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Baseball, Soccer, and Streaming: A Busy Weekend for Sports Fans

July 4, 2026

This weekend, sports fans in the U. S. have a lot to watch. On Saturday, the country turns 250 years old, and sports are part of the celebration. Usually, July is a quiet month for live sports. But this year, the soccer World Cup is happening. Six out of seven matches this weekend are in the U. S. ,

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Why Brazil’s World Cup Betting Boom Sparks Concern

July 4, 2026

Brazil is known for its soccer passion, but this World Cup season has brought an unexpected side effect: a sharp rise in sports betting. Before the tournament started, only 11% of Brazilians placed bets on games. Now, that number has jumped to 35%, according to a large survey. The explosion of ads—s

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Two Alaskan Athletes Making Headlines Far From Home

July 4, 2026

Obed Vargas, a soccer player from Anchorage, recently played his third game in a row for Mexico’s national team. He stepped onto the field late in a match against Ecuador and helped secure a 2-0 win, putting Mexico into the next round of the World Cup. Their next game is against England in Mexico Ci

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Small Nations and Big Dreams: What to Watch in Sports on July 3

July 4, 2026

On July 3, football fans will face a tough choice between two World Cup knockout matches and a trio of MLB games. The biggest clash comes from Miami, where Argentina—undefeated and heavy favorites—face Cabo Verde, a nation smaller than Rhode Island with a goalkeeper who has already pulled off a mira

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Why Investors Are Still Betting on Live Nation Despite Recent Losses

July 4, 2026

Live Nation Entertainment, the big player behind live events and ticket sales, just posted another mixed quarter. Revenue jumped to $3. 79 billion compared to last year’s $3. 38 billion, but the company still lost $389 million—way worse than the small profit of $23 million from the same time last ye

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Trump Family’s Crypto Gains Leave Investors Holding the Bag

July 4, 2026

The Trump family pulled off an unusual financial feat: they raked in $2. 3 billion from crypto projects while outside investors lost nearly the same amount. The windfall came from four ventures where the family put almost nothing in but walked away richer. Over a million people bought into these pro

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The Dollar Stays Strong While Crypto Changes Shape

July 4, 2026

The push to use cryptocurrency for U. S. financial power isn’t just about Bitcoin anymore. Recent moves by policymakers show a bigger goal: keeping the dollar at the center of global trade, but with a digital upgrade. The focus has shifted from decentralized coins like Bitcoin to stablecoins—digital

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Swift and Kelce’s Big Day: Who’s Celebrating at the Wedding?

July 4, 2026

When Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce walk down the aisle, they won’t be doing it alone. About 1, 000 people are expected to fill Madison Square Garden for a private celebration on July 3. The guest list is a mix of famous faces from music, movies, and sports—people who have been part of Swift’s life f

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A walk with Argentina’s football-crazy dogs

July 4, 2026

In Buenos Aires, a dog walker has turned his usual morning routine into a moving celebration of Argentina’s World Cup campaign. Thirteen dogs, decked out in light blue and white jerseys, trot down the city’s sidewalks each day, leading their human companion who’s just as wrapped up in the football s

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Bitcoin’s Big Shift: More Coins Are Now Worth Less Than Bought

July 4, 2026

For the first time since Bitcoin’s last major price drop, more coins are sitting in wallets at a loss than at a profit. Data shows about 10. 83 million Bitcoin are worth less now than when their owners bought them, while only 9. 22 million are still profitable. This flip happened as Bitcoin fell fro