Nor'easter slams East Coast with widespread flight and power outages
A powerful storm battered the Northeast causing at least five deaths, winds over 80 mph, and extensive flooding in Boston. About 1.7 million customers lost power as more than 2,500 flights were canceled and Amtrak halted Boston to Washington service amid downed trees and damaged infrastructure. Virginia declared a state of emergency as coastal flooding loomed near high tide.
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Central Michigan dorm shooting leaves parents dead
James Eric Davis, a Central Michigan University student, shot and killed his parents after a domestic dispute in a dorm. Davis Jr. remained at large Friday evening as campus police and investigators pursued leads, with surveillance video showing him fleeing on foot. Davis Sr. had served as a part time officer in Bellwood Illinois since 1999 and at the VA in Hines. Diva Davis was a real estate broker. The city warned residents that the suspect was armed and dangerous. Davis Jr. had been hospitalized earlier for a drug related health issue and was released before authorities closed in on Friday.
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Delta Reviews Ties With Politically Divisive Groups
Delta Air Lines says it is reviewing all relationships with groups deemed politically divisive after anger over ending NRA member travel discounts. Chief Executive Ed Bastian stated the move aims to avoid implicit endorsement and confirms ongoing review of group discounts.
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Embassies cut further as US keeps Havana staffing drop
The United States will permanently shrink Havana embassy staffing by about two thirds due to unsolved health incidents among diplomats. The move worsens visa delays for Cuban Americans awaiting visits, following last year’s September staff cut tied to attacks causing hearing loss and fatigue.
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Immigrant Labor Strains Hit California Fruit Industry
A California farmworker with 15 years pruning citrus for Sun Pacific faces deportation after a 2014 DUI arrest as ICE raids sweep the state. The raids threaten the Central Valley’s $47 billion agriculture sector, with labor shortages and stalled harvests cited by growers and unions.
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