Hurricane Fausto, a Category 2 storm, is expected to approach the Hawaiian Islands early next week. Officials warn that while the storm may weaken, changes in its path could bring strong winds, heavy rain, dangerous surf, and rip currents to Hawaii.
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Hurricane Fausto is moving west toward Hawaii, with winds of about 100-105 mph.
The storm’s center may pass north of the Big Island around Tuesday evening and near Kauai by Wednesday evening.
Fausto is expected to weaken but could still cause hazardous weather changes depending on its path.
Large ocean waves (swells) from Fausto are already affecting parts of the U.S. west coast and will reach Hawaii by Sunday.
Dangerous surf and strong rip currents will likely hit Hawaiian shorelines before the storm arrives.
Hawaii’s local officials are urging residents to prepare emergency plans and stay updated on the storm’s progress.
The storm was about 1,460 miles east of Hilo moving at 15 mph early Friday.
Heavy rain, strong winds, and hazardous surf are anticipated as the storm nears the islands.
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This article provides a list of cities and the local TV stations where CBS News' show "Sunday Morning" airs, along with the scheduled times for each city. The show times mostly range from early morning to mid-morning, varying by location.
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"Sunday Morning" is a CBS News show aired on Sunday mornings.
The article lists cities mostly in the United States with the corresponding TV stations airing the program.
Broadcast times generally range from 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m., depending on the city.
Some cities have the show starting as early as 5:00 or 6:00 a.m., especially in Alaska and Hawaii.
Larger cities like Boston, Chicago, and Atlanta have the show at 8:00 or 9:00 a.m.
The list includes stations from various states including Texas, Michigan, California, and New York.
This information helps viewers know where and when to watch the program locally.
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India’s education minister resigned following large protests led by a youth movement called the "Cockroach" movement. The protests, which involved young people across several cities, ended after the minister stepped down.
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The "Cockroach" movement is a youth-led protest group in India.
The movement focused on issues related to education and fairness.
Protests took place in multiple cities, including New Delhi and Mumbai.
The government had talks with the protesters but initially made little progress.
Police actions during protests were criticized for harsh treatment of demonstrators.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi promised to punish exam fraud, one of the movement’s concerns.
The education minister resigned, which led to the protest movement ending.
The protests gained significant attention across India due to youth involvement and widespread support.
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Nearly 98,000 hectares of land have burned in France due to wildfires, setting a new historic record. The fire in the Gironde region remains very serious, but cooler temperatures and higher humidity have helped reduce its intensity.
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About 98,000 hectares (approximately 242,000 acres) have been burned by wildfires in France.
The Gironde region in southwestern France is the main area affected.
Regional official Sophie Brocas said the wildfire threat is still very serious.
The fire’s intensity has decreased because of lower temperatures and more humidity.
This wildfire is described as a historic record for France.
The event is linked to ongoing heatwaves and dry conditions in Europe.
Efforts to control the fire continue amid challenging weather conditions.
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Severe wildfires have forced over 260,000 people to evacuate in France and Spain amid extreme heat and dry conditions. Both countries have declared emergency measures and received international aid to fight the fires, which are at historic levels.
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More than 260,000 people have evacuated homes in France and Spain due to wildfires.
The fires began in mid-July and are worsened by heatwaves, dry spells, and strong winds.
French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu said the fires are at an unprecedented level and create unusual wind patterns.
About 197,000 people were evacuated in the Gironde region near Bordeaux in France.
France increased military support from 500 to over 1,000 soldiers to help fight the fires.
European countries sent firefighters and equipment to assist France.
Spain declared its first-ever national emergency over wildfires and evacuated around 70,000 people.
The Tour de France shortened its final stage because of the wildfires and redirected police to aid evacuation efforts.
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The Wall Street Journal's editorial board criticized President Trump for focusing heavily on tariffs, saying they cause economic harm and are unpopular with voters. The administration is replacing older tariffs under Section 122 with new ones under Section 301.
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The Wall Street Journal's editorial board wrote an opinion piece about President Trump's tariff policies.
The board described Trump's focus on tariffs as an "obsession."
Tariffs are taxes on imported goods meant to protect domestic businesses or change trade behavior.
The board said the tariffs are politically unpopular among voters.
They also said tariffs cause harm to the economy.
The Trump administration is replacing expiring tariffs under Section 122 with tariffs under Section 301.
Section 301 tariffs are used to address unfair trade practices by other countries.
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Nearly 30 beluga whales were moved from a Canadian aquarium to several aquariums in the United States. This happened after the Canadian theme park that housed the whales closed down. The transfer was part of an international emergency effort.
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About 30 beluga whales were transferred from Canada to the U.S.
The whales lived in an aquarium inside a Canadian theme park.
The theme park closed, so the whales needed new homes.
The move involved cooperation between countries.
The whales now live in different aquariums across the United States.
