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Morning digest: June 15, 2022

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West Virginia is in the grips of a major heat event this week with muggy conditions and temperatures expected to hit record highs again today. A lot of folks are enduring conditions with no A/C still awaiting power restoration after Monday's storms. Lawmakers discuss school safety in West Virginia in the wake of the Texas school shooting.

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Morning digest: June 15, 2022

A select list of stories to read before you start your day

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Kyodo News Digest: June 15, 2022

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Morning Headlines - Wednesday, Jun. 15, 2022

U.S. and World HeadlinesNo More 'Pariah' State As Biden Seeks Help From The Saudis As Gas Prices SkyrocketPresident Biden is slated to make his first trip since taking office to the oil-rich nation of Saudi Arabia in July, with what some observers say is the goal of reducing gasoline prices for consumers and confronting Iran’s nuclear weapons program.U.S.-Saudi relations have hit a historic nadir. Earlier this year Saudi Arabia reportedly refuse…

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MetroNews This Morning 6-15

West Virginia is in the grips of a major heat event this week with muggy conditions and temperatures expected to hit record highs again today. There is a heat advisory in effect for most of the southern and western counties. A lot of folks are enduring conditions with no A/C still awaiting power restoration after Monday’s storms. Mon Power and Appalachian Power are working to restore service statewide. Lawmakers discuss school safety in West Vir…

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