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Watch: Flooding slows travel on I-635 in Dallas
Watch: Flooding slows travel on I-635 in Dallas
A video from the Texas Department of Transportation shows vehicles attempting to travel over a flooded Interstate 635 in Dallas after as much as 3 inches of rain fell on Monday morning.
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Watch: Flooding slows travel on I-635 in Dallas
Foods to avoid as deadly Listeria outbreak linked to certain cold meats
Foods to avoid as deadly Listeria outbreak linked to certain cold meats
A deadly listeria outbreak has been linked to certain deli meats across the US, and these are the foods to avoid. Two people have died and a further 25 have been hospitalized across 12 states after contracting theserious infection, which is caused by eating food contaminated with the bacterium listeria monocytogenes. Deli meats to avoid among liste...
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Foods to avoid as deadly Listeria outbreak linked to certain cold meats
European climate agency: Last Sunday was the hottest day on Earth in all recorded history
European climate agency: Last Sunday was the hottest day on Earth in all recorded history
WASHINGTON (AP) — On Sunday, the Earth sizzled to the hottest day ever measured by humans, yet another heat record shattered in the past couple of years, according to the European climate service Copernicus Tuesday. Copernicus' preliminary data shows that the global average temperature Sunday was 17.09 degrees Celsius (62.76 degrees Fahrenheit), beating the record set just last year on July 6, 2023 by .01 degrees Celsius (.02 degrees...
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European climate agency: Last Sunday was the hottest day on Earth in all recorded history
Climate Tipping Point Surpassed: Rising Heat and Mortality Rates in the U.S.
Climate Tipping Point Surpassed: Rising Heat and Mortality Rates in the U.S.
Doug McIntyre and Dave Calloway discuss whether the tipping point for climate change has been surpassed. Calloway believes it has, noting that climate conditions are worsening rapidly. He cites Phoenix’s 54 days over 110 degrees last year, which resulted in 660 deaths. Calloway warns that the number of heat-related illnesses and deaths in the U.S....
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Climate Tipping Point Surpassed: Rising Heat and Mortality Rates in the U.S.
Larry Hogan blasts Project 2025 as a ‘dangerous path’ for GOP
Larry Hogan blasts Project 2025 as a ‘dangerous path’ for GOP
Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan (R) criticized Project 2025 in a recent op-ed, calling the policy priorities outlined in the conservative agenda “absurd and dangerous.” Hogan, in the piece published Friday by The Washington Post, argued that “traditional American Values” are under threat on both sides of the aisle. “On the left, the refusal by…
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Larry Hogan blasts Project 2025 as a ‘dangerous path’ for GOP
Project 2025’s plan for the US military
Project 2025’s plan for the US military
Project 2025, a series of policy recommendations for the next Republican president facilitated by the conservative Heritage Foundation think tank, has moved to the center stage of the U.S. presidential election. The plan’s authors include dozens of conservative from the first Trump administration, while it has been assailed by Democrats. A Task & Purpose review […]
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Project 2025’s plan for the US military
The harmful tea many consume: Potential risks to intestines and brain
The harmful tea many consume: Potential risks to intestines and brain
Tea is a standard beverage for many people, boasting numerous benefits such as relief from bloating, constipation, indigestion, and fatigue, and even assistance when battling a common cold. However, not all teas are beneficial. Some can prove harmful, potentially damaging the intestines and even the brain. This information is particularly crucial f...
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The harmful tea many consume: Potential risks to intestines and brain
New York needs to pull the plug on its suicidal green energy goals before the blackouts hit
New York needs to pull the plug on its suicidal green energy goals before the blackouts hit
“If we miss it by a couple of years, which is probably what will happen, the goals are still worthy,” says Gov. Hochul in response to official notice that New York won’t meet its 2030 green-energy goals. She’s whistling in the wind: The state is decades from meeting the goals. It’s simply burning billions, slamming consumers and disastrously undermining its reliable-energy capacity in pursuit of a fantasy. The New York State Energy Research and...
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New York needs to pull the plug on its suicidal green energy goals before the blackouts hit