Tropical Storm Colin Drenches Florida and Georgia Coast
Tropical Storm Colin drenched north Florida and parts of Georgia with rain and gusty winds. About 7,600 in the Tampa Bay area lost power while Jacksonville and other communities reported outages as the storm moved north-northeast. Authorities warned of possible tornadoes and dangerous surf while Gov. Scott declared a 34 county emergency and Florida prepared for the storm’s path across Florida and southeastern Georgia.
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Baltimore officer waives jury in Freddie Gray case trial
Baltimore officer Caesar Goodson, 46, waives jury trial on charges including second-degree murder in the death of Freddie Gray. Judge Barry Williams will hear opening arguments Thursday as the case proceeds in Maryland. Gray, 25, died a week after being injured while in Goodson's van following his April 12, 2015 arrest.
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U S Presses China on Steel Dumping and South China Sea
U S officials pressed China at the Beijing dialogue on limiting steel flood into markets and resolving tensions in the South China Sea. Kerry urged diplomacy. Lew called for curbs on excess steel amid regional security and trade concerns. The report also notes Mossack Fonseca’s offshore network and an Amman refugee camp attack.
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Cameron warns Brexit risk to economy in EU debate
British Prime Minister David Cameron urged voters to remain in the European Union amid rising Brexit support and warned that leaving would strike a blow to Britain’s economy. European leaders echoed fears of economic disruption while poll data showed a lead for the Brexit camp and uncertainty over the June 23 referendum.
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