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Air quality across Oregon was listed as "hazardous" or "very unhealthy," and a dense smoke advisory remained in effect for much of the state. Similar warnings were issued for Washington state.
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Latino leaders say Joe Biden's outreach falls short and he is risking his chance to win Florida. A Biden visit to Miami on Tuesday — and a cash infusion from Mike Bloomberg — reflect a scramble to catch up.
About 1.3 million state and local government employees have lost their jobs since March, and economists project that number will more than double in the next 18 months without help from Congress and the White House.
The tropical storm, expected to bring dangerous surge and flooding, threatens southeast Louisiana, including New Orleans, and coastal Mississippi. It is forecast to make landfall Tuesday and may rapidly intensify to a Category 2 storm before doing so.
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