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- Hurricane Isaias threatens U.S. Gulf Coast with potential Category 2 intensity, prompting emergency declarations in Florida and Alabama.
- National 30-year mortgage rates rise to 7.4%, driven by geopolitical tensions and Federal Reserve rate hikes.
- U.S. prosecutors add torture char
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