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Thunderstorms with a high of 93 °F (33.9 °C) and a 30% chance of precipitation. Winds variable at 2 to 7 mph (3.2 to 11.3 kph).
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Cloudy with a 25% chance of precipitation. Winds variable at 4 to 9 mph (6.4 to 14.5 kph). The overnight low will be 82 °F (27.8 °C).
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Thunderstorms today with a high of 92 °F (33.3 °C) and a low of 82 °F (27.8 °C). There is a 25% chance of precipitation.
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Thunderstorms today with a high of 90 °F (32.2 °C) and a low of 81 °F (27.2 °C). There is a 40% chance of precipitation.
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Thunderstorms today with a high of 89 °F (31.7 °C) and a low of 80 °F (26.7 °C). There is a 40% chance of precipitation.
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Thunderstorms today with a high of 90 °F (32.2 °C) and a low of 80 °F (26.7 °C). There is a 30% chance of precipitation.
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Thunderstorms today with a high of 90 °F (32.2 °C) and a low of 80 °F (26.7 °C). There is a 35% chance of precipitation.
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Thunderstorms today with a high of 91 °F (32.8 °C) and a low of 80 °F (26.7 °C). There is a 25% chance of precipitation.
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Thunderstorms today with a high of 91 °F (32.8 °C) and a low of 81 °F (27.2 °C).
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Thunderstorms today with a high of 90 °F (32.2 °C) and a low of 81 °F (27.2 °C). There is a 30% chance of precipitation.
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Thunderstorms today with a high of 90 °F (32.2 °C) and a low of 81 °F (27.2 °C). There is a 35% chance of precipitation.
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Wind & pressure
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Details
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Feels like38°
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Humidity94%
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Visibility11.90 km
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UV Index0 (Low)
Today - Thunderstorms with a high of 93 °F (33.9 °C) and a 30% chance of precipitation. Winds variable at 2 to 7 mph (3.2 to 11.3 kph).
Tonight - Cloudy with a 25% chance of precipitation. Winds variable at 4 to 9 mph (6.4 to 14.5 kph). The overnight low will be 82 °F (27.8 °C).
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Yahoo News Singapore • 12 hours ago
'No mystery' as to why ministerial committee was set up over 38 Oxley Road issue: Tharman
Ministerial committees are a means of ensuring that important issues are given "in-depth attention", and is a practice that started many years ago, said Deputy Prime Minister Tharman Shanmugaratnam on Thursday (22 June). "I have to say there is no mystery as to why a ministerial committee was set up to look into the options for 38 Oxley Road. DPM Teo, who chairs Cabinet on matters to do with the house, has explained straightforwardly why he set it up."
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AFP News • 2 hours agoSanchez makes history as Chile draw with Germany
Arsenal's Alexis Sanchez became Chile's all-time top-scorer with his 38th international goal in Thursday's 1-1 draw with Germany at the Confederations Cup. "I'm very happy to be Chile's top-scorer now, our dream is to win this tournament and we feel we have a chance," said Sanchez, who refused to be drawn about his Arsenal future. "We played well in the first half, but Germany adapted very well to how we were playing.
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AFP News • yesterdayEx-Wimbledon champ Boris Becker shocked by bankruptcy
Former German tennis star Boris Becker said he was "surprised and disappointed" after being declared bankrupt by a court in London on Wednesday for failing to pay a "substantial" long-standing debt. Lawyers for the three-time former Wimbledon champion pleaded with a Bankruptcy Court registrar to allow Becker a "last chance" to pay off the debt which dates back to 2015. "Surprised and disappointed that Arbuthnot Latham chose to bring these proceedings against me," Becker, 49, wrote on Twitter, referring to the bankruptcy application made by private bankers Arbuthnot Latham & Co in connection with a judgment debt owed to them by the six-time major winner.
