Bush launches 2016 bid at Miami rally with outsider stance
Jeb Bush began his White House campaign in Miami vowing to win on merit and stay true to his beliefs. He framed himself as a Washington outsider while criticizing both parties, appealing to diverse voters at Miami Dade College with bilingual remarks and a logo choice omitting the Bush name. He faced questions on distancing from his father and brother, as Marco Rubio welcomed him into the race.
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Rain Ahead as Gulf Storm Looms Over Texas Coast
Meteorologists warn a Gulf of Mexico system could bring heavy rain across North Texas and nearby states as a broad low pressure area approaches from the Yucatan. The forecast cites potential five day totals up to 9 inches in parts of Texas and Arkansas and flash flood warnings from Texas to Oklahoma. The discussion highlights the brown ocean effect where soil moisture fuels storm intensity on land.
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Beachgoers suffer twin shark attacks in North Carolina town
In shallow water two youths were bitten, a 12-year-old girl losing her left arm and a 16-year-old boy losing the left arm above the elbow while 2 miles apart Sunday. Beach safety officials considered temporary closures as locals anticipated safer conditions after the rare incidents. Deputies reported spotting a seven-foot shark in the region as authorities reviewed warnings and responses.
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Colorado Court Rules Pot Use Off Duty Not Protected
Colorado Supreme Court ruled 6 0 that a medical marijuana patient who was fired after failing a drug test cannot recover his job. Brandon Coats, a quad riplegic, was terminated by Dish Network under a zero tolerance policy, despite his non use at work. The court held marijuana illegal under federal law negating legal off duty activity protections.
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