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According to a report by Reuters, US Southeast power companies said that over 722,000 homes and businesses located primarily in the Carolinas were without power after Hurricane Florence made landfall on Friday. Duke Energy Corp, who provides utilities to over 4 million customers in the area, estimated that the storm could cause over 1 million and 3 million outages. The company went on to state that restoring power to all customers could take weeks, despite over 20,000 personnel ready to start fixing outages as soon as conditions improve.
President Donald Trump traveled to Northern California this weekend to survey the area affected by the Camp Fire, which has become the deadliest and most destructive fire in the state’s history....More
Reuters reports that thousands of French protesters hit out at higher fuel taxes and President Emmanuel Macron’s economic policies. They did so in demonstrations across motorways on Saturday....More
According to a report by CNN, on Saturday, authorities said that a missing Argentine naval submarine has been found, one year and a day after it vanished in the South Atlantic along with all 44 crew...More
