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Apple to Shut Some US Stores Again Due to Rising COVID-19 Cases
Apple said on Friday it is temporarily shutting some stores again in Florida, Arizona, South Carolina, and North Carolina in the United States, as novel coronavirus cases continue to rise in the country.
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Hurricane Dorian Weakens To Category 2, Poses Threat To Carolina Coast
Hurricane Dorian weakened to a Category 2 storm on Thursday as it skirted the coasts of the US states of South and North Carolina, US meteorologists said.
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Florence Portends More Massive Hurricanes In Age Of Global Warming
Global warming has increased the likelihood of more massive, sluggish storms like Florence, capable of dropping record amounts of rain and causing the type of catastrophic flooding that crippled North and South Carolina this week, experts said
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Hurricane Florence Leaves 5 Dead In US, Communities Flooded
Tropical storm Florence lumbered inland on Saturday, knocking down trees, flooding rivers, and dumping sheets of rain in the Carolinas where five people have died.
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Hurricane Florence Evacuations Expand, With 'Disaster At Doorstep'
Hurricane Florence, growing in size despite its weakening winds, churned ever closer to the U.S. East Coast on Wednesday as evacuations expanded south from the Carolinas into Georgia to counter the threat of deadly high seas and calamitous floods.
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Washington Mayor Declares Emergency Ahead Of Hurricane Florence
Washington's mayor Tuesday declared a state of emergency as Hurricane Florence bears down on the US East Coast, threatening torrential rain and flooding in the capital region.
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Hurricane Florence Churns Toward US' South-Eastern Coast, Gains Force
Florence, the sixth tropical storm in the Atlantic basin this year, intensified into a hurricane on Sunday and will rapidly gain force as it churns over the open ocean toward the U.S. East Coast, with landfall likely in the Carolinas later this week, forecasters said
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North Carolina Braces For More Flooding In Downstream Towns
A state trooper shot and killed an armed man during a search for flood victims in a tense and dispirited North Carolina, and thousands more people were ordered to evacuate as high water from Hurricane Matthew pushed downstream on Tuesday, two days after the storm blew out to sea.
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Weakening But Still Powerful Matthew Blows Up Atlantic Coast
Some of the South's most historic cities faced the weakening but still powerful Hurricane Matthew as it blowed north along the Atlantic coast, flooding towns and gouging out roads in its path.
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Hurricane Matthew Leaves Nearly 1.1 Million In US Southeast Powerless
Almost 1.1 million homes and businesses were without power on Friday afternoon as Hurricane Matthew blasted Florida, Georgia and North and South Carolina, electric companies said.
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Man Who Killed Son, Wounded Ex-Wife Found Dead, Say Police
North Carolina police say a man wanted for killing his son and critically wounding his ex-wife before using Facebook to admit to the attack has been found dead in a South Carolina motel room.
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Donald Trump And Hillary Clinton Turn To Battleground States In The South
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are pushing ahead in top presidential battlegrounds with Labor Day behind them.
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US City Reaches Settlement With Family of Black Motorist Shot in Back
The family of a black US motorist shot dead by a white police officer and the city of North Charleston, South Carolina, agreed to a settlement, the city's mayor said.
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Record-Setting Rains Submerge Parts of US Southeast
Record rainfall left large areas of the US southeast under water Sunday as roads were closed and residents were warned to stay indoors.
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US Wildlife Managers Declare Eastern Cougar Extinct
Eastern cougars that once roamed North America from parts of Canada to South Carolina are extinct and no longer warrant federal Endangered Species Act protections, US wildlife managers said on Tuesday.
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Apple to Shut Some US Stores Again Due to Rising COVID-19 Cases
Apple said on Friday it is temporarily shutting some stores again in Florida, Arizona, South Carolina, and North Carolina in the United States, as novel coronavirus cases continue to rise in the country.
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Hurricane Dorian Weakens To Category 2, Poses Threat To Carolina Coast
Hurricane Dorian weakened to a Category 2 storm on Thursday as it skirted the coasts of the US states of South and North Carolina, US meteorologists said.
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Florence Portends More Massive Hurricanes In Age Of Global Warming
Global warming has increased the likelihood of more massive, sluggish storms like Florence, capable of dropping record amounts of rain and causing the type of catastrophic flooding that crippled North and South Carolina this week, experts said
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Hurricane Florence Leaves 5 Dead In US, Communities Flooded
Tropical storm Florence lumbered inland on Saturday, knocking down trees, flooding rivers, and dumping sheets of rain in the Carolinas where five people have died.
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Hurricane Florence Evacuations Expand, With 'Disaster At Doorstep'
Hurricane Florence, growing in size despite its weakening winds, churned ever closer to the U.S. East Coast on Wednesday as evacuations expanded south from the Carolinas into Georgia to counter the threat of deadly high seas and calamitous floods.
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Washington Mayor Declares Emergency Ahead Of Hurricane Florence
Washington's mayor Tuesday declared a state of emergency as Hurricane Florence bears down on the US East Coast, threatening torrential rain and flooding in the capital region.
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Hurricane Florence Churns Toward US' South-Eastern Coast, Gains Force
Florence, the sixth tropical storm in the Atlantic basin this year, intensified into a hurricane on Sunday and will rapidly gain force as it churns over the open ocean toward the U.S. East Coast, with landfall likely in the Carolinas later this week, forecasters said
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North Carolina Braces For More Flooding In Downstream Towns
A state trooper shot and killed an armed man during a search for flood victims in a tense and dispirited North Carolina, and thousands more people were ordered to evacuate as high water from Hurricane Matthew pushed downstream on Tuesday, two days after the storm blew out to sea.
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Weakening But Still Powerful Matthew Blows Up Atlantic Coast
Some of the South's most historic cities faced the weakening but still powerful Hurricane Matthew as it blowed north along the Atlantic coast, flooding towns and gouging out roads in its path.
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Hurricane Matthew Leaves Nearly 1.1 Million In US Southeast Powerless
Almost 1.1 million homes and businesses were without power on Friday afternoon as Hurricane Matthew blasted Florida, Georgia and North and South Carolina, electric companies said.
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Man Who Killed Son, Wounded Ex-Wife Found Dead, Say Police
North Carolina police say a man wanted for killing his son and critically wounding his ex-wife before using Facebook to admit to the attack has been found dead in a South Carolina motel room.
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Donald Trump And Hillary Clinton Turn To Battleground States In The South
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are pushing ahead in top presidential battlegrounds with Labor Day behind them.
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US City Reaches Settlement With Family of Black Motorist Shot in Back
The family of a black US motorist shot dead by a white police officer and the city of North Charleston, South Carolina, agreed to a settlement, the city's mayor said.
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Record-Setting Rains Submerge Parts of US Southeast
Record rainfall left large areas of the US southeast under water Sunday as roads were closed and residents were warned to stay indoors.
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US Wildlife Managers Declare Eastern Cougar Extinct
Eastern cougars that once roamed North America from parts of Canada to South Carolina are extinct and no longer warrant federal Endangered Species Act protections, US wildlife managers said on Tuesday.
