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Opinion: Americans don’t have enough in the bank to weather unrelenting disasters

Opinion by Daniel Kaniewski (CNN) — Natural disasters can have devastating financial consequences for individuals and households, yet few are fully protected. With a record number of recent disasters, including severe storms, flooding and wildfires, and an active hurricane season forecast that has already seen Beryl hit Texas, it’s a bad time to be disaster-poor.

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The Israel-Hezbollah war that no one wants could finally blow up

Analysis by Elliott Gotkine, CNN (CNN) — Back in May, Amos Hochstein, US President Joe Biden’s point-man for keeping a lid on tensions between Israel and the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah, spoke in a webinar. “What I worry about every single day,” he said, “is that a miscalculation or an accident… hits a bus full of children, or hits another kind of civilian target, that

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NBA and TNT’s parent company prepare for legal clash in sports rights battle for the ages

Analysis by Oliver Darcy, CNN New York (CNN) — The stage is now officially set for a high-stakes showdown between the NBA and TNT parent company Warner Bros. Discovery. The league on Wednesday rejected WBD’s offer to match a $1.8 billion per year bid from Amazon to broadcast the games, an expected move that pits the David Zaslav-led entertainment conglomerate

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China’s hosting Palestinian and Ukrainian delegations this week. But can it play peace broker in global conflicts?

Analysis by Simone McCarthy, CNN Hong Kong (CNN) — China’s top diplomat Wang Yi has had a busy week in which two devastating conflicts have loomed large. Wang started by gathering 14 Palestinian factions for reconciliation talks in Beijing, including bitter rivals Hamas and Fatah, before meeting on Wednesday with Ukrainian counterpart Dmytro Kuleba – the

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Vance’s selection solidifies Trump’s hold over the GOP

Analysis by Ronald Brownstein, CNN (CNN) — Ohio Sen. JD Vance’s selection as Donald Trump’s running mate has cemented the Republican Party’s reorientation away from the internationalist approach to the world that characterized it for the six decades before his rise. In his brief political career, Vance has embraced militantly isolationist, protectionist, and anti-immigration positions

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