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Flash flooding impacts burn scar areas in southern New Mexico

Devastating flooding has claimed three lives, including two children, in New Mexico. The unprecedented flooding was unleashed by torrential rain, causing a rapid and historic rise in the Rio Ruidoso River. It crested at a record-breaking 20.24 feet. FOX Weather Correspondent Robert Ray is on the ground in Ruidoso with the latest. RUIDOSO, N.M. – A Flash […]

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Why Trump has struggled to deal with the Epstein files : NPR

President Trump answering questions at the White House on July 11. Win McNamee/Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Win McNamee/Getty Images Questions about the Epstein files keep coming. So do bits of information about President Trump’s ties to the late financier and convicted sex offender who died by suicide while in prison nearly 6 years […]

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Streeting vows to keep disruption to a minimum as doctor strike begins

Nick Triggle Health correspondent PA Media Health Secretary Wes Streeting is promising to keep NHS services running as a five-day walkout by resident doctors gets underway in England. He said the disruption would be kept to a minimum after NHS England ordered hospitals to only cancel treatments in exceptional circumstances. In previous strikes, the focus […]

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Why is Taiwan holding a ‘Great Recall’ vote? | Elections News

Taiwan’s opposition Kuomintang (KMT) party is in a moment of crisis as nearly two-thirds of its legislators risk losing their posts through a mass referendum. Starting this weekend, voters across 31 districts in Taiwan will weigh in on whether they want to keep or remove their members of parliament. The “Great Recall”, as it has […]

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Here’s a look at August’s weather outlook

Eric Snodgrass, Nutrien’s lead atmospheric scientist, joined FOX Weather to discuss the biggest weather headlines. Large sections of the country are expected to experience above-normal temperatures during August, while the Southeast and mid-Atlantic face elevated chances for showers and thunderstorms. August is typically the second-warmest month of the year from coast to coast, with high […]

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IPOA police watchdog blames deaths on ‘disproportionate force’

Kenya’s police watchdog has accused officers of using “disproportionate force” to quell a recent series of protests during which 65 people died. In a report released on Thursday, the Independent Policing Oversight Authority (Ipoa) linked most of the deaths to actions by the police. It also highlighted the role of opportunists who infiltrated the protests […]

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Paramount sale gets a yes from Trump’s FCC : NPR

Under Executive Chairwoman Shari Redstone, Paramount Global has taken steps to assuage concerns in the Trump administration over news coverage at CBS. On Thursday, the Federal Communications Commission approved the sale of Paramount to Skydance. Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images/Getty Images North America hide caption toggle caption Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images/Getty Images North America On Wednesday, Trey Parker […]

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Why is San Francisco having its coldest summer in decades?

While the majority of the county bakes under a sweltering heat dome, the San Francisco Bay Area is experiencing one of its coldest summers in decades. FOX 2 San Francisco reporter Zak Sos spoke to beachgoers in Alameda. SAN FRANCISCO – While the majority of the county bakes under a sweltering heat dome, the San […]

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