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Texas flood infrastructure under strain as climate fuels more intense storms

As global temperatures continue to climb, scientists warn that extreme rainfall events—like the deadly July flooding in Texas—are becoming more frequent and intense. Warmer air holds more moisture, which leads to heavier downpours—a phenomenon climate scientists say is driving more intense storms globally. When these storms strike areas with outdated infrastructure or limited warning systems, the consequences can be catastrophic, according to experts cited by The New York Times. In Central Texas, floodwaters surged rapidly on July 5, with the Guadalupe River rising from three feet to
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California bills aim to close loopholes in pet sales after puppy mill investigation

California lawmakers introduced three bills designed to shut down the state’s underground puppy mill pipeline by targeting dog brokers, strengthening online pet-sale oversight, and expanding consumer protections. The moves respond directly to a Los Angeles Times investigation, revealing widespread fraud and abuse involving brokers who imported truckloads of designer pups from large-scale breeders in other states. Senate Bill 312, authored by Sen. Tom Umberg (D‑Santa Ana), requires dog importers to electronically file certificates of veterinary inspection with the California Departmen
California bills aim to close loopholes in pet sales after puppy mill investigation
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California forced to rethink clean air strategy after federal setback

California officials are scrambling to develop alternative strategies to clean the nation's most polluted air after Congress revoked the state's authority to implement landmark emission standards for the first time in almost 60 years.  Actions taken by President Donald Trump's administration forced California to abandon seven key environmental rules, including bans on new gas-powered cars by 2035 and phase-outs of diesel trucks.  "This president, this Congress, will not kill the electric car," said Christopher Grundler, a deputy executive officer of the state Air Resources Boa
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Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin reports to camp despite contract dispute

Washington Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin reported to training camp on Sunday following a four-day holdout, but the 2024 second-team All-Pro and the team have yet to agree on new contract terms. The Commanders removed McLaurin from the reserve/did not report list for camp and placed their leading receiver on the active/physically unable to perform list because of an ankle injury from the previous season, according to coach Dan Quinn. Despite the limbo status, fans were thrilled when McLaurin walked onto the fields behind the team facility following practic
Commanders wide receiver Terry McLaurin reports to camp despite contract dispute
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House Ethics report finds AOC ‘impermissibly accepted gifts’ related to 2021 Met Gala appearance

The House Ethics Committee found that Democratic Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez “impermissibly accepted gifts” in connection with her 2021 appearance at the Met Gala, violating a House rule.The House “gift rule” prohibits lawmakers from knowingly accepting gifts, including favors, discounts, or services, with some exceptions.In a report released Friday, the committee said that Ocasio-Cortez “proactively took steps to comply” with House rules, including using personal funds to rent apparel that would typically be gifted or loaned to Met Gala attendees.But the report states that, “d
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House ethics panel tells Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to pay more for Met Gala attendance

The House Ethics Committee on Friday told Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to make additional payments for her attendance at the 2021 Met Fashion Gala, where she drew attention for wearing a dress adorned with the message “tax the rich." The ethics panel, which found the New York Democrat had underpaid for some of the services and clothing for the event, also issued reports Friday on unrelated ethics allegations against Reps. Mike Kelly of Pennsylvania, Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick or Florida and Henry Cuellar of Texas. In a 31-page report on the allegations against O
House ethics panel tells Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to pay more for Met Gala attendance
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Everything we know about the Bibb County child sex trafficking ring investigation

    BRENT, Ala. (WVTM) -- Authorities in Bibb County have uncovered a child sex trafficking ring involving at least ten victims that has been happening for at least two years in an underground storm shelter.The investigation, which began in February, has led to the arrest of seven suspects, with more arrests and charges expected.The Department of Homeland Security is assisting in the investigation, including looking into possible gang ties and the immigration status of the suspects."I've been in law enforcement for 33 years, and this is absolutely the most horrible thing I

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Trump’s Scotland trip latest example of blending private business with presidential duties

President Donald Trump took off for Scotland on Friday for his latest presidential trip mixing business and golf.Trump plans to visit his two golf properties in Scotland: First, he’s golfing this weekend at Trump Turnberry, before heading to Trump International Scotland in Aberdeenshire, where he’ll participate in a dedication and ribbon-cutting ceremony for the opening of a second 18-hole golf course on his property.While the White House calls it a “working visit” — Trump will meet with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and European Union chief Ursula von der Leyen — the trip is the
Trump’s Scotland trip latest example of blending private business with presidential duties
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Passengers evacuated from plane onto Denver runway after landing gear issue sparked fire and left 1 injured

More than 150 passengers on an American Airlines flight departing from Denver International Airport Saturday were evacuated onto the runway after a “possible landing gear incident” left one person injured and sparked a fire, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.After the Boeing 737 MAX 8 experienced a “maintenance issue” involving an aircraft tire prior to takeoff, emergency personnel at the airport and the Denver Fire Department responded to the issue and those on board were evacuated on the runway, according to American Airlines and Denver International Airport.The evacua
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Trump golfs in Scotland as Epstein questions persist

U.S. President Donald Trump kept a low profile on his Scottish golf course on Saturday, ahead of meetings with top British and European leaders, as questions swirled at home about his ties to disgraced financier and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Trump arrived on Friday on a visit that has triggered protests in Scotland, with hundreds lining the streets of the capital Edinburgh waving placards saying: "NOT MY PRESIDENT."The U.S. leader told reporters on arrival that he would visit his two golf properties in Scotland - one in Turnberry on the west coast where he is playing on Saturday and the o
Trump golfs in Scotland as Epstein questions persist
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Fifty-four children swim from Morocco to Spanish enclave Ceuta

At least 54 children and about 30 adults swam from Morocco to Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta in rough seas and fog, Spanish television reported on Saturday.Video footage on Spanish television channel RTVE showed Civil Guard launches making repeated rescue attempts to bring some of the swimmers to safety, while others swam across to the enclave.The children, who were mostly Moroccan, were taken to temporary centres in Ceuta, where authorities called for help from the central government in dealing with the latest arrivals. "Don't leave us alone. This is a matter of state. This has to be

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Thailand and Cambodia still fighting after Trump announces ceasefire talks

Thailand and Cambodia still fighting after Trump announces ceasefire talks
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Israel intercepts Gaza-bound aid ship Handala

Israel intercepts Gaza-bound aid ship Handala

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‘He fumbled this 1,000%’: How Ron DeSantis keeps making powerful enemies in Trump’s GOP

‘He fumbled this 1,000%’: How Ron DeSantis keeps making powerful enemies in Trump’s GOP

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Retired CIA official rebuts Gabbard’s claims about US intelligence on Russian election interference

Retired CIA official rebuts Gabbard’s claims about US intelligence on Russian election interference
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Another whistleblower claims that top DOJ official suggested department could ignore court orders

Another whistleblower claims that top DOJ official suggested department could ignore court orders

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New rules for how much you can deduct in charitable contributions

New rules for how much you can deduct in charitable contributions

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Gazans are desperate for fish. But Israel has banned access to the sea

Gazans are desperate for fish. But Israel has banned access to the sea
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TikTok made cottage cheese so popular, producers are struggling to keep up

TikTok made cottage cheese so popular, producers are struggling to keep up

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Trump says he is seeking a ceasefire between Thailand, Cambodia

U.S. President Donald Trump said on Saturday he was calling the leaders of Cambodia and Thailand to press for a ceasefire as fighting along the border continued into a third day.

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Cambodia and Thailand agree to ceasefire talks after days of cross-border fighting

Cambodia and Thailand agree to ceasefire talks after days of cross-border fighting

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