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Atlantic Hurricane Season 2026 Begins: Why Experts Say Americans Should Still Prepare Despite Calmer Outlook?

The 2026 Atlantic hurricane season has begun with forecasts pointing to below-normal activity. However, weather experts warn that even one powerful storm can cause major damage and disruption.

How Reliable is Punxsutawney Phil After Nearly 140 Years of Weather Predictions?

Punxsutawney Phil is famous for predicting winter or early spring, but official weather data shows his record is mixed, with many predictions missing the mark over the years.

Who is Zohran Mamdani? The Democratic Socialist Running for NYC Mayor

Zohran Mamdani, a 33-year-old democratic socialist, is running for New York City mayor with plans to freeze rents, make buses free, and support transgender rights through major city funding.

Trump’s 79th Birthday Parade in Capital on June 14: Here’s All you Need to Know

Washington, D.C is set for a big day on June 14, as Trump celebrates his 79th birthday alongside a massive parade honoring the U.S. Army’s 250th anniversary.

Rare Comet to Pass by Earth for First Time in Almost 70 Years

This July, a celestial phenomenon known as Olbers will sweep the Nightsky, with Sunday, June 30, predicted as the best night to witness its arrival.

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Federal judge blocks Arizona’s ‘personhood’ abortion law

Rayes had refused to block the personhood law last year, but abortion rights groups renew their request after Roe v. Wade was struck down.

Mali arrests nearly 50 soldiers from Ivory Coast

The government made the announcement Monday calling the Ivorian soldiers “mercenaries,” in a move that could raise tensions between the two West African countries.

Japan govt to consider possible regulations on handmade guns – spokesperson

There's already a legal ban on owning firearms in Japan but authorities plan to look into any need to regulate handmade guns

Treasury’s Yellen, Japan’s Suzuki to discuss weak yen, more sanctions on Russia

A comprehensive agenda will also include currencies, a Japanese official said, as the yen hit a fresh 24-year low beyond 137 yen to the dollar on Monday, adding to concerns about the rising cost of living.
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Two Chinese provinces to make some repayments after bank deposit protests

Payments will be made in batches by Anhui and Henan provinces, with the first due on July 15, said the China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission in notices posted by its local branches on Tuesday and Monday, respectively.

Failure to implement Russian oil price cap could jack up oil prices -U.S. official

U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen will discuss implementation of the U.S. price cap proposal and global economic developments with Japanese Finance Minister Shunichi Suzuki when they meet later on Tuesday, the official said.

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