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UN Court Says Healthy Environment Is a Human Right, Warns Climate Inaction May Breach International Law

41% Center coverage: 268 sources

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Rep. Ralph Norman, among House’s most conservative, set to enter South Carolina governor’s race

Coverage: 37 sources

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Trump, Powell Clash as President Visits Federal Reserve

37% Left coverage: 79 sources

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell pushed back on President Trump’s cost estimate of renovations at the central bank’s headquarters during a tour of the site on Thursday. “It looks like it’s about $3.1 billion. Went up a little bit, or a lot,” Trump said, asserting the cost of the renovation had increased from the previously estimated $2.5 billion. Powell, standing next to Trump as he addressed reporters, shook his head. “I’m not aware of that, Mr. President,” Powell said. “I haven’t heard that from anybody at the Fed.”US Politics · United States See the Story

Minifridges Sold at Walmart that Have Caused More than $700,000 in Damages Recalled

92% Center coverage: 24 sources

A federal agency says it has received at least 26 reports of the minifridges smoking, sparking, burning, melting, overheating and catching fire.College Students · United States See the Story

Israel launches ground assault on central Gazan city, says charity

43% Center coverage: 156 sources

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Man dead after car crashes into building in east Tulsa

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

A man is dead after he was involved in an accident where a car collided with a building in east Tulsa.Tulsa · Tulsa See the Story

2 Found Dead in Owasso Home

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

The Owasso Police Department is investigating after two people were found dead in a home on Friday morning.OPD said they got a call around 9:12 a.m. from a family member who found two other family members dead in the home near E 76th Street North and N 146th E Ave.Owasso police spent the day taking pictures, gathering evidence and getting information.Theyll be talking to all the neighbors to see if they saw anything or heard anything out of the …Owasso · Owasso See the Story

OKDEQ issues mandatory boil order for Rogers County RWD #3

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

The Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality issued a mandatory boil order for Rogers County Rural Water District #3 July 17.OKDEQ said the order was due to E. coli.The Department recommends using water that has been brought to a full, rolling boil for at least one minute, bottled water, or water from another acceptable source for consumption, food preparation, dishwashing, and brushing teeth.Click here to view the map of the boil order. Sta…Rogers County · Rogers County See the Story

Oklahoma Highway Patrol Addresses Concerns Pulling Troopers From OKC & Tulsa Metro

70% Center coverage: 10 sources

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — The Oklahoma Highway Patrol addressed the public about the agency's plan to move troopers out of the Oklahoma City and Tulsa metro areas. Effective in November, the Oklahoma Highway Patrol will reallocate its troopers to areas that have the largest need for Patrol. OHP will shift the responsibility inside the Oklahoma City, Edmond, Moore, Midwest City, Del City, and Tulsa city limits to local police departments within thos…Opinion · Oklahoma City See the Story

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