Hurricane Beryl, the strongest-ever hurricane in July, has left a trail of destruction in the Caribbean. This tropical cyclone has set numerous records that experts attribute to climate change, developing faster and earlier in the year than similar phenomena. It holds the title for the strongest hurricane on record for both June and July and
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The search for missing teenager Jay Slater has continued in Tenerife despite the police land hunt being called off on June 30th. His family remains determined to find him, with the help of volunteers and funds raised through a crowdfunding page. The search efforts have included helicopters, drones, search dogs, and numerous volunteers scouring the
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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell recently spoke at a central banking forum in Sintra, Portugal, where he expressed satisfaction with the progress on inflation over the past year. Powell acknowledged the efforts made in bringing inflation back down to the target rate and mentioned that recent readings indicate a disinflationary trend. However, he emphasized the
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Tariffs have long been a tool used by politicians to protect domestic industries and punish foreign producers. Both President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump have utilized tariffs to shape trade policy and generate revenue for the United States. However, despite the political appeal of tariffs, the economic implications for American consumers are significant.
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The news about several beaches across the U.S. being closed due to excessive fecal bacteria is a cause for concern. This not only affects the local economy but also raises serious public health issues. It is important for authorities to take immediate action to address the root cause of this problem and prevent such closures
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