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2026 FIFA World Cup to begin June 11 with record 48 teams and high ticket prices
The 2026 FIFA World Cup starts June 11 in Mexico City featuring 48 teams across three countries and final tickets costing up to $10,000.
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SpaceX IPO Draws Over $70 Billion in Retail Investor Orders Ahead of Pricing
SpaceX has attracted more than $70 billion in retail investor orders ahead of its planned IPO pricing on June 11, 2026.
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Gopuff and xAI launch AI-powered shopping assistant 'Go' for instant orders
Gopuff and SpaceX’s AI division xAI unveiled 'Go,' a conversational AI shopping assistant offering voice and visual instant ordering.
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Trump Suggests Renaming Strait of Hormuz as 'Trump Strait' Amid US-Iran Conflict
US President Donald Trump proposed renaming the Strait of Hormuz as 'Trump Strait' on social media amid ongoing conflict with Iran.
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White House to Host $60 Million UFC Cage Match for Trump’s 80th Birthday
The White House will hold a UFC cage match tournament on its South Lawn Sunday to mark Donald Trump’s 80th birthday.
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NTT Global Data Centers Seeks $1 Billion to Fund US Expansion Projects
NTT Global Data Centers is raising at least $1 billion through equity sales to develop new US data centers.
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Sustainability Funds Blacklist SpaceX Over Risk Concerns Ahead of IPO
Some sustainability-focused fund managers are blacklisting SpaceX, citing risks tied to Elon Musk's control and company volatility ahead of its IPO.
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LA fire suspect sought AI-generated violent images before setting Palisades blaze
Jonathan Rinderknecht asked ChatGPT for violent AI images before allegedly igniting the Palisades Fire in Los Angeles.
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New York Knicks one win from ending 53-year NBA title drought, overshadowing World Cup
The New York Knicks lead the NBA Finals 3-1 over the San Antonio Spurs and are close to winning their first title in 53 years, drawing local focus from the World Cup.
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Adobe CFO Dan Durn to Leave on June 15 Amid CEO Search and Strong Q2 Results
Adobe announced CFO Dan Durn will step down June 15 while continuing its search for a new CEO after strong Q2 earnings.
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Ark Investment Forecasts $300 Billion Annual Revenue for SpaceX Orbital Data Centers by Late 2020s
Ark Investment's Brett Winton predicts SpaceX could earn $300 billion annually from orbital data centers by late 2020s.
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Raul Jimenez scores in Mexico's World Cup opener after skull injury and personal loss
Raul Jimenez scored in Mexico's 2-0 win over South Africa in his first 2026 World Cup start following a serious injury and his father's death.
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US plans new semiconductor tariffs with exemptions for domestic manufacturing
The US is considering tariffs on imported semiconductors but offering relief to companies building chip fabs domestically, Commerce Secretary Lutnick said.
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Whistleblower warns USPS mail voting system rush risks millions of ballots undelivered
A whistleblower alleges USPS compressed mail voting system development to three months, risking millions of ballots undelivered before midterms.
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UN warns global warming to exceed 1.5°C within years, may reach 2.6°C under current policies
The UN reported Sept 2, 2026 that global warming will likely surpass 1.5°C soon, peaking between 1.8°C and 2.6°C depending on emissions policies.
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Bank of Canada holds policy rate at 2.25% amid US tariffs and economic uncertainty
The Bank of Canada kept its policy rate steady at 2.25% on September 2, 2026, marking nearly a year without change amid trade tensions and inflation risks.
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Chevron to invest over $7 billion to double Venezuela oil production in five years
Chevron agreed updated terms with Venezuela to invest more than $7 billion and raise output to 600,000 barrels per day by 2031.
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Uber to Cut 3,300 Jobs Globally to Streamline Management and Operations
Uber announced it will lay off 3,300 employees, about 10% of its workforce, to reduce management layers and simplify its organizational structure.
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Tiger Woods receives five-year license suspension after Florida crash plea deal
Tiger Woods pleaded no contest to reckless driving and refusal to test, getting a five-year license suspension and fines after his March rollover crash in Florida.
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Coco Gauff advances to US Open third round with wins over Sonmez and Badosa
Coco Gauff defeated Zeynep Sonmez and Paula Badosa to reach the third round of the 2026 US Open.
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US to impose weekly secondary sanctions targeting Iranian banks to increase economic pressure
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced plans to impose weekly secondary sanctions on Iran, starting with banks, to escalate economic pressure.
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John Ternus appointed Apple CEO, joins Weibo with 27,000 followers; compensation detailed
John Ternus became Apple's CEO on September 1, opened a Weibo account, and his 2027 compensation targets $58 million.
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Staten Island man Thomas Fahmy struck by lightning but survives without burns
Thomas Fahmy, a Staten Island congressional staffer, was struck by lightning on August 27 but survived without burns.
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Investor Joshua Kushner regrets role in failed FIFA World Cup stake sale plan
Joshua Kushner expressed regret over his involvement in FIFA's aborted $4.2 billion stake sale plan amid global football tensions.