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WORLD CUP WINNING: FIFA president praises Trump’s support for tournamentSports

FIFA President Gianni Infantino praised President Donald Trump for supporting the FIFA World Cup. The comments came during an event at Trump Tower, where Trump also spoke. Infantino’s remarks highlighted his approval of Trump’s backing for the tournament. The event placed the FIFA leader and the US president together in a public World Cup-related appearance.

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Financial Health in the United States Panel on Next-Gen Financial InclusionEconomy

The Federal Reserve is presenting a panel on financial health in the United States as part of its Next-Gen Financial Inclusion program. The central bank says its broader role is to support the effective operation of the U.S. economy and the public interest. Its responsibilities include conducting monetary policy aimed at maximum employment, stable prices and moderate long-term interest rates. The discussion centers on financial health and newer approaches to inclusion.

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Panel on Emerging Payment Methods, Digital Access and Payments Inclusion Set for July 14Economy

The Federal Reserve System will host a panel on emerging payment methods, digital access and payments inclusion at the Next-Gen Financial Inclusion conference on July 14, 2026. The event focuses on issues tied to access and participation in the payments system. The Federal Reserve is the central bank of the United States. Its functions include conducting monetary policy to support maximum employment, stable prices and moderate long-term interest rates, while promoting the effective operation of the U.S. economy and the broader public interest.

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Iran RETALIATES after DEVASTATING US strikesWorld

The “Outnumbered” panel discusses the sixth day of heavy kinetic action by the United States against Iran. It presents Iran as retaliating after what it calls devastating American strikes. The discussion also turns to continuing efforts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. The segment frames the confrontation as an ongoing, high-intensity military exchange.

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FIFA, Not Argentina or Spain, Is the Real World Cup WinnerSports

The 2026 World Cup final is now set, bringing a tournament filled with memorable moments for football fans worldwide toward its conclusion. Bloomberg Business of Sports reporter Randall Williams discusses his expectations for the final weekend and the possibility that President Trump will attend the match. He also reviews the state of negotiations between the New York Yankees and Apollo over a $3 billion financing arrangement. The discussion frames FIFA as the tournament’s biggest winner, rather than either finalist.

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China AI Shock Hits Chip Stocks | Open Interest 7/17/2026Economy

A surprise artificial-intelligence breakthrough from China triggers a deeper selloff in chip stocks. Apple retakes the position of the world’s most valuable company, while Netflix drops sharply after offering a disappointing outlook. Wall Street is weighing its next path to growth, and oil prices rise as tensions between the United States and Iran intensify. The program also examines improving consumer sentiment, Netflix’s future and AI’s effect on America’s power grid.

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Doocy: We're FINALLY seeing this in REAL TIMEWorld

The United States has broadened its military campaign against Iran with fresh strikes on Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps infrastructure near the Strait of Hormuz. U.S. officials argued that Tehran had violated earlier commitments. They also said Iran’s actions threatened shipping worldwide. Fox News correspondent Peter Doocy reported from the White House.

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RTS Link: Some retailers say cross-border offerings may not benefit every businessEconomy

Retail industry players say a strong consumer ecosystem linking Singapore and Johor Bahru could create more value for shoppers. They caution, however, that the benefits of cross-border offerings will depend on the customer profile of each business. With the upcoming RTS Link expected to improve connectivity, some firms are examining ways to capture more tourism spending. The discussion reflects both the commercial promise and the limits of the new connection for retailers.

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Dissolution of Israel’s parliament kicks off election campaignPolitics

Israel’s parliament has voted to dissolve itself as the country prepares for elections next October. The decision follows a last-minute legislative push by the government, aimed at pleasing its allies. It launches a high-stakes electoral campaign. The vote is being seen as a referendum on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s political survival and on his wars in Gaza, Lebanon and Iran.

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Modi launches India’s first hydrogen-powered trainTech

India has joined the small group of nations operating a hydrogen-powered train. Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the Namo Green Rail in the northern state of Haryana, saying the fuel will drive Indian railways in the 21st century. The move comes as New Delhi intensifies its push for green hydrogen. India aims to develop the clean fuel into a major export industry, according to the report.

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Consumers More Confident, but Still Fear Inflation, Hsu SaysEconomy

Consumers are feeling more upbeat, according to the University of Michigan, but inflation remains a concern. Its latest survey found sentiment at a five-month high. Even with the improvement, consumers expect prices to increase at an annual rate of 4.2% over the coming year. Joanne Hsu, director of the university’s Surveys of Consumers, discussed the findings on Bloomberg Open Interest.

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Xi Jinping unveils China’s global AI vision at Shanghai conferenceTech

China is calling for countries to work together on the challenges surrounding artificial intelligence governance and to keep the technology under human control. At the World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai, Xi Jinping promoted China’s open-source AI approach. Beijing also dismissed fresh accusations by US President Donald Trump of election interference. Separately, the Philippines demanded the removal of an AI-generated video that depicted the country as a monkey.

