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Publix Eliminates 10-Item Limit in Express Checkout Lanes to Improve Efficiency

Publix Eliminates 10-Item Limit in Express Checkout Lanes to Improve Efficiency

Publix Eliminates 10-Item Limit in Express Checkout Lanes to Improve Efficiency
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Home Depot faces uphill battle amid a growing customer problem

Home Depot faces uphill battle amid a growing customer problem

Home Depot is navigating a challenging environment as it looks for ways to strengthen its business.
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Falic Group Acquires DFS's Luxury Travel Retail Business at Zayed International Airport, Expanding Middle East Presence

Falic Group Acquires DFS's Luxury Travel Retail Business at Zayed International Airport, Expanding Middle East Presence

Falic Group Acquires DFS's Luxury Travel Retail Business at Zayed International Airport, Expanding Middle East Presence
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Former USF coach Alex Golesh and QB Byrum Brown give Auburn hope on the Plains

Former USF coach Alex Golesh and QB Byrum Brown give Auburn hope on the Plains

Dynamic quarterback Byrum Brown, who followed coach Alex Golesh from South Florida, should give Auburn a chance to take a quick step forward in the stacked Southeastern Conference
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No. 25 Missouri faces a brutal slate as QB Austin Simmons arrives and RB Ahmad Hardy recovers

No. 25 Missouri faces a brutal slate as QB Austin Simmons arrives and RB Ahmad Hardy recovers

No. 25 Missouri has gone to six bowl games in six seasons under Eli Drinkwitz, including an 11-2 finish in 2023 with a Cotton Bowl win over Ohio State
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Florida Cities Break Heat Records Amid Soaring Temperatures

Florida Cities Break Heat Records Amid Soaring Temperatures

Florida experienced record-breaking heat on August 18, 2026, with multiple cities reaching unprecedented high temperatures. Miami hit 100°F (37.8°C), marking only the second time in recorded history since 1895 that the city reached triple digits. Tallahassee also recorded 100°F (37.8°C), its second consecutive day at this level. Other cities, including Fort Lauderdale, Jacksonville, Melbourne, and Gainesville, saw highs ranging from 96°F (35.6°C) to 98°F (36.7°C). Meteorologists attribute the extreme heat to a persistent high-pressure system over the Southeast U.S., which prevents cloud formation and rainfall, allowing more sunlight to heat the surface. The heat dome is expected to shift westward, potentially bringing relief to Florida in the coming days.
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Analysis-Target's grocery bet is paying off. Now it must get shoppers beyond the snack aisle

Analysis-Target's grocery bet is paying off. Now it must get shoppers beyond the snack aisle

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Southern U.S. Endures Prolonged Heat Wave with Record Temperatures

Southern U.S. Endures Prolonged Heat Wave with Record Temperatures

A persistent heat dome is causing a dangerous heat wave across the southern U.S., with temperatures soaring into the triple digits. Heat indices have exceeded 105°F (40.5°C) in areas like southern Georgia, coastal South Carolina, and the Florida Panhandle. Cities such as Miami, Little Rock, and Memphis are experiencing record-breaking highs, with Miami tying its all-time record of 100°F (37.8°C) on Tuesday. The heat wave is expected to continue through much of next week, with little relief at night as temperatures remain in the 70s°F (21-26°C).
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Five Americans, Including Telemundo Executive, Die in Kenya Helicopter Crash

Five Americans, Including Telemundo Executive, Die in Kenya Helicopter Crash

Five American citizens were among seven people killed in a helicopter crash in a remote area of northern Kenya. The U.S. State Department confirmed the deaths, stating that the U.S. Embassy is in contact with local authorities and providing consular assistance. The aircraft, operated by Lady Lori Kenya, crashed in the foothills of Mount Ololokwe in Samburu County at 9:13 a.m. local time. All six passengers and the pilot perished. Among the deceased was José Suárez, 55, president and general manager of multiple Telemundo-owned stations in Florida, as confirmed by NBCUniversal News Group Chairman Cesar Conde. Suárez had a nearly 20-year career with NBCUniversal, leading stations in various U.S. cities. The crash site presented difficult terrain and a fire, impeding search and recovery efforts by Kenya’s Red Cross. Ecuadorian officials also confirmed the deaths of Michele Sensi-Contugi Ycaza, the country’s director general of the national intelligence center, and his wife, Stephany Hollihan Vásconez. Miami re...
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‘The streets are empty:’ How Miami’s Little Haiti reacted to losing TPS

‘The streets are empty:’ How Miami’s Little Haiti reacted to losing TPS

In Little Haiti, the largest community of Haitians living in the U.S., the end of TPS has disrupted life at every level.
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Target Reports Doubled Quarterly Profit and Increased Sales, Signaling Turnaround

Target Reports Doubled Quarterly Profit and Increased Sales, Signaling Turnaround

Target Reports Doubled Quarterly Profit and Increased Sales, Signaling Turnaround
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Florida Heat Shatters Records as Miami Hits 100°F

Florida Heat Shatters Records as Miami Hits 100°F

A persistent high-pressure system over the Southeast U.S. has caused record-breaking heat across Florida, with at least 10 cities setting or tying high-temperature records on August 18, 2026. Miami reached 100°F (37.8°C) for only the second time in 131 years, with the first occurrence dating back to 1942. Tallahassee also hit 100°F (37.8°C) for the second consecutive day. Other cities, including Fort Lauderdale, Jacksonville, Melbourne, and Gainesville, recorded highs ranging from 96°F (35.6°C) to 98°F (36.7°C). The high-pressure system is preventing cloud formation and rainfall, allowing for more direct sunlight and higher temperatures. Meteorologists predict the heat dome will gradually shift westward, potentially bringing relief to Florida later in the week.