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Bank of England holds rates amid uncertainty over energy shock

The Bank of England, who helps keep our country's money safe, made a careful choice. They decided to keep things steady with how much money families borrow. This helps make sure prices for energy, like heating our homes, stay fair.

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Matt Damon’s Biceps in That ‘Odyssey’ Fight Scene? They’re Hers.

A super strong stuntwoman named Devyn helps actor Matt Damon in his new movie, 'The Odyssey'! She makes him look brave when he faces big giants, and Matt Damon even thinks her muscles are amazing.

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Palestinians Stream Back to Northern Gaza on Foot

Many families who moved away from their homes can now go back. They are walking home to a part of Gaza called the north. It's good news that they can return!

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A U.S. Citizen Deleted His Phone’s Data. Now He Faces a Felony Charge.

A grown-up traveler at the airport erased everything on their phone when an officer wanted to check it. Now, people are talking about rules for phones at the border. They want to figure out what's fair for everyone.

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Leading China Property Developer Reports Huge loss, in Sign of Widening Real-Estate Woes

A company in China that builds homes had a challenging time last year. They are now working hard to discover new and clever ways to build. This helps everyone learn how to make even better places to live in the future!

Trying to make sense of Warsh

A leader named Mr. Warsh is thinking about how a big bank talks about money. He wants the bank to explain things clearly so everyone can understand how our country's money works. This helps make sure our money stays strong.

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Vote on Blanche Is Delayed After Senators Express Skepticism Over I.R.S. Provision

A vote for a new leader named Todd was put on hold. Some senators had questions they wanted answered first. They want to make sure everything is fair and clear.

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Freed Israeli Hostages Still Had Shrapnel in Their Bodies From Oct. 7 Attack

Some people who were away from home are now safe again. Doctors are taking good care of them to help them feel better.

DR Congo’s cobalt boom carries an unwanted cargo: uranium

Sometimes, special rocks used for electric car batteries have other natural materials mixed in. This extra material isn't safe if not handled carefully. So, people are working hard to make sure our batteries are super clean and safe for everyone!

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Suspected Sabotage of Deep-Sea Cable Triggers First NATO-Led Response

Sometimes, important wires under the sea that help power our homes or let us talk far away get broken. Now, grown-ups from many countries are working together like a team to watch over these wires and make sure they stay safe for everyone. They want to protect our underwater connections.

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The Doctor and His Diary: What Fauci’s Innermost Musings Reveal

A doctor named Dr. Fauci wrote in a private diary during the time when many people were sick. He shared his thoughts about figuring things out and helping everyone stay healthy. It's like seeing his personal notes!

There is no modern-day Maggie to save Britain from Burnhamism

Sometimes, people in a country think about new ways to do things. They wonder who will be a strong leader with fresh ideas. It's good to have lots of different plans to help everyone.

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Most ‘Ovarian Cancer’ Isn’t. And That Fact Can Save Lives.

Doctors found out a type of sickness that women can get often starts in a different place than they thought. This is great news because now they know a simple way to help keep many women much healthier!

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Rwanda-Backed Rebels Enter Congo's Safe-Haven City

Many families in a city called Goma are looking for safe places to stay. Kind people and helpers are working to make sure everyone is safe and cared for. They want to make sure everyone has what they need.

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Over 100 Degrees in Paris. Flames Near Bordeaux. France Can’t Go On Like This.

France is having a very warm summer. It's making some places dry, and there have been a few forest fires. People are working hard to help keep everyone safe and cool.

Fifa not ‘selling the World Cup’ in $20bn commercial plan, says adviser

FIFA wants to help soccer grow even bigger around the world. They are inviting new friends to help them make money for the game. This money will make soccer better for everyone!