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    US Mortgage Rates Climb Back Above 7%▼Mortgage Rates Rise Above 7% - Housing Strain✉newsBusinessReal Estate15 min ago

    Mortgage rates have risen above 7%, putting renewed pressure on homebuyers and the wider housing market. Higher borrowing costs are making monthly payments more expensive, limiting affordability at a time when home prices remain elevated. The development is drawing attention from prospective buyers, economists and real estate observers watching for any sign of relief in the housing market.

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    EU commits €710 million to crisis and disaster response in Africa▼EU allocates €710 million for crises and disasters, mainly in Africa✉newsWorldEU Politics2 h ago

    The European Union has allocated €710 million to address crises and disasters, with most of the funding directed to African countries. The aid package is intended to support humanitarian relief in regions facing emergencies. The announcement has been picked up by international news outlets covering EU development and humanitarian policy.

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    Auto Stocks Rise as Trump Rolls Back Fuel Economy Rules●STLA, F, GM Climb Overnight As Trump Clears Fuel Economy Rollback — Says Auto Plants Are ‘Coming Back’✉newsBusinessEconomy19 min ago

    Shares of Stellantis, Ford and General Motors climbed in overnight trading after President Trump moved to roll back US fuel economy standards, declaring that auto plants are 'coming back' to America. The deregulation is seen as a potential cost relief for automakers, easing pressure to meet emissions requirements.

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    Holscher talks school funding and tax relief in Emporia●Holscher discusses education funding, property tax relief and data center policies in pair of Emporia stops✉newsLifeEducation42 min ago

    Kansas official Holscher made two stops in Emporia, discussing education funding, property tax relief, and policies on data centers. The visit gave local residents a chance to hear directly about state priorities affecting schools, homeowners' tax bills, and the rapidly growing data center industry. Local radio reported on the appearances as part of coverage of statewide policy debates.