Rescuers in Spain raised the death toll from the worst floods in a generation to 205 as hopes of finding survivors faded, with dozens still missing. The deadly floods were caused by a destructive weather system known as DANA, a pattern believed to be growing more frequent due to climate change, particularly affecting Eastern and Southern Spain. Experts warn that an increase in temperature and warmer atmospheric conditions contribute to producing more frequent extreme episodes, as seen in this devastating event.
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Wall Street rises, focus shifts to US-China trade talks
Wall Street's main indexes have risen for three consecutive days as investors reacted to President Trump's comments on tariffs with China ahead of a crucial meeting this weekend. Trump suggested an 80% tariff, currently at 145%, which analysts like Thomas Hayes believe will lead to more reasonable negotiations over time. While the S&P 500 and Nasdaq are near levels from late March, about 76% of S&P 500 companies exceeded profit expectations, although many have pulled...
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