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The estimate leaves out major costs

The $38 billion figure does not include care and disability payments for wounded service members or longer-term veterans’ healthcare.

Congress faces a larger request

The White House requested $87.6 billion, including $42.3 billion directly tied to the conflict, but Congress has not approved the funding.

The numbers remain uncertain

Because the Defense Department did not provide information, CBO relied on public reports and government databases, and the Pentagon has reported shortages in strategic inventories.

The House vote was bipartisan

The measure passed 262-159 in the House after an 86-11 Senate vote, though some Democrats warned that its tariff powers could be abused.

The tariff approach was narrowed

The 2026 version replaces a proposed blanket 500 percent tariff with a possible tariff of up to 100 percent and an exemption for some countries reducing their reliance on Russian energy.

The bill reaches beyond energy

Its sanctions can also target Russian officials, oligarchs, certain family members and financial institutions, while extending pressure on Iran’s weapons and energy sectors.

The attack path may be simple

On some ships, a single firewall separates satellite internet from a shared network that may also contain navigation, propulsion, ballast, steering, and command systems.

One ship can slow a port

If an attack forces a port to switch to manual operations or blocks a channel, delays can affect tankers and cargo vessels moving in and out.

Who was behind it remains unclear

Iranian state media named the VL Prosperity and blamed hackers, but U.S. officials have not publicly attributed the attacks to Iran and are still examining the evidence.

Banks may pass along costs

Credit-card, auto-loan and personal-loan rates are likely to rise, although experts said one quarter-point Fed increase may have only a modest effect on borrowing costs.

Energy prices raise pressure

Disrupted crude-oil production and supplies linked to the Iran war can make fuel more expensive and spread price increases through transportation and other parts of the economy.

Markets heard a warning

The Dow fell 1.2% after Fed Chair Kevin Warsh said the economy appeared to be strengthening, which investors took as a sign that more hikes could be tolerated if inflation stays high.

The bill leaves details to states

It would require state utility regulators to consider cost-sharing rules rather than automatically imposing one national payment system.

Local opposition is widespread

A reported 70% of Americans oppose building a data center in their area, amid concerns about electricity bills, strained grids and water use.

Floor vote followed hesitation

The measure cleared the House Energy and Commerce Committee in July, but Republican leaders had not previously committed to bringing it to the floor.

Income remains sharply concentrated

Households at the 90th percentile earned about $261,300, more than 13 times the roughly $20,010 earned by households at the 10th percentile, while the top fifth received 52.4% of all household income.

Hispanic gains were uneven

Hispanic poverty fell to 13.9%, but Hispanic median household income did not significantly change and 21.8% of working-age Hispanic adults lacked health insurance.

Medical costs deepen hardship

The Supplemental Poverty Measure stayed at 13.1% because medical expenses pushed an estimated 7.7 million additional people below that broader poverty line.

Reports often overlap

The 33,904 filings include transactions that may appear in multiple reports, so the $12.7 billion estimate can be significantly overstated.

Clues need structured fields

FinCEN wants chat logs, phone numbers, social-media handles, wallet addresses, transaction hashes, and scam URLs entered in searchable cyber-indicator fields.

Recovery trails reported losses

FinCEN says its Rapid Response Program has stopped $1.8 billion and recovered just over $1 billion for 5,790 victims since 2015, showing how difficult it is to retrieve money after it moves.

Boston is testing replacements

The police department began a Motorola pilot in February and an Axon pilot in June, so ending Flock may shift the city to another automatic license-plate system rather than end camera use.

Data remains on devices

Hackers recovered information by analyzing encrypted data stored inside a physical camera, including details about people, bicycles and individual bumper stickers.

Logs cannot prevent misuse

Some officers entered reasons such as “LMAO,” “idk lol” and random keyboard characters, while preset choices like “Traffic infraction” can make later review less meaningful.

Access starts with paid users

At launch, Home MCP is limited to the $20-a-month or $200-a-year Google Home Premium Advanced plan in the US.

Some actions stay blocked

Google says agents can monitor devices and analyze event history but cannot unlock doors, while rate limits and other safety measures restrict their behavior.

Google wants the platform

Because developers can build their own agents on top of Google Home regardless of which AI tool they choose, Google benefits whenever its smart-home system remains the underlying control layer.

Grounding redirects attention

The 5-4-3-2-1 exercise uses the senses to bring attention back to the present and can make it easier to focus on the next task.

