Outages linger after storms batter Texas and Dallas area
Severe storms battered Texas causing outages across Houston and Dallas with floods and damaged roofs. A 16 year old construction worker died at a Magnolia area site while two campers were shocked by a downed line. Over 1 million homes and businesses lost power as Oncor warned remaining outages could extend into the weekend.
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Dallas
Oncor
Magnolia
Montgomery County Sheriff's Office
Montgomery County
Jimmy Williams
American Airlines
Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport
National Weather Service
U.S
Virginia
Houston Chronicle
Associated Press
Inflation Keeps Federal Reserve From Cutting Rates
Inflation remains driven by lingering pandemic effects across rents auto insurance and hospital prices. Fed officials emphasize patience aiming to hold rates near a 20 year high to curb inflation while growth and hiring show resilience but some measures hint at weakness ahead.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Fed
Jerome Powell
Ukraine Seeks More Weapons as Russia Presses Fronts
Ukrainian aide Mykhailo Podolyak warns Russia aims to seize territory to force a freeze before Western arms arrive in strength. He cites 10,000 glide bombs launched from near the border, calls for permission to strike inside Russia, and urges 60 Western jets to regain initiative.
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Volodymyr Zelenskiy
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Russia
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U.S
Podolyak
Emmanuel Macron
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Kherson
Moldova Receives 135 Million Aid to Counter Russian Influence
U S Secretary of State Antony Blinken pledged 135 million in Moldova aid to strengthen energy security and counter disinformation. The package includes 85 million for energy infrastructure and 50 million to overhaul energy and farming sectors. Moldova, with 2.5 million people, has faced energy crises and Russia's attempts to influence politics. Blinken spoke in Chisinau with President Maia Sandu and planned to visit the Czech Republic next.
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Moldova
U.S
Antony Blinken
Moscow
Ukraine
Blinken
Europe
Maia Sandu
America
Russia
Czech Republic
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