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Edition No. 35 ยท Mon 27 Jul 2026 ยท 17 stories ยท Source: Daily Newsletter Digest

Edition No. 35

Monday 27 July 2026

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  1. 01 ยท Puck

    "The Miseducation of Laura Loomer"

    Puck's Julia Ioffe reached Laura Loomer in a Kyiv hotel room, where the MAGA enforcer explained her reversal on Ukraine.

  2. 02 ยท WSJ

    "Lindsey Graham, the Iran War, and the Netanyahu Call"

    Further reading from the day's section on the Ukraine and Iran wars merging.

  3. 03 ยท Status

    "The White House Correspondents' Disgrace"

    The White House Correspondents' dinner got a do-over that went badly enough for the NYT's Peter Baker to say it's time to rethink the dinner.

  4. 04 ยท Puck

    "Democrats Listen to Podcasts, Too"

    Dylan Byers and Peter Hamby note a profitable business on the left in hating the Democratic establishment, and treat AI-generated paid influencers as inevitable.

    AI

  5. 05 ยท Puck

    "The Accidental Senator"

    Further reading from the day's section on erosion at Washington's institutions.

  1. 06 ยท The New York Times

    "Paramount Pauses Warner Bros. Deal"
    Why it matters

    Paramount froze its $111bn Warner Bros. Discovery merger until next June, and per the NYT its own trial lawyer proposed the pause.

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  2. 07 ยท Puck

    "The WarnerMount Merger Standoff Is About to Get Interesting"
    Why it matters

    Further reading from the day's section on Paramount's paused Warner Bros. Discovery merger.

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  3. 08 ยท Ajit Jaokar

    "The Philosophical Foundations of Artificial Intelligence"
    Why it matters

    Ajit Jaokar reframes AI as what a machine must be taught about reality, knowledge and ethics, mapped across Western, Indian and Chinese traditions.

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  4. 09 ยท The Pomp Letter

    "60/40 Is Dead. What Can You Do Now?"
    Why it matters

    Anthony Pompliano declares the 60/40 portfolio dead: bonds now amplify equity moves, and TLT is down nearly 50% over five years.

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  5. 10 ยท UK Startup Roundup

    "Revolut at $115bn and a New Robotics Unicorn"
    Why it matters

    Revolut's $115bn secondary is live at $2,017 a share, and Humanoid became Europe's first pure-play humanoid robotics unicorn at Series A.

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  6. 11 ยท Vetted Sports

    "Harbinger Sports Partners Acquire Minority Stake in the Athletics"
    Why it matters

    Mark Cuban's Harbinger Sports Partners made its first investment, a minority stake in the Athletics, two years before the Las Vegas move.

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  7. 12 ยท ESPN

    "World Cup Final Peaks at 60M Viewers in North America"
    Why it matters

    The World Cup final drew 62.8m US viewers, the most-watched soccer match in American TV history, and Fox averaged 7.74m, up 116% from Qatar.

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  8. 13 ยท Forbes

    "The Women Investors Reshaping Project B Women's Basketball"
    Why it matters

    Further reading from the day's section on sports business and the World Cup hangover.

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  9. 14 ยท Alex & Books

    "3 Books About Reading"
    Why it matters

    Further reading from the day's section on wildfires, protests and business travel.

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  10. 15 ยท The Athletic

    "A $95 Million Bet Gone Wrong: Inside Brian Kelly's Last Days at LSU"
    Why it matters

    A case study in nine-figure coaching commitments, through Brian Kelly's last days at LSU.

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  11. 16 ยท Variety

    "The Odyssey" bootleg posted to X
    Why it matters

    The high-quality bootleg drew millions of views on X before Universal got it pulled.

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  12. 17 ยท Deadline

    Ryan Coogler returns to Marvel for "Black Panther 3"
    Why it matters

    David Jonsson plays T'Challa's son, with the film set for December 2028.

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