Muscle release teaches calm

Progressive muscle relaxation involves tensing each muscle group for 10 seconds and releasing it for 20, helping you recognize what physical relaxation feels like.

Alcohol can worsen stress

Although a drink may feel relaxing at first, the article says alcohol can intensify stress and anxiety over time, while mild dehydration can affect mood and thinking.

Pima handles thousands of deaths

Hess’s office investigates about 3,000 deaths each year, including annual summer cases involving people who die from heat and exposure in the desert.

Border deaths shaped the system

Repeated investigations of migrants who died crossing the desert pushed the team to create protocols for identifying victims and finding their families.

Better records serve families

Detailed records can provide relatives with information and closure while also producing data that researchers and officials can use.

Maricopa County meets little need

Researchers identified 29 publicly funded family-planning clinics serving nearly 300,000 women in need of subsidized birth control there, estimating that only 8% of the need is met.

The maps measure clinic capacity

Instead of simply counting nearby providers, the researchers used patient caseloads to estimate how many people federally or state-funded clinics can actually serve.

Demand comes from survey data

The researchers estimated need using the National Survey of Family Growth, including women who said they would want contraception if cost were not a barrier and treating those ages 15 to 20 as needing subsidized options.

Water can carry infection

In cool, moist conditions, H5N1 can remain infectious in water for days and sometimes weeks, depending on temperature, saltiness and sunlight.

Crowded colonies raise risk

Mammal-to-mammal spread is suspected but not proven in most wild die-offs, while dense groups give coughing and sneezing animals more chances to infect one another.

The brain can be affected

Unlike some older bird-flu strains that mainly damaged breathing systems, this H5N1 variant can cause encephalitis and other neurological disease in mammals.

Ryegrass drives key danger

Ryegrass pollen is closely linked to thunderstorm asthma, including Melbourne’s 2016 event, which caused more than 3,500 emergency presentations, a 672% rise in respiratory hospital admissions and 10 deaths.

DNA reveals hidden mix

Metabarcoding identifies the grass species present, while qPCR measures their DNA levels, combining two tools that ordinary microscope-based counts cannot provide.

Better tracking could tailor care

The CARISTA study will combine allergy tests, lung-function checks and symptom logs to investigate which grass allergens best predict illness and who may need preventive asthma medication.

It reads several signals

PANXEON combines three molecular signatures and an artificial-intelligence risk score rather than relying on one marker alone.

It also flags precancer

Among people with high-risk pancreatic cysts, it identified advanced pancreatic dysplasia more than 64 percent of the time.

Treatment gains remain modest

The newly approved drug daraxonrasib extended median survival to 13.2 months versus 6.7 months with chemotherapy alone in late-stage patients who had already received chemotherapy.

The clock source now matters

Officials are instructed to base timing decisions on the embedded game clock in the program feed.

The appeal reached two groups

The MAC asked both the NCAA’s FBS Oversight Committee and the College Football Playoff to recognize Western Michigan as the winner, but that request was not granted.

Broadcasts will show reviews

The Big Ten now pairs live audio of conversations between field and replay officials with the video those officials are reviewing.

His season has been uneven

Leavitt has 574 passing yards, two passing touchdowns and four interceptions, plus 135 rushing yards and five rushing scores through two games.

Landen Clark could step in

Clark, a transfer from Elon, has been the first quarterback off LSU’s bench in both games despite being listed third on the depth chart.

Doubtful is not official

The SEC designation means Leavitt is unlikely to play but does not rule him out before the final availability report.

Clearlake already held the majority

Before the deal, Clearlake owned 61.5%, while Boehly, Walter and Hansjörg Wyss each held 12.83%.

The sellers receive £950 million

Walter and Boehly will reportedly receive £950 million for their combined stake, while the £5 billion valuation includes the club’s debt.

The group promised major investment

When the consortium bought Chelsea for £2.5 billion in 2022, it also committed a further £1.75 billion to investment in the club.

Festival momentum has not secured distribution

Despite the Venice response and upcoming London screening, Universal has made no plans to release the film in the U.K. or elsewhere in Europe.

Universal could pay to walk away

Under the deal, Universal would owe the filmmakers a kill fee and they could then sell the international rights to other distributors.

HBO controls North American streaming

HBO has the North American television and streaming rights, but the film could not air there until February at the earliest because filmmakers kept a four-month pay-per-view window.

The law is not yet enacted

Netanyahu described proposed legislation, so the article does not say that anyone’s citizenship has already been revoked.

Damages could rise twentyfold

The proposed financial measure would sharply increase the amount people could be sued for if their statements were treated as defamation.

