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  Texas coastal residents told to expect power outages, flooding as Beryl moves closer
  to landfall
  
  MATAGORDA, Texas (AP) - Beryl began lashing Texas with rain and intensifying winds Sunday as coastal residents boarded up windows, left beach towns under evacuation orders and prepared for the powerful storm that has already cut a deadly path
  through parts of Mexico and the Caribbean.
  
  Although Beryl remained a tropical storm Sunday as it churned
  toward Texas, it threatened to potentially regain hurricane
  strength in the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico before making landfall early Monday.
  The storm was projected to come ashore in the middle of the Texas coast around Matagorda Bay, an area about 100 miles
  (161 kilometers) south of Houston, but officials cautioned the path could still change.
  
  
  Texas officials warned the storm would cause power outages and flooding but also expressed worry that not enough coastal residents
  and beach vacationers in Beryl's path were heeding warnings to leave.
  
  
  
  "One of the things that kind of trigger our concern a little bit, we´ve looked at all of the roads leaving the coast and the maps are still green," said Texas Lt.
  Gov. Dan Patrick, who is serving as the state's acting
  governor while Gov. Greg Abbott is travelling overseas.
  "So we don´t see many people leaving."
  
  Along the Texas coast, many residents and business owners took the typical storm precautions, but also expressed
  uncertainty about the storm's intensity.
  
  ___
  
  Persistent heat wave in the US shatters new records, causes deaths in the West and grips the East
  
  LOS ANGELES (AP) - A long-running heat wave that has already shattered previous records across the U.S.
  persisted on Sunday, baking parts of the West with dangerous temperatures that
  caused the death of a motorcyclist in Death Valley and
  held the East in its hot and humid grip.
  
  An excessive heat warning - the National Weather Service's highest alert - was in effect for about 36 million people, or about 10% of the population, said NWS meteorologist Bryan Jackson. Dozens
  of locations in the West and Pacific Northwest
  tied or broke previous heat records.
  
  Many areas in Northern California surpassed 110 degrees (43.3 C), with the city
  of Redding topping out at a record 119 (48.3 C). Phoenix set
  a new daily record Sunday for the warmest low temperature: it never got below 92 F (33.3
  C).
  
  A high temperature of 128 F (53.3 C) was recorded Saturday and
  Sunday at Death Valley National Park in eastern California,
  where a visitor died Saturday from heat exposure and another person was hospitalized, officials
  said.
  
  The two visitors were part of a group of six motorcyclists riding through the Badwater Basin area amid
  scorching weather, the park said in a statement.
  
  ___
  
  French vote gives leftists most seats over far right, but leaves hung parliament and deadlock
  
  PARIS (AP) - A coalition of the French left won the most seats in high-stakes legislative elections, according to final results early Monday,
  beating back a far-right surge but failing to win a majority.
  The outcome left France facing the stunning prospect of a hung parliament and threatened political
  paralysis in a pillar of the European Union and Olympic host country.
  
  
  
  That could rattle markets and the French economy, the EU´s second-largest, and have far-ranging implications for the war
  in Ukraine, global diplomacy and Europe´s economic stability.
  
  
  
  In calling the election on June 9, after the far right surged in French
  voting for the European Parliament, President Emmanuel Macron said sending voters back to the ballot boxes
  would provide "clarification."
  
  On almost every level, that gamble appears to have backfired.
  According to the second-round results tallied early Monday, a leftist coalition surged to take the most
  seats in parliament, with 182. Macron´s centrists have 168 seats and the unpopular president will have to form
  alliances to run the government. Marine Le Pen´s far-right National Rally, which
  had led in the first round of voting, got
  143 seats.
  
  That means all three main blocs are well short of the 289
  seats needed to control the 577-seat National Assembly.
  
  
  ___
  
  While Biden campaigns in Pennsylvania, some Democratic leaders in the House say he should step
  aside
  
  HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - President Joe Biden urged his supporters to stay unified during
  a series of Sunday stops in critical Pennsylvania on Sunday, even as some leading congressional Democrats privately suggested it was time for him to abandon his reelection bid
  because of intensifying questions about whether he's fit for another term.
  
