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Warning: Storms in the forecast may be stronger than they appear on social media
Before Hurricane Helene began ravaging swaths of the southeastern U.S., Amanda Wright had expected a little rain and maybe some flooding to hit the area around Knoxville, Tennessee, where she lives. | Date: |
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GOP lawmaker deletes racist social media post after swift backlash
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