Dali refloated as tugboats steer damaged ship to Baltimore port
The Dali, the container ship that struck the Francis Scott Key Bridge, was refloated at high tide and moved at about 1 mph toward the Port of Baltimore guided by five tugboats. Six workers died in the collapse and investigators probe electrical failures and prior blackouts aboard the vessel.
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Storms damage homes across Oklahoma and Kansas
Fast moving storms with strong winds and large hail swept Oklahoma and Kansas, causing roof damage, toppled trees, and downed power lines. in Houston power restoration progressed after last week’s deadly storms. Custer County reported about 20 homes damaged and two injuries in Butler. Salina reported a 100 mph gust. numerous tornado reports and school closures followed as more storms were forecast. Houston area power largely restored, while Texas still faced outages and Louisiana reported outages as well.
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FDIC chief to step down after report
The White House announced FDIC chairman Martin Gruenberg will resign after a damning internal culture report. Biden will name a successor soon, while Sen. Sherrod Brown calls for Gruenberg's removal, citing a loss of trust in leadership.
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Assange Can Appeal U S Extradition In London Court
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange may appeal a U S extradition order on 17 espionage charges and a computer misuse count after a London High Court ruled the appeal likely. Judges Victoria Sharp and Jeremy Johnson supported the appeal against U S assurances on free speech protections if extradited.
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