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Sunday, May 3, 2026

Top StoryMay 3

Police Heroes Pull Mother from Raging Flood in San Bernardino

Three California police officers braved chest-high floodwaters to rescue a mother trapped in her vehicle, saving her and her three children from a flash flood. Dashcam video captured the heart-pounding moments as rushing waters threatened to sweep the family away. The dramatic save underscores the growing dangers of extreme weather across the West.

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76ers Stun Celtics with Historic 3-1 Comeback in Game 7 Thriller

In a collapse for the ages, the Boston Celtics blew a 3-1 series lead and fell to the Philadelphia 76ers in Game 7 of the NBA playoffs' second round. Joel Embiid powered Philly to an NBA-record comeback, snapping Boston's perfect 32-0 mark when up 3-1. The shocking upset ends the Celtics' title hopes early.

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Booker Torches Grizzlies for 36 as Suns Cruise to 131-105 Rout

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Dinsick's Derby Pick 5: Crude Velocity to Chief Walleye Eyes $10K Payout

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Lady Vols Reload, Rally for 2026 Title Charge

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Pochettino's World Cup Gamble: USMNT Faces Uncertainty Without Expected Veterans

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Local Business

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Pre-Tariff Import Frenzy Balloons U.S. Trade Deficit to Record $162B

Companies raced to stockpile goods ahead of President Trump's new tariffs, propelling the U.S. goods-trade deficit to a historic $162 billion in March 2025. Imports surged 5% to $342.7 billion, potentially dooming first-quarter GDP to contraction. As the 2026 Trade Policy Agenda ramps up protectionism, businesses brace for higher costs and shifting global chains.

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Fed Cuts Rates as Economy Cools, Signals More Ahead

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Inflation Squeezes U.S. Wallets as Spending Stalls

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Mortgage Rates Surge to 6.71%, Freezing US Housing Market

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Big Tech's Q1 Boom: AI Fuels Revenue Surge Despite Massive CapEx

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National

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Federal Aid Flows to Florida as Hurricane Recovery Intensifies

The federal government has mobilized nearly $147 million in emergency funding for Florida's hurricane recovery efforts, reimbursing state and local governments for debris removal, infrastructure repairs, and restoration projects. The aid represents part of a broader federal commitment to help Florida rebuild following a series of devastating storms.

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