Seven States to Issue Stimulus Checks in June

Here’s a comprehensive list of the seven states continuing to issue stimulus checks in the sixth month of the year, along with details on who will benefit from this aid. As of June 2024, various regions in the United States are still providing stimulus checks through refunds, bonuses, or tax credits. For the sixth month of the year, seven states will be offering stimulus checks, which will serve as additional financial support for thousands of…

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Heat Wave Returns: High Pressure System to Bring Higher Temperatures to Southern California

Temperatures in Southern California are set to rise in the coming days, marking the first significant heat of the season. The National Weather Service (NWS) is warning communities in the inland and desert areas of Southern California about the potential for temperatures to reach the 90s and even hit the 100s in some locations. The agency has forecasted that Wednesday will be the hottest day of the week. Telemundo 52 meteorologist Michelle Trujillo said the…

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US Restricts AI Chip Exports to the Middle East

The United States has reportedly become more cautious about exporting AI chips and technology to the Middle East. Authorities are said to be slowing down the issuance of large-volume export licenses for so-called accelerator chips. This development is bad news for Nvidia and AMD, both of which export a portion of their chips to the Middle East. The US is currently doing everything it can to prevent these AI chips from falling into the hands…

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Committed to a ‘No-Buy Year’ in the U.S.

New York, USA – A 35-year-old Brooklyn resident has stopped buying new clothes. A 22-year-old from San Diego has given up shopping sprees at Target. A 26-year-old English woman has cut carbonated drinks from her shopping list. These three women, who do not know each other, started the year determined to spend money only on necessary purchases, a strategy popularly known as the no-buy challenge. The self-imposed rules of the challenge are simple: participants commit…

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The US Experiences a Boom in Green Technologies

In 2023, the United States saw a significant increase in investments in green technologies such as renewable energy, electric vehicles, and hydrogen. A key driver of this surge is President Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act. The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) has led to a substantial rise in investments in green technologies in the United States. In 2023, these investments surged by nearly 40 percent, reaching $239 billion. This data comes from the Clean Investment Monitor, a…

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Scientists Predict an 85% Chance of an Above-Average Hurricane Season in the Atlantic

Earlier this week, scientists from the National Hurricane Center announced an 85% chance of an above-average hurricane season in the Atlantic. This significant prediction has sparked a heightened awareness and preparedness among coastal communities and weather authorities. Experts attribute this forecast to several contributing factors, primarily the persistent heat enveloping the hurricane belt. This heat is expected to continue through August, creating conditions conducive to more frequent and intense hurricanes. The increased ocean temperatures provide…

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Today’s Weather Forecast for Miami and South Florida

The weather remains extremely warm in Miami and the surrounding areas of South Florida. Temperatures have been consistently above average, and many areas have broken climate records today. The unseasonably high temperatures are making it feel more like the middle of summer rather than late spring. While we didn’t see severe storms today, the threat of such weather conditions will persist as we head into the beginning of the workweek. As we look ahead to…

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Severe Storms Leave Houston in Darkness

Millions of people across Houston are experiencing power outages after severe storms wreaked havoc on the city. Officials have stated that it may take up to 24 hours to restore electricity in some areas. The 911 emergency lines are currently overwhelmed, underscoring the severity of the situation. Widespread Damage Across the City The destructive impact of the storms has been felt throughout Houston, with significant damage reported in both the central and eastern parts of…

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Record-Breaking Snowfall Hits Northern California

An unusual spring storm has set a new snowfall record in Northern California, causing widespread disruption over the weekend. This cold front, originating from the Gulf of Alaska, dropped temperatures and brought significant snow down to as low as 2,500 feet, leading to a winter weather advisory across the region from Eureka to the Lake Tahoe basin. The heavy snowfall, which started on Saturday, forced the closure of Interstate 80 in both directions for several…

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U.S. Sets Ultimatum for TikTok to Sever Ties with Chinese Parent Company ByteDance

The U.S. Senate has passed legislation that mandates the popular short-video app TikTok to dissociate from its Chinese parent company, ByteDance. This decision now moves to President Joe Biden’s desk, who has indicated he will sign it into law. ByteDance will have a maximum of one year to divest from TikTok, or face the app being banned from U.S. app stores. The viability of this legislation in U.S. courts remains uncertain, following the failure of…

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