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Melissa is forecast begin "rapid intensification" in about 24 hours. Melissa could become a major hurricane by the end of the weekend. Will Melissa threaten Florida? See the latest predictions.

Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) is reducing iPhone Air production orders but increasing those for other iPhone 17 models as strong overall sales of the lineup continue, Nikkei Asia reported. The revision to ...

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Federal scientists on Thursday announced that La Niña — the phenomenon where Pacific Ocean waters off South America are cooler than normal — has officially begun and is likely to continue into winter.