This was an emergency operation to ensure the whales’ safety.
The story was reported by Jared Ochacher on CBS News.
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A recent poll shows Democrats leading Republicans by 11 points on a generic congressional ballot. If this lead were the same across all districts, many Republican-held seats could be lost, potentially giving Democrats a much larger majority in the House of Representatives.
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The Emerson College poll surveyed 1,100 likely voters on July 19-20, 2026.
Democrats lead Republicans 53% to 42% on the generic congressional ballot.
President Donald Trump’s approval rating in the poll is 39%, with a 57% disapproval rating.
Women voters support Democrats by 27 points, while men are more evenly split.
A shift of 13.6 percentage points toward Democrats could flip 36 Republican-held seats.
Republicans currently hold a slim House majority with 220 seats to Democrats’ 215.
The uniform-swing model used assumes all districts shift equally, which may not reflect actual results.
This poll suggests a challenging environment for Republicans in the 2026 House elections if trends hold.
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Democrats in Maine chose Troy Jackson to run against Republican Senator Susan Collins in the upcoming election after the previous candidate, Graham Platner, left the race amid scandal. Jackson is a progressive candidate focused on workers' rights and several major policy changes.
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Troy Jackson was selected by Democrats in Maine to challenge Senator Susan Collins in the fall election.
The selection happened after Graham Platner, the prior Democratic candidate, exited the race due to sexual assault allegations, which he denies.
Jackson is known as a fifth-generation logger and advocates for workers' rights.
He finished third in the June Democratic primary for governor of Maine.
Jackson supports policies like Medicare for All, ending funding to Israel’s military, abolishing the immigration agency ICE, and ensuring a federal right to abortion.
Senator Bernie Sanders endorsed Jackson during his gubernatorial campaign.
Republicans plan a strong advertising campaign against Jackson in the upcoming race.
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Police are investigating donations made to the Reform UK party by a company owned by its deputy leader, Richard Tice. The money came from a major donor linked to a convicted fraudster, and the investigation focuses on whether donation rules were broken before the 2024 general election.
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Britain Means Business, owned by Richard Tice, gave Reform UK two donations of £250,000 each before the 2024 election.
The company received £1 million from Fiona Cottrell, a key donor to Reform UK and mother of a convicted fraudster connected to Nigel Farage.
The Metropolitan Police are investigating whether the donations broke election laws that ban hiding the true source of money.
Fiona Cottrell also gave Reform UK two direct donations of £250,000 each in May 2024.
These payments were reported by the Guardian to the National Crime Agency, prompting police investigation.
Reform UK said it follows strict rules for checking donations and had no knowledge of the investigation.
Reform UK's bank account was frozen shortly after the donations, but the reason is unknown.
The police inquiry has been ongoing for more than a year.
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Equipment was accidentally dropped into the North Sea during preparations to start oil production at the Rosebank field, delaying the project to 2027. This delay affects Britain's plans to increase domestic oil and gas production amid debates over energy security and environmental concerns.
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Rosebank is Britain’s largest undeveloped oil and gas field, located 80 miles northwest of Shetland.
Equipment, including a safety valve, fell 1,100 meters to the seabed on April 18 during rig operations.
The rig involved is hired from Norwegian company Odfjell Drilling and could be inactive for up to four months.
Oil production at Rosebank was expected before the end of the year but is now delayed until 2027.
The Rosebank field is estimated to produce 300 million barrels of oil over 25 years.
Licenses for Rosebank and the nearby Jackdaw gasfield were paused after environmental court challenges.
Some MPs and unions argue more oil and gas production will help with energy costs and job security.
Environmental groups and some Labour MPs oppose new drilling due to climate impact and limited job creation.
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The ongoing war with Iran may lower the number of Republican voters in upcoming elections. New polls show that many supporters of President Trump’s MAGA movement are unhappy with the conflict, which could affect voter turnout in key areas.
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The war with Iran is growing and causing concern among voters.
Most Americans have a negative view of the war.
New polls show that President Trump’s MAGA supporters are especially unhappy with the conflict.
Lower enthusiasm among this group may reduce Republican votes in midterm elections.
The midterm elections are important for control of Congress.
The war’s impact on voter turnout could affect results in key battleground states.
Republicans rely on strong turnout from the MAGA base to win races.
The conflict could change how voters feel about the Republican Party.
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JD Vance aims to bring old-style political ideas back to the Republican Party. Supporters say his approach could help the party by connecting with working-class people and offering practical solutions.
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JD Vance is a Republican political figure focused on traditional conservative values.
Vance’s style is compared to former President Richard Nixon’s mix of politics and everyday connection with voters.
Some Republicans believe Vance’s methods can help the party win back working-class and young voters.
The article contrasts Vance’s approach with left-wing leaders promoting socialism, seen as harmful by the author.
