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Tropical Depression Nine is expected to intensify into Tropical Storm Imelda Sunday, and while its forecast is less ominous for the Southeast coast, the storm will still be felt there. Tropical storm warnings are in effect for the central and northwestern Bahamas where the tropical depression is currently wringing out heavy rain. Rainfall totals could range from 4 to 12 …

The Middle-Class Vibe Has Shifted From Secure to Squeezed  The Wall Street Journal Americans are less confident about their financial futures—except for one group  CNBC ‘American Dream’ Still Alive For Many, Yet Inflation Quietly Erodes Middle-Market Confidence  CU Today Americans are losing faith in becoming wealthy, except for one group. Who is still holding on to the Ameri  The Economic Times Source link

After the first preseason game, neither Kyle Allen nor Hendon Hooker looked like particularly intriguing options at quarterback. While Allen moved the ball a little better against the Los Angeles Chargers, his two interceptions were bad enough that it was hard to ignore. After the game, our staff still gave the unanimous edge to Hooker in our Roster Bubble Watch …

A recent groundbreaking study published in Geophysical Research Letters has revealed an astonishing new insight: Earth’s rotational axis has shifted 31.5 inches in less than two decades, largely due to human activities such as groundwater pumping. This unexpected discovery challenges conventional understanding of Earth’s rotation and its link to climate change. Experts now suggest that this tilt could have more …

How Trump has shifted trade war psychology  Axios How Trump turned the tide in his trade war  CNN Trump’s Tariffs Are the Highest in a Century. But After His Threats, They Seem Like a Relief.  The New York Times What’s in Trump’s trade agreement with Japan?  ABC News Opinion | Here’s the best response to Trump’s tariffs  The Washington Post Source link

Recent shifts in Earth’s magnetic field have human fingerprints all over them. While it is normal for our planet’s magnetic poles to sporadically wander, new research shows we’ve now amassed enough water behind dam walls to account for at least some of the current movements. Harvard University geophysicist Natasha Valencic and colleagues calculated that the masses concentrated in just under …

Humans have built so many dams around the world that the Earth’s poles have wandered away from the planet’s rotational axis, new research suggests. Over the last 200 years, humans have constructed nearly 7,000 massive dams, impounding enough water to nudge the Earth’s poles by about three feet (one meter) and cause a 0.83-inch (21-millimeter) drop in global sea levels, …