  
  Addressing a rousing church service in front of stained glass windows
  bathed in sunshine at Philadelphia's Mount Airy Church of God in Christ, the 81-year-old Biden joked,
  "I know I look 40" but "I´ve been doing this a long time."
  
  "I, honest to God, have never been more optimistic about America´s future if we stick together," he said.
  
  
  There and during a subsequent rally with union members in Harrisburg, Biden offered short
  speeches that touched on familiar topics. But he also left plenty of room for key backers to discuss standing by him.
  In that way, the Pennsylvania swing seemed meant to showcase support for the president from key political
  quarters more than proving he´s up to four more years.
  
  
  His party, though, remains deeply divided.
  
  ___
  
  Can you 'Trump-proof' NATO? As Biden falters, Europeans look to safeguard the military alliance
  
  WASHINGTON (AP) - Growing skepticism about President Joe Biden's reelection chances has European leaders
  heading to the NATO summit in Washington confronting the prospect that the military alliance's most prominent critic, Donald Trump,
  may return to power over its mightiest military.
  
  
  NATO - made up of 32 European and North American allies committed to defending one another from armed attack
  - will stress strength through solidarity as it celebrates its 75th
  anniversary during the summit starting Tuesday. Event host
  Biden, who pulled allies into a global network to help Ukraine
  fight off Russia's invasion, has called the alliance the
  most unified it has ever been.
  
  But behind the scenes, a dominant topic will be preparing
  for possible division, as the power of far-right
  forces unfriendly to NATO grows in the U.S. and other countries, including
  France, raising concerns about how strong support will stay for the alliance and the military aid that its members send to Ukraine.
  
  
  
  At the presidential debate, Biden asked Trump: "You´re going to stay in NATO or you´re going to pull out of NATO?" Trump tilted his head in a shrug.
  
  
  Biden's poor debate performance set off a frenzy about whether the 81-year-old president is
  fit for office or should step aside as the Democratic presidential
  candidate.
  
  ___
  
  Israeli protesters block highways, call for cease-fire to return hostages 9 months into war in Gaza
  
  TEL AVIV, Israel (AP) - Marking nine months since the war in Gaza started, Israeli
  protesters blocked highways across the country Sunday, calling on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to step down and pushing
  for a cease-fire to bring back scores of hostages held by Hamas.
  
  
  The demonstrations come as long-running efforts to broker a truce gained momentum last week when Hamas dropped a
  key demand for an Israeli commitment to end the war.
  The militant group still wants mediators to guarantee a permanent
  cease-fire, while Netanyahu is vowing to keep fighting until Israel
  destroys Hamas' military and governing capabilities.
  
  "Any deal will allow Israel to return and fight until all the goals of the war are achieved,"
  Netanyahu said in a statement Sunday that was likely to deepen Hamas' concerns about the proposal.
  
  
  Sunday´s "Day of Disruption" started at 6:29 a.m.,
  the same time Hamas militants launched the first rockets toward Israel
  in the Oct. 7 attack that triggered the war. Protesters blocked main roads
  and demonstrated outside of the homes of government ministers.
  
  
  Near the border with Gaza, Israeli protestors released 1,500 black and yellow balloons to symbolize those fellow citizens who were killed and
  abducted.
  
  ___
  
  Argentine President Milei heads to CPAC in Brazil, snubbing Lula and escalating a political feud
  
  BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) - Given the choice between a far-right convention to bash his enemies and a presidential summit to discuss regional trade policy, Argentine
  President Javier Milei preferred the stadium packed with cheering fans.
  
  
  The libertarian leader on Sunday strode onto the stage of Brazil's
  CPAC, an extension of the conservative political action conference, to a soundtrack of heavy metal rock.
  
  Basking in his cult-like following, Milei rhythmically threw his
  hands up in the air, chanting, "Freedom! as the audience hooted and pumped their fists.
  