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AFP News • yesterdayLooking back: The Hong Kongers who left
In the years leading up to the return of Hong Kong to China by Britain in 1997, thousands of residents fearful of the future under Beijing jumped ship to start a new life abroad. As the semi-autonomous city prepares to mark 20 years since the handover and fears grow that China is tightening its grip, those who left are reflecting on their decision to abandon the home they loved. Philip Fok moved to Australia in 1992 with his wife and two children because he felt unsure of what would happen after July 1 1997.
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Yahoo News Singapore • 2 days ago
9 'extremist' publications by radical Singaporean preacher banned: MCI
The Ministry of Communications and Information (MCI) has banned nine publications by Singaporean preacher Rasul Dahri. In a media release on Tuesday (20 June), the ministry said that the works "contain extremist religious views which include denigrating remarks of other religious groups" and have been gazetted as prohibited publications under the Undesirable Publications Act.
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AFP News • 2 days agoRuling dynasty gave its name to Saudi Arabia
The Al-Saud dynasty gave its family name to the Gulf Arab monarchy of Saudi Arabia ruled by the sons of founder Abdul Aziz bin Saud. The Al-Sauds trace their origins to the 1700s, when Saud bin Mohammad reigned as a local sheikh in the central Arabian peninsula, the birthplace two centuries later of the only country in the world named after a family. Mohammad's descendants lost control to Ottoman forces in 1818, but six years later the Saud family retook the desert seat of Riyadh only to squabble over the succession.
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AFP News • yesterdayIS blows up Mosul mosque where Baghdadi became 'caliph'
Jihadists on Wednesday blew up Mosul's iconic leaning minaret and the adjacent mosque where their leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi in 2014 declared himself "caliph" in his only public appearance, Iraqi officials said. The Islamic State group swiftly issued a statement via its Amaq propaganda agency blaming a US strike, but the US-led coalition condemned the destruction as a crime against "the people of Mosul and all of Iraq". Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said the destruction of the sites was "an official declaration of defeat" from the jihadists in the eight-month-old battle for Mosul.
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AFP News • 2 hours ago6.8-magnitude quake hits Guatemala, second in eight days: USGS
A powerful 6.8-magnitude earthquake hit near Guatemala's coast Thursday, injuring four people and damaging homes and roads, officials said, just eight days after another strong tremor killed five people in the Central American country. The quake struck at 6:31 am (1231 GMT) with its epicenter in the Pacific Ocean at a depth of 46.8 kilometers, about 23 kilometers (14 miles) southwest of Puerto San Jose, the US Geological Survey said. The Guatemalan Seismological Institute measured the quake at a magnitude of 6.7.
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AFP News • 3 hours agoLiverpool sign Mohamed Salah from Roma
Liverpool on Thursday completed the signing of Egyptian winger Mohamed Salah from AS Roma for a fee reported to be 39 million euros ($43.5 million). The 25-year-old agreed a five-year contract with the Premier League giants. Salah, who has also played for Basel, Chelsea and Fiorentina, has been capped 52 times, scoring 29 international goals.
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UNTV News • 28 minutes ago
No enough space for “bakwits” in evacuation center in Baloi, Lanao Del Norte
A month after the crisis in Marawi City broke out, the current number of evacuees at an evacuation center in Baloi, Lanao Del Norte has already exceeded the capacity of the temporary shelter. The intense heat also causes evacuees especially children to get ill. This is why the “bakwits” (evacuees) are asking the DSWD to […] The post No enough space for “bakwits” in evacuation center in Baloi, Lanao Del Norte appeared first on UNTV News.
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AFP News • 21 hours agoBrits and Thais race to close stolen supercar pipeline
Dozens of supercars including Lamborghinis, Porsches and BMWs have been stolen from the streets of Britain and shipped to Thailand in a complex scam that police from both countries are now rushing to dismantle. Sparked by a British request to retrieve the lifted vehicles, detectives in Bangkok have launched a series of raids against dealers in recent weeks. More than 120 top-of-the-range sports cars have since been seized, including some identified as stolen from Britain.
