Caputo apologizes over video in Trump virus clash
Michael Caputo, top HHS spokesman, apologized to staff for a Facebook video in which he claimed scientists conspired against Trump and warned of violence after the election. He remains supported by HHS as Democrats push for his dismissal amid other disputes over vaccine timing and press control.
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Dawn of a new Middle East as Israel signs peace pacts
At a White House ceremony President Trump hailed the moment as a dawn for the region and watched Israel formalize normalization with the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain. Netanyahu and UAE and Bahraini ministers framed the deal as a step toward peace, while Palestinians denounced the move amid rocket fire from Gaza and protests in the West Bank and Gaza.
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West Coast fires worsen air with hazardous Portland smog
Dangerous wildfire smoke from the West Coast blankets Oregon Washington and California as air quality reaches hazardous levels across cities. Schools and businesses close and flights halt while residents stay indoors amid warnings to limit outdoor activity during the pandemic and the broader smoke threat.
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Sally Faces Historic Flood Threat as Sally Lashes Gulf Coast
Heavy rain and pounding surf from Hurricane Sally hit Florida and Alabama coasts, with warnings of up to 20 inches of rain and isolated 30 inch totals. Forecasters said the slow moving storm could trigger dangerous floods, while winds near 80 mph at landfall. Beach crowds observed towering waves and wobbly road signs as two casino boats broke loose in Bayou La Batre. Residents urged caution and urged heads down during the event.
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