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TOP NEWS | On today’s Daily Signal Top News, we break down:

• Electronic devices continue to blow up on members of Hezbollah.
• Research shows extreme media bias against Trump after second assassination attempt.
• Teamsters avoid endorsing presidential candidate.
• Iranians hack the Trump campaign.
• Organization sends explicit gender materials to Wisconsin daycares.

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In China the government is raising the official retirement age to combat a rapidly shrinking workforce. We hear reaction from Chinese workers. And life in Mexico City presents many challenges for people there. But getting a driving license isn't one of them.

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CoinDesk's Jennifer Sanasis dives into the Federal Reserve's recent 50 basis point rate cut and its impact on the crypto market, including a positive reaction from bitcoin and other major cryptocurrencies. Plus, what experts are saying about the central bank's decision.

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Host Jennifer Sanasie breaks down the news in the crypto industry from Donald Trump's burger purchase at Pubkey to Solana's second crypto phone.

"CoinDesk Daily" host Jennifer Sanasie breaks down the biggest headlines in the crypto industry today, as former U.S. President Donald Trump visited Pubkey, a bitcoin-themed NYC bar. Plus, Solana unveils details of second crypto phone, and bitcoin's price reaction to the Fed rate cut.

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Over one thousand children are feared still missing in Pibor, South Sudan. An initiative is now underway to try and reunite abducted children with their families. Over the past few weeks, around 200 of them have been brought back home. But why are they being abducted and by whom?

Also why did thousands of young people attempt to cross the border between Morocco and Ceuta, in the northern part of the continent over the weekend? And did you know that Ceuta is still a Spanish territory?

And why has South Africa's famous son, Elon Musk still not agreed a deal with the South African government and his company, Starlink?

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Rallying support --- former President Trump and Vice President Harris try to excite their base voters. The message to Hezbollah. Kentucky manhunt ends. CBS News Correspondent Steve Kathan has today's World News Roundup.

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People in Lebanon are unplugging electronics and turning off their phones after a second day of exploding devices. Israel, which has not publicly acknowledged any responsibility for the attacks, has a long history of covert operations, and one of the largest unions in the United States is staying on the sidelines of this year's presidential election.

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The first reduction in interest rates for four years shows America’s Federal Reserve thinks inflation is now in check. But does the central bank’s decision suggest it is now concerned about the labour market? Ukraine wants its allies to provide long-range missiles (9:50). Our correspondent explains what difference these would make to the war.  And how fashion brands conquered TV (19:44).

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