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Tropical Storm Jerry Forms in Atlantic, Steady Strengthening Expected — Deniz by Murat Halıcı/Pexels / Pexels

Natural Disasters · United States

Tropical Storm Jerry Forms in Atlantic, Steady Strengthening Expected

65% Center coverage: 143 sources

A tropical depression is likely to form by midweek as it moves quickly across the central tropical Atlantic.See the Story

US air traffic control staffing hit for second day, delaying flights — REUTERS / FES376

Travel · United States

US air traffic control staffing hit for second day, delaying flights

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Air traffic control staffing issues are delaying flights for a second straight day at numerous U.S. airports as the government shutdown reaches its seventh day, the Federal Aviation Administration said in a notice on Tuesday.See the Story

Landslide hits a bus in northern India, killing at least 15 people — -/AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

Accident · Himachal Pradesh

Landslide hits a bus in northern India, killing at least 15 people

38% Right coverage: 42 sources

At least 15 people were killed late Tuesday after debris from a massive landslide hit a bus in India’s northern state of Himachal Pradesh, local authorities said.See the Story

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