part of the Ukrainian capital, is a mix of adaptability and endurance, defiance and denial, resignation and resilience.
general  Jul 3, 2026
The Guardian
UK provisional high of 37.7C shatters previous record by huge margin, while Germany experiences all-time high of 41.7CLast week’s heatwave across western Europe broke national records for June maximum temperatures as well as setting new all-time highs. The UK recorded a provisional high of 37.7C at Lingwood, Norfolk, on Friday 27 June, shattering the previous June record of 35.6C in 1976. This kind of margin is exceptional; temperature records are normally beaten by 0.1 or 0.2 degrees rather tha
general  Jul 3, 2026
Bloomberg Markets
Yuanta Securities Co., Taiwan’s largest brokerage, and its subsidiary, are seeking up to NT$42 billion ($1.3 billion) through two syndicated loans, according to people familiar with the matter, a fundraising that highlights surging demand for financial services amid the stock boom.
business  Jul 3, 2026
Science Daily
Scientists have discovered that a common type of stroke may have a very different cause than doctors once thought. Instead of fatty plaque clogging arteries, the strongest link was found with enlarged and damaged blood vessels deep within the brain. The finding helps explain why standard treatments like aspirin are often less effective and is driving the search for new therapies that target the brain’s tiny blood vessels directly.
science  Jul 3, 2026

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