Spring storm lashes central U S with snow across region
A sweeping spring storm dumped heavy snow and ice from the Dakotas to the Gulf Coast, bringing blizzard conditions in parts of Minnesota Wisconsin and Nebraska and prompting warnings of dangerous travel. Power outages and crashes increased as flights were canceled or delayed at MSP.
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IRS warns of 940000 unclaimed refunds expiring May 17
The IRS says about 940,000 taxpayers may miss more than 1 billion dollars in 2020 refunds with a May 17 deadline to file unclaimed returns. Texas California Florida and New York have the most eligible filers.
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U.S. and U.K. accuse China of broad cyberattacks
The United States and Britain accuse state backed China hackers of targeting politicians companies and dissidents for years and stealing British voter data. They name the group APT31 and impose sanctions on two individuals and Wuhan Xiaoruizhi Science and Technology Co. The report notes prior breaches including 22 million U.S. security clearance records in 2015 and Volt Typhoon activity against critical infrastructure.
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Pump prices set to hit four dollars as summer drives demand
The national average gasoline price could reach four dollars per gallon as summer travel spikes amid tighter supply. Attacks on Russian refineries and refinery outages shrink inventories, while maintenance and aging infrastructure raise the risk of further shortages and higher costs.
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