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• Paramount settles lawsuit over Warner Bros. merger
• Specialist clinic treating children as young as 13 suffering from ‘ketamine bladder’
• Netflix’s ‘Bloodline’ house in the Florida Keys put up for sale
• Medical debt is rising for insured
• Insurer Legal & General to cut 1,000 jobs by mid-2027
• Raman takes big lead over Bass in mayoral race poll
• Doctors develop simple test for womb cancer risk
• Space investment more than doubled to $23 billion in year to June, report says
• Triumph in cancer treatment
• Buffett, 96, gives up chairman title to son
• Trump Just Gave Canada Its Brexit Moment
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• Media ban lawsuit tests power of Trump
• Fed official warns more rate hikes may come
• Nikole’s Bitter Lessons
• Diesel costs hitting farmers hard
• Walnut Creek plans eight-story downtown building
• The Breakthrou­gh That Tests MAHA
• Costa Mesa OKs major housing project on former hospital site
• Ex-mayor liable in sexual assaults
• Molecular Foundation­s
• Florida has 600 overdue immigratio­n bills, and it just got millions to pay them
• Lurie must do more to add housing, say growth backers
• A dad’s second chance, told without illusions
• Miami votes to track vacation rentals following ‘Animal House’ condo fallout
• Field works of art
• IMF and OECD warn over soaring debt of G7 countries
• Qantas unveils 18-hour flights direct from its Sydney hub to New York’s JFK
• Arms firms pledge to create 40,000 places for apprentice­s
• Does fast-growing Airtel Money mark the end of London’s long listing drought? Not quite yet
• Mortgage rates brush 7%, weighing on buyers and sellers
• Martha’s rule now expanded to A&E care
• Most people with high blood pressure do not know they have it, research shows
• Sustainabl­e farming fund runs dry after just six hours