Technology
Google's EU Fine Opens a New Tariff Test
The U.S. is threatening a trade investigation after the European Commission fined Google under the Digital Markets Act, raising a new tariff risk around tech regulation.
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Science
NASA Astronaut's 241-Day Return Starts Sunday Morning
Chris Williams and two Roscosmos crewmates are scheduled to leave the International Space Station and land in Kazakhstan on July 26.
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Personal Finance
Before You Trust a Bank Text, Make This Call First
The FCC warned consumers on July 21, 2026, that bank impersonation scams can pressure people to move money, share credentials, or act on fake fraud alerts. Here is the safer checklist to use before responding.
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USDA Reopens Mexican Cattle Imports. What Beef Buyers Should Watch
USDA says Mexican cattle imports will restart in phases beginning August 24, 2026, with the Douglas, Arizona port first and New Mexico ports to follow if safeguards hold.
Technology
Before You Pick an Internet Plan, Read the Broadband Label
FCC broadband labels are changing after a July 22 vote. Here is what internet shoppers should still check before choosing a plan or renewing service.
Culture
Louvre Reopens Apollo Gallery Without the Jewels
The Louvre's Apollo Gallery is open again after the October 2025 crown-jewel theft, with visitors now seeing the room as a ceremonial gallery rather than a jewel display.
World
Before Michigan's Aug. 4 Primary, Check These Voting Dates
Michigan early voting for the Aug. 4, 2026 primary runs July 25 through Aug. 2. Here are the dates, site checks and absentee-ballot rules voters should know.
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Personal Finance
Before You Count on New IRS Deductions, Check These Limits
IRS guidance points taxpayers to new deductions for tips, overtime, seniors and car-loan interest. Check the limits before you count the savings.
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Trump Orders Smithsonian Signs. What Can Actually Change
President Trump's Smithsonian order directs temporary signs outside the National Museum of American History and shows the legal limits of trying to reshape an independent public museum.
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Before You Try Tylenol With Naproxen, Check the Label
FDA approved Tylenol with Naproxen on July 24, 2026. Here are the acetaminophen, NSAID, pregnancy and dosing details to check before using it.
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Paramount-Warner Merger Delay Pushes Hollywood Deal Toward 2027
Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery agreed to delay their proposed merger until June 1, 2027 or a court decision, raising the stakes for studios, writers, shareholders and streaming customers.
Culture
Why People Want to See ‘The Odyssey’ This Weekend
A spoiler-light guide to why audiences are turning Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey into a second-weekend movie event—and which theater format is worth choosing.
Personal Finance
FTC Is Mailing 9,419 Refund Checks. How to Verify Yours
The FTC is sending more than $672,000 in Trend Deploy refund checks. Here is how to verify a real payment and avoid fake refund demands.
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Congo Ebola Cases Near 3,000 as Treatment Workers Strike
Health workers at an Ebola treatment center in eastern Congo went on strike as confirmed cases neared 3,000, complicating an already fragile outbreak response.
Personal Finance
Before Student Loan Default Hits Your Paycheck, Check These 5 Steps
About 9 million federally managed student loan borrowers were in default as of March 2026. Here is what to check before default damages wages, credit, tax refunds or benefits.
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Trip.com Hit With $765M China Penalty. What Travelers Should Watch
China fined Trip.com nearly 5.2 billion yuan over online hotel-booking monopoly conduct. Here is what changed and why hotels, travelers and investors are watching the July 27 call.
Personal Finance
Before You Send Dollars to Nigeria, Check the Naira Rate That Actually Pays Out
A practical checklist for comparing dollar-to-naira money transfers without being fooled by an advertised rate that leaves out fees, payout timing or recipient deductions.
Technology
EU Says TikTok Teen Accounts Need Safer Defaults. What Changes Next
The European Commission's July 24 preliminary DSA findings against TikTok center on public teen accounts, For You Feed recommendations and what platforms owe minors by default.
Technology
OpenAI's Hugging Face Breach Shows the AI-Agent Checks to Make Now
OpenAI and Hugging Face say an AI-driven security incident exposed a new operational risk: agents with tools can move fast, chain weaknesses and leave defenders scrambling unless access is tightly bounded.
Business
DOJ Brings Back Targeted Merger Reviews. What Dealmakers Should Check
The Justice Department has revived targeted HSR Second Request reviews and published a model timing agreement. Here is what the change means for companies, investors, and advisers watching a deal clock.