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Stock Markets Plunge as Tech Selloff Wipes $1.8 Trillion from S&P 500
Massive market selloff affecting millions of Americans’ retirement accounts and investment portfolios, with tech sector leading decline
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Markets lose $1.8 trillion in tech selloff, US and Iran exchange Gulf strikes, and scientists bake bread with ancient yeast.
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Massive market selloff affecting millions of Americans’ retirement accounts and investment portfolios, with tech sector leading decline
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Source: Pew Research
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How the Trump administration is deflecting responsibility for its delayed response to the Congo Ebola outbreak.
The Intercept · Nick Turse
Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference begins Monday with expected AI announcements and iOS 18 preview.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell testifies before Congress Tuesday on monetary policy and inflation outlook.
Euro 2026 soccer tournament kicks off Wednesday in Germany with opening ceremony and first matches.
Supreme Court expected to issue final decisions of the term by Friday, including cases on social media regulation.
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