  Before delivering his go-to manifesto about the evils of socialism and virtues of the free market, Milei gave a hearty hug to Brazil's hard-right former President Javier Bolsonaro, who just days earlier was indicted by federal police in a scheme to embezzle Saudi diamonds.
  
  "My friend Jair Bolsonaro is suffering judicial persecution," Milei said onstage from the conference in Brazil´s southern city of Balneario Camboriu.
  
  In skipping the Mercosur trade bloc summit in Paraguay and publicly backing Bolsonaro - who also stands accused of attempting to subvert Brazil´s 2022 election result - Milei delivered another harsh rebuke to Brazil´s President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, escalating a risky feud with his country´s biggest trading partner.
  
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  A US appeals court will review its prior order keeping banned books on shelves in a Texas county
  
  NEW ORLEANS (AP) - A federal appeals court in New Orleans is taking another look at its own order requiring a Texas county to keep eight books on public library shelves that deal with subjects including sex, gender identity and racism.
  
  Llano County officials had removed 17 books from its shelves amid complaints about the subject matter. Seven library patrons claimed the books were illegally removed in a lawsuit against county officials. U.S. District Judge Robert Pitman ruled last year that the books must be returned. Attorneys for Llano County say the books were returned while they appeal Pittman's order.
  
  While the library patrons say removing the books constitutes an illegal government squelching of viewpoints, county officials have argued that they have broad authority to decide which books belong on library shelves and that those decisions are a form of constitutionally protected government speech.
  
  On June 6, a panel of the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals split three ways on the case, resulting in an order that eight of the books had to be kept on the shelves, while nine others could be kept off.
  
  That order was vacated Wednesday evening after a majority of the 17-member court granted Llano County officials a new hearing before the full court. The order did not state reasons and the hearing hasn't yet been scheduled.
  
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  New British Prime Minister Starmer seeks to improve on 'botched' trade deal with European Union
  
  LONDON (AP) - British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is seeking to reset relations at home and abroad.
  
  During a visit Sunday to Edinburgh, that he billed as an "immediate
  reset" with the regional governments of Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales, Starmer said he would also seek to improve the U.K.'s "botched" trade deal with the European Union.
  
  "I do think that we can get a much better deal than the
  botched deal that (former Prime Minister) Boris Johnson saddled the U.K.
  
  with," he said in reference to the pact negotiated after Brexit.
  
  Starmer said there were many discussions ahead to strengthen trading, research and defense ties with the EU. But he said those talks had begun as his top diplomat made his first visit abroad to Germany, Poland and Sweden.
  
  With two of Starmer's ministers in Europe ahead of a NATO meeting next week, the premier made a point of visiting the leaders of the regional governments in the U.K. following his party´s landslide victory last week.
  
  ___
  
  `Despicable Me 4´ debuts with $122.6M as boom times return to the box office
  
  NEW YORK (AP) - After a historically bad first half of the year, the box office is suddenly booming.
  
  "Despicable Me 4," the Illumination Animation sequel, led the way over the holiday weekend with $75 million in ticket sales Friday through Sunday and $122.6 million since opening on Wednesday, according to studio estimates Sunday.
  
  The Independence Day holiday weekend haul for the Universal Pictures release further extends the considerable box-office reign of the Minions, arguably the most bankable force in movies today. And it also kept a summer streak going for Hollywood.
  
  Though overall ticket sales were down more than 40% from levels prior to the COVID 19 pandemic, heading into the summer moviegoing season, theaters have lately seen a succession of hits. After Sony´s "Bad Boys:
  Ride or Die" outperformed expectations, Pixar´s "Inside Out 2" rapidly cleared $1 billion in ticket sales worldwide, making it the first release since "Barbie" to reach that mark. Last weekend, the Paramount prequel "A Quiet Place:
  Day One" also came in above expectations.
  
  With "Deadpool & Wolverine" tracking for a $160 million launch later this month, Hollywood´s summer is looking up.
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