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• Devastating Nebraska Floods Threaten to Stretch into the South
• Volvo Plans to Equip Cars with Sensors to Stop Drunk or Dangerous Drivers
• FDA Study Finds Filtering Beverages May Add Heavy Metals
• Chemical Fire Timeline Abandoned as Plume Towers Over Houston
• Supreme Court: Manufacturers Must Warn of Asbestos in Parts Added by Others
• Jet Funding May Add to Boeing’s $100 Million-a-Month Max Pain
• Lyft and Uber Fly to Hawaii to Build Their Own Captive Insurers
• Tesla Plant Sees 195% Surge in Time Away Due to Injuries
• Pence Arrives in Nebraska to Review ‘Bomb Cyclone’ Flooding
• State Drops Charges against Official Who Pushed Car with Truck
• U.S. Reviewing Boeing’s Safety Self-Assessments During Max 8 Development
• Nevada Lawmakers Mulling ‘Textalyzer’ for Car Crash Investigations
• Investigators Pin Thomas Fire on Southern California Power Lines
• Climate Advocates Cheer Trump Policy Shift on Flood Insurance
• Once Sanctuaries, Houses of Worship Struggle with Security

• State Lawmakers Embrace Electric Scooters Even as Statistics Track Increasing Injuries
• N.Y. Legislature Passes Bill to Expand School Zone Speed Cameras
• Bayer Loses First Round in Legal Battle over Claim that Roundup Caused Cancer
• Houston Chemical-Fire Smoke Set to Descend, Closing Schools
• Butterball Recalls Ground Turkey after 4 Salmonella Cases
• Norsk Hydro Ransomware Attack Is ‘Severe,’ but Common