June 1 marks the beginning of hurricane season. Florida researchers simulate worst-case scenario hurricane winds in Florida International University's Wall of Wind facility to better plan for storms that may make their way to the coast.

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New York City and parts of New Jersey are sinking, according to research from NASA's jet propulsion laboratory.

Jim Jordan, representing Ohio, and Steve Scalise, from Louisiana, made their intentions clear to vie for the position of speaker of the United States House of Representatives, aiming to succeed Kevin McCarthy. Former Sen. Cory Gardner believes Scalise has the advantage to take on the tough job. "This guy is an iron man," Gardner said of Scalise.

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Several pieces of artwork commemorating the story of the African-American community and Historic Central Avenue were recently vandalized.

As cities across the U.S. struggle to house migrants arriving from the southern border, New York City Mayor Eric Adams has asked a judge to lift the city's right-to-shelter mandate. Meanwhile, as Chicago works to find shelter for migrants ahead of winter, Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker has criticized the Biden administration for not doing enough to help. #immigration #NewYork #Chicago

With the threat of a government shutdown temporarily on hold, it’s time to claw into a crowd-pleasing Alaska tradition: Fat Bear Week.

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