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Tech Firms, Governments Clash for Capital: Market SnapshotEconomy2:17

As the AI buildout depends increasingly on credit and equity financing, access to capital is becoming a sharper pain point for the AI trade. Hyperscalers and specialized AI companies are flooding credit markets with record new debt to fund energy-intensive data centers, chips and power grids, while governments led by the US issue record sovereign debt amid soaring budget deficits, higher defense spending and rising term premiums.

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The price of cloning your petScience

Modern science has made dog cloning possible, but it comes at a price of $50,000 for those willing to pay.

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Unpacking the defense strategy in the Tupac murder caseSociety

The former gang leader accused of killing rapper Tupac Shakur made public admissions that helped lead to his arrest. This week, however, his lawyer gave jurors an unusual instruction: do not take his client’s “bullshit” seriously. Jack Queen explains the defense strategy.

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Bessent Flags Bigger Debt Buyback; Japan’s Inflation Picks Up | The Asia TradeEconomy

Bloomberg TV’s Asia Trade, broadcast live from Sydney, examines key stories shaping global markets before the Asian trading day begins. Topics include US stocks and bonds falling as the so-called “Bessent put” relief fades, along with Japan’s accelerating inflation.

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Swiss village lives in the shadow of an unstable mountainWorld

The picturesque Swiss Alpine village of Kandersteg lies beneath the unstable Spitze Stei rock formation, whose collapse could trigger a major landslide. Scientists say rising temperatures are melting glaciers and thawing mountain permafrost, making slopes across the Alps increasingly unstable.

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Afghan nationals in Pakistan face uncertain future amid deportation driveWorld

Pakistan has intensified efforts to deport undocumented Afghan nationals, reviving a repatriation campaign that has forced many to leave. As tensions between Islamabad and Kabul deepen, families with connections to both countries are seeing their lives disrupted.

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Autonomous unmanned boat completes first underway resupply during multinational exerciseTech

At the 2026 Rim of the Pacific exercise, the U.S. military and private innovators showcased emerging technologies. A TYPHOON unmanned surface vessel autonomously delivered supplies to a moving U.S. warship, while other demonstrations featured shipboard 3D-printed drones and mobile military manufacturing systems.

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‘With all my heart’: New details about Trump aide Natalie HarpPolitics

New reporting by The New York Times and Maggie Haberman examines White House aide Natalie Harp’s role close to Donald Trump. It highlights video of her running after Trump’s golf cart in Scotland, a letter she wrote to the president and how other White House staff view her position.

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Hannity: Democrats in Michigan are already jumping ship over El-SayedPolitics

Fox News host Sean Hannity discusses Democrats in Michigan allegedly jumping ship over Abdul El-Sayed, along with former Rep. Eric Swalwell’s alleged relationship with a Chinese spy and socialists running in midterm elections on “Hannity.”

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Are the Middle East’s two biggest military powers heading for a dangerous clash?World

Israel and Turkey have never fought each other directly, but they are competing for influence in Syria. The rivalry intensified this week after Israel struck an airbase it said Turkey was preparing to use. Turkey called that an excuse, while an expert warned that the two powers are moving dangerously close to direct confrontation.

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India says next step on trade deal rests with USEconomy

India’s Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal said the United States must create the conditions needed for the two countries’ trade deal to advance. He said an agreement had been worked out, but the situation changed after the US Supreme Court invalidated some Trump administration tariffs. Talks can proceed when Indian products can receive preferential treatment.

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