Nvidia to launch cheaper Blackwell AI chip for China after US export curbs, sources say

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Trump, Musk tensions reignite

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Plus, Europe in the grip of a heatwave. Global news you can trust. Download the Reuters App.   Daily Briefing Daily Briefing By Kate Turton Hello. Trump suggests DOGE look at Musk's company subsidies ,  and Senate Republicans sought to pass Trump's bill . Thousands flee wildfires as Europe is hit by an early heatwave , and a court suspends Thailand's Prime Minister . Plus, our graphics team delves into Wimbledon, and the uniqueness of grass courts .   Today's Top News   Residents at the Ter Biest house for elderly people as a heatwave hits Europe, Grimbergen, Belgium June 30, 2025. REUTERS/Yves Herman Europe Firefighters battled wildfires in Turkey and France and more than 50,000 people were evacuated as an early summer heatwave hit Europe . Health alerts were issued in France, Spain, Italy, Portugal and Germany. Even the Netherlands, used to a milder...
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Very few U.S. cancer patients get recommended genetic tests

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And, lung cancer patients may be able to stop immunotherapy. View in Browser Sign up for Reuters newsletters Health Rounds By Nancy Lapid, Health Science Editor Hello Health Rounds readers!  With thousands of researchers sharing new data at the American Society of Clinical Oncology meeting in Chicago, our special ASCO edition on Monday didn't seem like enough coverage of the interesting and potentially practice-changing studies. So in today's newsletter, we feature three more studies from the year's biggest cancer conference.   In breaking news, see these stories from our Reuters journalists : Merck sues to halt Medicare drug price negotiation; Texas seeks $1.8 bln from Planned Parenthood in fraud claim; White House promises improved drug overdose efforts; EU backs WHO's COVID vaccine advice; and Novavax expects COVID shot to work against rising vari...
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Graphite Attack!

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US is getting gassier but greener Sign up for Reuters newsletters   Power Up Power Up By Andy Home, Senior Metals Columnist Welcome to Power Up!   In today's issue we look at how rising trade tensions between the United States and China are spilling into the lithium-ion battery space. China is the world's dominant supplier of graphite, used as the anode in batteries, and it has just tightened controls on exports of the critical material to the United States. It's an ominous warning shot. Also in today's issue, why U.S. power is becoming gassier but cleaner , how the U.S. solar sector is preparing for a Donald Trump presidency and the company looking to use biomass to power the planes of the future.    Top energy headlines Fuel theft, violence siphoning $215 million from Ecuador oil industry Rosneft, Reliance agree biggest ever India-Russia oil supply deal, sources say Ib...
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