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forecasted for the next few days are a major concern. so obviously with the higher temperatures that is going to increase a fire behavior and intensity of fire, the flames broke out on thursday prompting evacuations by friday afternoon. the community of will want to the campground will want a campground the golf course there. highway 41 on the south entrance coming from fresno has a hard closure to the rest of the park is still open and be a highway. one, 40 firefighters say one of the...

Quietly introduced yesterday and promises to be an in home assistant to respond to the voice commands. If you have sy ri on the iphone, do you need that . Stock continues to lag. A lot may be riding on the surprise new device. What its about and what it means and brings to the table here in technology. Yes. We will. And now market where markets stand in the final hour of trade. Back and forth today, up and down on the back of the payroll report. Right now, the dow off 8. Is weaker by about 1. Na...

We begin with the latest on the National Debate over race, policing and the use of force. It has been a week since significance Baltimore Police officers were charged in the death of a black man who was in their custody. Today u. S. Attorney general Loretta Lynch opened a federal civil rights investigation in baltimore. Lets bring in lisa stark in washington for us. Lisa, is any surprised by todays developments . Well, what is surprise something just how quickly the Justice Department decided to...

Princess Anne unveiled a plaque today marking the opening of a new classroom, named after the monarch who passed away last year.

The purchasing power for American households has surpassed pre-pandemic levels, according to an analysis published by the U.S. Department of the Treasury. In 2023, the median American worker can afford the same goods and services as they did in 2019, plus an additional $1,000 to spend or save because median earnings rose faster than prices, the analysis says.

The purchasing power for American households has surpassed pre-pandemic levels, according to an analysis published by the U.S. Department of the Treasury. In 2023, the median American worker can afford the same goods and services as they did in 2019, plus an additional $1,000 to spend or save because median earnings rose faster than prices, the analysis says.

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The 4.9 percent increase in GDP is a great headline for “Bidenomics” at a time when voters just aren’t buying what the president has done for their bank accounts.

Economists predict this may be as good as it gets for the near future.

From Bloomberg: The factory-building boom that's sweeping the U.S. is not happening in other advanced economies, the Treasury Department said, highlighting a gap that's opening up as the Biden administration plows cash into incentives to spur domestic manufacturing.