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AFP News • 20 hours agoTrump's new idea -- a 'solar wall' on Mexican border
US President Donald Trump pitched a new concept to his supporters for the wall he intends to erect on the Mexican border: cover it with solar panels -- and use the energy to cover construction costs. "Yes, we will build a wall," he told a crowd in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Right?" quipped the president, whose initial pledge to make Mexico pay for the wall has met with stiff resistance from America's southern neighbor.
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AFP News • yesterdayRonaldo delights in handing Portugal victory over hosts Russia
Cristiano Ronaldo said Portugal were worthy winners after scoring his first goal of the Confederations Cup to steer his country to a 1-0 victory over hosts Russia on Wednesday. The Real Madrid star brushed off the tax storm clouding his club future by heading in the only goal in Moscow after just eight minutes to send the Euro 2016 champions above Russia at the top of Group A. "We're very happy, it's the first time Portugal have won in Russia.
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AFP News • yesterdayIslamic militants take hostages at Philippine school: army
Islamic militants occupied a primary school and took hostages in a southern Philippine village on Wednesday, a few hours drive from a city where other jihadists were fighting a month-long war, authorities said. Encinas said the gunmen had planted improvised bombs around the school, a small building in a rural area, and that soldiers had surrounded it. The unrest occurred in Pigkawayan, a farming town about 160 kilometres (100 miles) from Marawi city where fighters linked to the Islamic State (IS) group have been battling troops for a month in a conflict that has claimed hundreds of lives.
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AFP News • 15 hours agoNATO jet approaches Russian defence minister's plane
A NATO military plane on Wednesday approached the plane of Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu above the Baltic Sea, Russian news agencies reported, the third such encounter in three days. A NATO fighter jet tried to approach Shoigu's plane but a Russian escort plane intervened to defend it, Interfax news agency reported, citing journalists accompanying the minister. The escort plane, a Sukhoi SU-27, demonstrated it was armed by rocking its wings, after which the NATO plane flew off, Interfax reported.
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The Malay Mail Online • yesterdayWhy PPBM feels it should lead Pakatan Harapan
KUALA LUMPUR, June 22 — Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia (PPBM) has defended its proposal for Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad and Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin to respectively be Pakatan Harapan’s chairman...
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AFP News • 1 hour agoBritain's May vows EU citizens can stay after Brexit
British Prime Minister Theresa May promised Thursday to let EU citizens stay after Brexit as she met sceptical European leaders for the first time since her disastrous election gamble. German Chancellor Angela Merkel said the plans were a "good start", but added that "there are still many, many other questions" to be dealt with over Brexit. Merkel had earlier made clear that Britain's exit was not at the top of the agenda for the remaining 27 EU members, as they try to capitalise on a renewed sense of optimism to put the bloc back on track after years of austerity and crisis.
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The Malay Mail Online • 30 minutes agoMinister: SPAD own entity because public transport too big for Transport Ministry
KUALA LUMPUR, June 23 — The Land Public Transport Commission (SPAD) is placed under the Prime Minister’s Department so the Transport Ministry (MOT) can focus on the already broad areas of...
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AFP News • 46 minutes agoCorruption scandals muddy Mongolia's presidential vote
Mongolians pick a new president Monday after a campaign marred by corruption scandals plaguing all three candidates, from jobs for cash to offshore accounts and donations from an alleged cult. "We are forced to choose the lesser of three evils," Dugersurengiin Sukhjargalmaa, a former member of the Mongolia People's Party (MPP) and advisor for national gender justice organisation MONFEMNET, told AFP. The candidates are Mieygombo Enkhbold for the Mongolian People's Party -- which controls the parliament -- Khaltmaa Battulga for the opposition Democratic Party (DP) and Sainkhuu Ganbaatar for the Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party.
