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Sally Ho Seattle (AP) – Natural disasters cycle across the US seasons and regions, but often a shocking discovery for property owners, what vast and expensive floods and floods will turn out when a massive storm destroys homes, businesses and communities. That’s because insurance often doesn’t cover what policyholders are thinking about, or because they don’t think it should. The unfortunate surprise is that while standard home insurance covers fire and wind damage, even good property insurance usually doesn’t cover floods and earthquakes, which require special and separate insurance for each. Here’s what you need to know about flood insurance:…

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NAPOLIA, Fla. (WFLA) – A man was arrested Tuesday after being accused of hiding an Apple Airtag in his ex-girlfriend’s car and using it to track her location. According to NBC’s affiliate WBBH, the woman first recognized the air tag from a friend and discovered a hidden device inside the rear cargo compartment of the vehicle. She reported it to authorities. The Collier County Sheriff’s Office confirmed that Airtag was registered with the woman’s ex-boyfriend, 21, and arrested him for illegally pursuing the victim without permission. Arrest reports showed that the device was pinned 15 times in just one week.…

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Video above: Lawsuit filed by lawmakers denied access to Wannial Catraz Miami (AP) – Food bugs. Non-flush toilets, flooding the floor with fecal waste. Days without showers or prescription drugs. Mosquitoes and insects everywhere. Lights all night. An air conditioner suddenly closed amid a tropical fever. Detainees were forced to use recorded telephone lines to talk to lawyers and loved ones. Just days after President Donald Trump visited the Florida Everglades’ new immigration detention center, authorities are called “Crocodile Alcatraz.” Lawyers, advocates, detainees and families competed to build on an isolated runway surrounded by swampland. The center began accepting detainees…

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Sarah Rasner, Neldovalette Being a certified user with another person’s credit card can help you establish your credit history. Parents add children and become adults. Alternatively, your spouse may share your account and one spouse may share as a certified user. However, if a major cardholder dies, the certified user will be left with a card within range. After my grandfather passed away earlier this year, my grandmother (a user who has been certified as a husband’s card for many years) was left without her own name. Then there was a short scramble to understand whether she could qualify for…

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PENSACOLA BEACH, Fla. (WKRG) – The Blue Angels have returned to their home base for the annual Pensacola Beach Air Show. The show will be held on Saturday, July 12th, with dress rehearsals before the show. On Thursday, July 10th, the Blue Angels ran their practice and dress rehearsals took place on Friday, July 11th. The airshow and rehearsals begin at 10:30am, with the Blue Angels on the plane at 2pm According to the PBAS website, the performer schedule is as follows: USAF B-1B Lancer – Arrived to tease the raw power and speed of the legendary swingwing bomber. Run…

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AP Business Writer Alex Veiga As the Trump administration escalates tariff threats on Canada, U.S. stocks trade at noon Friday, pulling the market back from an all-time high. The S&P 500 has dropped by 0.3% per day since setting a record high. The benchmark index is at a pace that posts first weekly losses in three weeks. The Dow Jones industrial average fell 331 points (0.7%) as of 12:16 PM Eastern time, with Nasdaq’s composite slipping 0.1% per day since its all-time high. Both indices are within a significant distance from closing with weekly losses. Bond yields rose. The 2010…

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Associated Press Business Writer Michelle Chapman Bitcoin hits an all-time high, exceeding $118,000 as flood floods moved to spot Bitcoin ETFs. The soft US dollar and digital currencies familiarity in President Donald Trump’s administration have also helped push Bitcoin prices to unprecedented levels recently. Last month, the Senate passed a law regulating the form of cryptocurrency known as stubcoins. The rapidly moving laws come shortly after the 2024 campaign cycle, when the crypto industry ranked among the nation’s top political spenders, highlighting the growing influence in Washington and beyond. Known as an act of genius, the bill establishes guardrails and…

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KIE WEST, Fla. (WFLA) — The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office says a Texas man has been charged after stealing a rental boat from his keys and taking it to Cuba. Floyd Dean Devasier, 63, rented a 26-foot panga boat from Key West Marina on Tuesday for two days and was returned by the end of the business day on Wednesday. He agreed to comply with all maritime laws and not to operate the ship at night. Marina employees also pointed out that Devasier filled an additional 20 gallon fuel tank before he left. McSo said Devasier would dock the boat…

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Associated Press, by Josh Boak WASHINGTON (AP) – President Donald Trump said he’s deepened a rift between two North American countries that suffered a debilitating blow to the alliance several decades ago in a letter that wrote that he would raise taxes to 35% on many imports from Canada. Thursday’s letter to Canadian Prime Minister Mark Kearney is an aggressive rise against the top 25% tariff rates Trump first imposed in March after months of threat. Trump’s tariffs are said to be working hard to ensure Canada cracks down on fentanyl smuggling despite relatively modest human trafficking of drugs from…

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WASHINGTON – The U.S. Department of Justice has filed lawsuits against California, Gov. Gavin Newsom, Attorney General Rob Bonta and other state officials, alleging that California’s agricultural regulations illegally burden the state’s national production and sales of eggs and poultry products. The lawsuit alleges that California law violates the supreme provisions of the U.S. Constitution by imposing additional requirements on out-of-state farmers. Specifically, the state requires costly compliance standards that prohibit the use of commonly accepted methods of egg production. This says the move the DOJ said has helped raise prices for consumers across the country. Federal authorities argue that…

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