The film includes military voices

“NAZA” features interviews with 24 Israeli intelligence officers and soldiers and was co-directed by Israeli citizens Yuval Abraham and Rachel Szor.

The closure is not total

The REACH extension is expected to stay open, along with limited offsite programming, the National Symphony Orchestra, and signature events such as the Kennedy Center Honors and Mark Twain Prize.

Money problems are immediate

Administrators told the board that the center's finances could reach bankruptcy within weeks, while ticket sales and staffing have already sharply declined.

Congress controls memorial changes

The judge said the board cannot install Trump's name or rename the grounds because Congress designated the center as a living memorial to John F. Kennedy.

The system replaces passport stamps

EES records passport details, entries, exits, fingerprints, and facial images for most short-stay visitors from outside the EU.

Portugal saw extreme waits

At Lisbon Airport, reported queues reached four to six hours after biometric processing was added, compared with waits of up to three hours before EES.

Missed flights exposed the risk

At Milan Linate in April, 122 of 156 passengers reportedly missed an easyJet flight after passport-control queues stretched to about three hours.

The change depends on duration

American described adjustments as a response to fuel prices staying elevated over the long term, rather than a guaranteed immediate cut.

Growth could slow first

The airline’s CEO specifically pointed to slower growth in 2027 as one possible result of continued fuel-cost pressure.

Executives called them trade-offs

American’s leadership framed the decision as balancing capacity plans against higher fuel costs, rather than announcing a specific route or flight reduction.

Pet fees vary widely

The listed properties range from no additional charge at Kimpton Brice and Thompson Savannah to fees of $75, $100, or $200 elsewhere.

Room rules can limit plans

Hotel Bardo and Andaz Savannah do not allow dogs to remain unattended in rooms, while Andaz can help arrange outside pet care.

Amenities go beyond basics

Several hotels provide beds, bowls, treats, waste-bag holders, bandanas, patios, or access to dog-friendly common areas.

Fluency limits comprehension

When reading is slow and effortful, students have less mental attention available to follow ideas and understand meaning.

A purchase was expensive

District leaders estimated that buying a comprehensive core reading program could cost close to $1 million, helping drive the decision to build units themselves.

Content lessons build knowledge

The units connect reading with science and social studies so students gain the background knowledge needed for increasingly difficult texts without treating content as separate from literacy.

Most troubled schools are for-profit

Of the 500 schools with nonpayment rates of at least 40%, 424 are private, for-profit institutions and only 15 are public colleges.

Nonpayment has a clear threshold

The measure counts borrowers who are at least three months late or have gone more than nine months without paying, which is considered default.

Some schools enroll thousands

Tulsa Welding School had nearly 20,000 borrowers in repayment with more than half not paying, while UEI College had almost 32,000 borrowers in the data.

The measure tracks recent borrowers

A school’s nonpayment rate counts recent federal borrowers who are at least three months late on their payments.

UEI shows the scale

At UEI College, more than half of recent students were behind, representing over 17,000 borrowers.

Accountability remains paused

Schools with poor repayment results are still eligible to enroll students because the Education Department’s enforcement system was paused during the pandemic.

Check the bag details

Affected products came in clear 4-ounce ziplock bags with UPC 8 38796 00105 1 and use-by dates from September 7 through September 16, 2026.

Three states may have received them

The sprouts were made in Idaho and may have been sold by retailers in Washington, Idaho, and Montana.

Symptoms can be serious

Possible symptoms include fever, diarrhea that may be bloody, nausea, vomiting, and stomach pain.

Pain location offers clues

Entry pain is often linked to dryness or tight pelvic-floor muscles, while deeper pain can result from pressure on cysts, fibroids, scar tissue, or a tilted uterus.

Several conditions can overlap

Yeast infections, bacterial vaginosis, and sexually transmitted infections can all make sex painful, even when arousal and lubrication are not the problem.

Bleeding needs attention

Bleeding after sex can follow rough sex or dryness, but repeated or persistent bleeding may come from an abnormality in the cervix or vagina.

Several factors can amplify it

Poor sleep can lower fullness signals and raise hunger signals, while ongoing stress and repeated dieting may make food thoughts more persistent.

The effects reach beyond eating

Excessive food noise can contribute to anxiety and shame, restriction or overexercise, and difficulty concentrating or connecting with others.

A questionnaire can help identify it

The Food Noise Questionnaire asks whether food thoughts feel constant, uncontrollable, distracting, or harmful to everyday life.