Debby drenching Southeast as floodwaters surge inland
Tropical Storm Debby lashed Georgia and South Carolina with torrential rain and rising floodwaters. Savannah and Charleston reported up to a foot of rain in 24 hours, with roads closed and a city curfew in Charleston. Governors declared emergencies as the storm edges north, forecasters warning of up to 15 inches more rain in Carolinas and Virginia. Local residents evacuated by boat while crews delivered supplies and residents faced prolonged deluges and power outages. The center of Debby lingered off Savannah as it edged east-northeast, expected to return onshore near Charleston later in the week.
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EPA orders ban on dangerous pesticide to protect unborns
The EPA issued an emergency action stopping use of dimethyl tetrachloroterephthalate known as DCPA. The weedkiller harms fetal thyroid hormones, risking low birth weight and impaired brain development. EU banned DCPA in 2009, triggering criticism of EPA's delay.
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Stocks claw back from worst drop in two years
U.S. equities rebounded as the S&P 500 rose 1 percent, the Dow added 294 points, and the Nasdaq gained 1 percent after a brutal drop spurred by fears the Fed kept rates high too long. Strong results from Kenvue, Uber and Caterpillar aided the reversal amid a global market whiplash described as a perfect storm.
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Man Charged In Plot To Kill U S Public Figures
A Pakistani man tied to Iran is charged in a murder for hire plot to strike U S public figures including former President Trump. The Justice Department says he traveled to New York in June to recruit killers, paying $5000 to undercover officers.
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X Sues Advertisers Over Alleged Boycott Conspiracy
X formerly Twitter sues advertisers including Unilever Mars CVS Health and Ofsted in a Texas federal case alleging a massive boycott harmed revenue and violated antitrust laws. The suit cites the Global Alliance for Responsible Media coordinating a pause after Musk’s 2022 Twitter takeover. In Britain, police deploy extra officers amid planned far right actions. Prime Minister Starmer plans emergency security talks to mobilize a standing army of police.
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