Vance emphasizes policy positions that focus on economic security and prosperity for average Americans.
His strategy includes connecting with people through shared cultural and community values.
Vance’s rise comes amid ongoing debates within the Republican Party about its future direction.
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A wildfire has been burning in the Cairngorms for 10 days, leading to the evacuation of residents in the village of Nethy Bridge after a major incident was declared. Locals say the government's response was too slow and lacked proper communication, while officials state that all possible resources have been used to control the fire.
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The wildfire started about 10 days ago and has affected the Cairngorms area in Scotland.
Residents of Nethy Bridge were evacuated after the fire threatened the village.
A major incident was declared by authorities only after the fire had been burning for over a week.
Local people criticized the slow government response and poor communication with those on the ground.
Firefighters used around 20 fire engines, two helicopters, and bulldozers to fight the fire.
Local residents said the fire could have been stopped earlier when it was still small.
Evacuated people were taken to a respite center at Macdonald Aviemore Resort, but some faced accommodation issues.
The Scottish Cabinet Secretary for Justice said the government is acting based on emergency services’ advice and has asked for military help.
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Housing prices have gone up a lot, making it hard for many people to buy homes. New bipartisan laws have been passed with the goal to help homebuyers afford houses, but it is uncertain how much these laws will improve the situation.
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Home prices have increased significantly in recent years.
Many potential buyers find housing unaffordable.
Congress passed new bipartisan housing legislation.
The purpose of the new laws is to support homebuyers.
Experts are unsure if these laws will make a big difference soon.
The housing affordability issue affects many people across the country.
The news segment aims to explain the current housing crisis and new policies.
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The Education Minister of India, Dharmendra Pradhan, resigned after large protests led by young people over an exam paper leak scandal. These protests, organized by the Cockroach Janta Party, challenged Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government and demanded accountability and compensation for affected families.
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The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) was created by Abhijeet Dipke on social media.
Protests lasted 36 days and involved thousands of young people across India.
Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan resigned in response to the protests.
The protests began after an exam paper leak scandal affected millions of students.
Police used tear gas and batons against protesters, causing injuries.
The CJP demanded compensation for families of students who died by suicide.
Protesters also called for a public apology from police and no punishment for demonstrators.
The protests highlighted a divide between India’s young generation (Generation Z) and the government.
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CBS Mornings Deals offers special discounts on products designed to improve daily life. Customers can visit cbsdeals.com to find and buy these items, and CBS earns a commission from sales made through the site.
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CBS Mornings Deals features items to enhance everyday living.
Discounts on these products are available exclusively through cbsdeals.com.
CBS receives a commission for purchases made via their deal site.
The deals are promoted during CBS Mornings broadcasts.
Viewers are encouraged to visit the website to access the offers.
The article promotes using the CBS News app or web browsers like Chrome and Safari.
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The Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shaibani asked Israel to leave southern Syria right away without any conditions. This request was made during a meeting with UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres in Damascus.
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Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad al-Shaibani spoke to the UN chief in Damascus.
He demanded Israel’s immediate and unconditional withdrawal from southern Syria.
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres met Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa during the visit.
The meeting focused on the situation in southern Syria.
The talks took place during Guterres’ visit to Syria.
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Flavio Bolsonaro has officially started his campaign for Brazil’s presidential election in October, aiming to continue his family’s influence in the far-right movement. His campaign faces challenges from scandals involving a banker, family conflicts, and political divisions, while current President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva seeks re-election.
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Flavio Bolsonaro, son of former President Jair Bolsonaro, is running for president in Brazil’s October election.
Jair Bolsonaro, currently in prison for plotting a coup after losing in 2022, named Flavio as his successor.
Flavio’s campaign is supported by the Liberal Party (PL) and he promises to fight crime, inflation, and high taxes.
Polls show Lula leading with 48% to Flavio’s 43% in a potential runoff vote.
Scandals include leaked audio about seeking funding from a banker accused of fraud and family disputes involving Flavio’s stepmother.
A Supreme Court justice ordered an investigation into the film financing linked to Flavio and blocked him from visiting his father before the election’s first round.
Flavio has tried to reconcile family divisions publicly and tries to present himself as a more moderate candidate than his father.
He has echoed concerns about Brazil’s electronic voting system despite those concerns being debunked.
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Thousands of Israelis entered the Al-Aqsa Mosque area while protected by Israeli police. The event was led by Israel’s National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir. Al Jazeera’s Leila Warah reported on what happened during this visit.
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The Al-Aqsa Mosque compound is a religious site in Jerusalem.
Thousands of Israelis entered the site together.
Israeli police provided protection during the visit.
The group was led by National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir.
The event attracted media attention, including coverage by Al Jazeera.
The Al-Aqsa compound is a sensitive area due to its religious and political significance.
Such visits sometimes lead to increased tensions between Israelis and Palestinians.
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