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Ukrainians ‘disillusioned, outraged’ as Zelensky ‘reshuffles entire government’ to dismiss defence ministerPolitics

François Picard welcomes Daria Kaleniuk, executive director of the Anti-Corruption Action Center, to discuss Ukraine’s latest defence leadership shake-up. Kaleniuk portrays the move as more than a routine personnel change. In her analysis, the dismissal of the reformist defence minister reflects a struggle over the future direction of wartime governance. She presents it as a contest between institutional models focused on transparency, competitive procurement, civilian oversight and data-driven administration.

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Replay: Andy Burnham addresses Labour MPs after becoming new party leaderPolitics

Andy Burnham has formally become the new leader of the Labour Party. He addressed Labour MPs after taking up the position. The speech comes just days before he is due to become Britain’s new prime minister. The replay presents his remarks to the party at this moment of political transition.

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Iran attacks Middle East region: IRGC says it has targeted US military assetsWorld

US air strikes have hit targets across southern Iran, with civilians reported killed and injured. Iran has vowed retaliation as tensions continue to rise. Gulf nations, including Qatar, are on alert amid fears that the confrontation could widen across the region. Al Jazeera reporters Resul Serdar and Laura Khan are covering developments from Tehran and Doha.

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Air and drone strikes across Gulf for sixth consecutive nightWorld

Fears of a return to all-out war are mounting as the United States bombs key bridges in Iran. Gulf states are also facing renewed Iranian missile attacks. Bahrain was targeted twice on Friday morning, while Jordan’s military intercepted and shot down three incoming missiles. The latest developments are discussed with Moamen Gouda, a Middle East analyst at Hankuk University.

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Lt. Gen. Kellogg: Aerial strikes alone won’t do the jobWorld

Retired Lt. Gen. Keith Kellogg assessed the latest phase of fighting in the U.S.-Iran war on “Hannity.” Kellogg argued that airstrikes alone would not accomplish the mission. His remarks focused on the current stage of the conflict and the limits of relying solely on aerial attacks.

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Expert: Rain could clear wildfire smoke before World Cup finalSports

Experts warn that unhealthy air could affect players and fans at the World Cup final. Wildfire smoke continues to spread across New York and New Jersey, raising concerns about conditions around the event. Rain may help clear the smoke before the final, but the potential impact of poor air quality remains a concern for those attending and taking part.

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LIVE: World Artificial Intelligence Conference kicks off in ShanghaiTech

The 2026 World Artificial Intelligence Conference has opened in Shanghai. Global technology companies and investors are gathering to present the latest advances in artificial intelligence. Participants are also discussing how AI should be governed. The event combines technology showcases with debate over governance.

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Trump’s election allegations: US president accuses China of interferencePolitics

US President Donald Trump says newly released records prove that China interfered in the 2020 US election. He also accuses the intelligence community of covering up the alleged interference. The claims could further intensify tensions between Washington and Beijing. Al Jazeera’s Rosiland Jordan reports on the allegations and their potential consequences.

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Bolivian women skaters honor Indigenous roots in pollera skirtsCulture

Bolivian women skateboarders are taking to the streets in traditional pollera skirts. They say the clothing helps honor their Indigenous heritage while they practice the sport. Their skating also pushes back against gender stereotypes, linking cultural identity with women’s participation in skateboarding.

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Tyrus: I would tell her ‘chin up’ but she doesn’t have onePolitics

Fox News contributor Kat Timpf and the “Gutfeld!” panel criticize a Canadian woman who allegedly slapped a teenager over clothing associated with Trump. Tyrus makes a sarcastic remark about the woman while discussing the confrontation. The segment frames the incident as an alleged assault linked to political clothing. It presents the panel’s commentary on the reported dispute rather than a broader political development.

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SpaceX Scraps Starship Launch After Engine FailureTech

SpaceX called off Thursday’s Starship mission after several of the rocket’s engines failed to ignite. The company said it plans to try launching again in a few days. The delay represents another setback for the spacecraft, which is central to CEO Elon Musk’s ambitions to place data centers in space, broaden the Starlink communications network and send people to the moon and Mars. Bloomberg Intelligence’s Matthew Bloxham provided further analysis.

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US Carries Out New Strikes on IranWorld

The United States launched fresh strikes against Iran, targeting coastal surveillance and air-defense sites. The attacks also hit military logistics infrastructure and maritime assets. Iran responded with attacks on US bases in Kuwait, Jordan and Bahrain. The exchanges mark another round of direct military action between the two countries, with targets extending across coastal, logistical and maritime facilities.

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