Inflation has dropped below 3% for the first time in years, with President Biden attributing it to his policies. Although the fall in prices is seen as a positive development, there are concerns about whether Americans are truly feeling the impact of this change. The news comes amidst a warning from the CDC about a rise in parvovirus cases, particularly concerning for pregnant women. In other news, the law enforcement is offering a higher reward for an escaped convicted murderer in North Carolina, while campaigns are presenting competing visions of the economy. Additionally, a man shares his struggle to overcome addiction and pursue a career in law after being initially blocked from getting a license. The world’s largest iceberg is seen spinning at sea, Ukraine makes significant battlefield gains against Russia, and Hurricane Ernesto causes power outages in Puerto Rico. A new Jackie Robinson statue is erected in Kansas after the original was stolen, and researchers are investigating sick sea lions along the California coast. The Nebraska congressional district could play a crucial role in the presidential election, Starbucks replaces its CEO with the head of Chipotle, and Israel prepares for a potential Iranian attack. Missouri and Arizona introduce abortion-related ballot measures, and over 40 people are hospitalized due to a listeria outbreak from deli meat. Former President Trump returns to Twitter for an interview with Elon Musk, and a man is charged with an antisemitic hate crime near a synagogue in NYC. A preliminary 4.4-magnitude earthquake shakes Los Angeles, while young voters engage in political discussions during a polarized election season.
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