NOAA raises forecast as hurricane season worsens
NOAA boosts its hurricane season prediction to five to nine hurricanes from four to eight citing more favorable oceanic conditions. The peak period runs mid August to late October, with the June to November season overall.
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Modi ends Kashmir statehood amid security clampdown praised as historic
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced revoking Jammu and Kashmir's special autonomous status and downgrading it to a territory. A security lockdown and communications blackout were imposed as authorities arrest hundreds. Pakistan pledged to downgrade diplomatic ties while Modi urged normalcy and promised development and jobs.
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California stabbing suspect tied to hate and homicide motives
Police say Zachary Castaneda killed four people and wounded two in random stabbings across Garden Grove and Santa Ana with a history of violence including prison terms and a prior bail for possessing a concealed dagger. Investigators note robbery as a possible motive while ruling out an explicit hate crime.
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California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation
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Vazquez sworn in as Puerto Rico governor amid turmoil
Wanda Vazquez is sworn in as Puerto Rico governor after the Supreme Court ruled the ousted predecessor’s appointment unconstitutional. The move comes as Pedro Pierluisi steps down and Ricardo Rossello resigns amid corruption probes and public protests.
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Travel warnings pour from Venezuelan Uruguay and Japan over U.S. gun violence
Venezuelan president Maduro’s government blames U.S. rhetoric for rising violence and urges evacuations. Uruguay’s foreign minister cautions travelers to avoid crowds amid gun violence concerns while warning comes amid a level two advisory. Japan also issued a warning reflecting concerns about U.S. gun violence.
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