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AFP News • 1 hour agoUS slams Russian intimidation of OSCE in Ukraine
The United States on Thursday accused pro-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine of a campaign of "violence and harassment" against unarmed OSCE teams monitoring the conflict. State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said Washington is "deeply concerned" about the situation, describing the rebels as "Russian-led, Russian-funded and Russian-trained." A ceasefire between Ukrainian troops and the separatists is to come into effect this weekend, under the watchful gaze of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe. Nauert said that in a June 20 incident, separatist forces had fired at retreating OSCE vehicles, and noted that an American paramedic had been killed in an explosion in April.
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AFP News • 1 hour agoEU agrees to extend Russia economic sanctions
EU leaders agreed Thursday to roll over damaging economic sanctions against Russia for another six months because Moscow has failed to meet its Ukraine ceasefire commitments, EU president Donald Tusk said. EU will extend economic sanctions against Russia for their lack of implementing the Minsk agreement," Tusk tweeted at an EU leaders summit in Brussels. The EU imposed the economic sanctions against Russia after the shooting down of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 in July 2014 with heavy loss of life, blamed by the EU on pro-Russian rebels in eastern Ukraine.
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AFP News • 2 hours agoFears for thousands of tower block residents after London inferno
Tower blocks housing thousands of people across England are being urgently tested to check if their outer coverings pose a serious fire risk following the Grenfell Tower disaster, with nearly a dozen already testing positive for combustible material. Prime Minister Theresa May said the government had arranged to test cladding on "all relevant tower blocks" following the deadly June 14 inferno. At least 11 public housing blocks in eight locations including London and Manchester have already been found to be covered in combustible material, local government minister Sajid Javid said on Thursday in a letter to MPs.
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Reuters • 32 minutes ago
Investor activists sceptical about MSCI China inclusion
(Repeats June 22 story with no changes to text) * Past two years sees scandals, surge in short-seller attacks * China lagging Asia peers, ranks 9 out of 11 - ACGA * Increased government interference of new Party committees * Stock-pickers say governance problems create alpha opportunities HONG KONG, June 22 (Reuters) - MSCI's decision to add China-listed stocks to a key benchmark will give investors a stake in China's growth, but the cost of such access will be exposure to persistently weak corporate governance in the country, investor activists and analysts said. The decision was hailed as a major endorsement of China's reform agenda, but it also comes at a time of renewed concerns following a flurry of corporate scandals and a surge in public campaigns by activist investors alleging problems with fraud, financial engineering and market manipulation.
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AFP News • yesterdayUS declining role the biggest threat to global security, says ex-spy chief
A former head of Britain's foreign intelligence agency told an Israeli security conference Wednesday that the United States' declining world role under President Donald Trump is today's greatest menace. "The biggest threat the world faces is how we all adjust to the progressive withdrawal of responsible American leadership and the network of alliances that America maintained with Europe, with Asian countries and the pattern of alliances and partnerships they had across this region," John Sawers said. "It is now having a major impact in the security world, and I think it's how we adjust to that -- the behaviours of other countries trying to take advantage of it -- which poses the biggest threat in the world." Since taking office in January, Trump has pledged to overhaul former president Barack Obama's deal to restore ties with Cuba, reaffirming the existing US trade embargo and tightening rules for Americans visiting the island.
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AFP News • 50 minutes agoRepublicans unveil Senate health bill, but lack votes to pass it
US Senate Republicans on Thursday unveiled a revamped health care plan aimed at fulfilling President Donald Trump's pledge to repeal Obamacare, but a revolt by four conservatives put the bill in immediate jeopardy. Democrats formed a united front against the controversial measure, blasting it as a "war on Medicaid," the health care program for lower income Americans, and calling it worse than one that passed the House of Representatives in May. For the past seven years, Republicans have worked to repeal of the landmark health reforms of Trump's Democratic predecessor Barack Obama.
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