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News quick links · July 31, 2026
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July 31, 2026 · Quick links with descriptions
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The 30-year Treasury yield surged to 5.23 percent after the Federal Reserve held interest rates steady. Investors fear rising oil prices from the conflict with Iran will drive lasting inflation.
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In episode 32 of Alternate Shots, Richard Haass and John Ellis discuss how rigid positions by the U.S. and Iran are driving military escalation despite concessions in a recent memorandum.
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Researchers engineered a CRISPR enzyme to recognize target RNA and destroy DNA inside cancer cells. The programmable technique offers a new way to eliminate previously undruggable tumor targets.
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Beijing-based Moonshot AI is releasing its Kimi K3 weights for public download. The move allows global developers to freely modify and host the model, competing directly with U.S. proprietary systems.
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New Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh has eliminated forward guidance upon taking office. The decision ends the central bank's policy of giving investors advance signals about future interest rate movements.
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President Donald Trump earned $2.2 billion in 2025, four times his 2024 earnings. His financial trust conducted more than 22,000 stock trades during the year as his net worth grew to $5.1 billion.
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Stephen Klein argues that AI competition will be determined by intelligence divided by cost rather than raw scale, as large language models become interchangeable commodities.
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