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Taylor Fritz beat Alexander Bublik in straight sets to reach the Wimbledon quarterfinals, powered by 20 aces and another commanding grass-court performance.

The Justice Department's widening legal campaign against in-state tuition policies now spans 12 states, putting lower tuition, aid and scholarships at risk for undocumented students.

Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller says inflation has overtaken labor-market weakness as the central bank's main risk, putting the July 14 CPI report in focus before the Fed's July 28-29 meeting.

Erika Kirk attended the opening of Tyler Robinson's preliminary hearing in Provo, Utah, and left as testimony turned to Charlie Kirk's fatal shooting.

The Eagles report to camp July 28 with DeVonta Smith stepping into the No. 1 receiver role, Jalen Hurts learning a new offense and several roster spots still unsettled.

Arthur Fery recovered from a break down in the fourth set to force Grigor Dimitrov into a deciding fifth set on Wimbledon's Centre Court.

Linda Noskova beat Madison Keys 6-4, 7-6(2), turning a 40-0 deficit into the match's pivotal break before controlling the second-set tiebreak.

Peter Hermann joined wife Mariska Hargitay onstage during her final Broadway performance, turning an audience role into a surprise proposal scene.

Palantir Technologies stock has corrected sharply from its 2025 peak despite delivering record-breaking 85% revenue growth and launching a major sovereign AI initiative with NVIDIA.

SanDisk stock rebounded over 4% on Monday following a sharp pullback, as booming AI data center demand for NAND flash memory chips continues to fuel historic long-term growth.

Bernstein has named Costco a top retail stock pick for the second half of 2026, raising its price target to $1,194. Driven by strong membership fees, record-breaking gas volumes, and $69.15 billion in quarterly net sales, the warehouse giant continues to outpace competitors by turning inflation pressures into a distinct advantage.

President Donald Trump opened the trading week by launching Trump Accounts from the Oval Office, an initiative giving kids a tax-deferred stock market investment engine backed by government funds and billionaire donations.