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Africa’s off-grid solar companies are attracting mainstream institutional investors through landmark financing deals, signaling a potential turning point for the sector’s access to commercial capital.
A federal court ruling ends a years-long legal battle over student loan fraud, resulting in debt cancellation for roughly 450,000 borrowers totaling over $23 billion in relief.
Trump administration officials claim over 250,000 noncitizens are registered to vote in four states, but the methodology remains unexplained and state election officials dispute the accuracy of the unverified allegations.
Democratic divisions on Israel policy are intensifying ahead of midterm elections, with 103 House Democrats voting to cut military aid while party leadership remains split on the contentious issue.
Republicans are running campaign ads addressing healthcare cuts from the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, focusing on Medicaid fraud, rural hospitals, and affordability as they face voter criticism over the legislation’s impact.
The EU launched a new enforcement team to monitor AI companies for violations including deepfakes, explicit imagery, and cyber threats as its AI Act takes effect.
