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A federal judge set Trump's election interference trial in Washington, DC, for March 4, 2024. Prosecutors want a trial quickly because Trump's social media attacks could influence the jury pool. Lucian Chalfen, a spokesperson for the New York state court system, told Insider that Trump's trial date in Manhattan has not been changed. Judges have sought to reign in Trump's social media posts in other ways. Lauro has previously said he wants the case trial in West Virginia, which legal experts say is unlikely to happen.
Persons: Donald Trump, Molly Gaston, Jack Smith, Tanya Chutkan, Trump, Joe Biden, Chutkan, Juan Merchan, Lucian Chalfen, Merchan, Judge Chutkan, Chalfen, Donald J, Tasos Katopodis, Trump's, Fani Willis, Georgia's, Jean Carroll's, Lewis Kaplan, Kaplan, defaming Carroll, John Lauro, Lauro Organizations: Prosecutors, Justice Department, Service, Justice, US, Republican, New, Trump, Fulton, Trump — Locations: Washington ,, Wall, Silicon, Washington , DC, Washington, DC, New York, Manhattan, Fulton County, Atlanta, West Virginia
It is powered into flight by a rocket engine. It can fly a distance equal to the width of China. It has a stealthy design and is capable of carrying missiles that can hit enemy targets far beyond its visual range. Its mission is to marry artificial intelligence and its sensors to identify and evaluate enemy threats and then, after getting human sign-off, to move in for the kill. On a recent day at Eglin Air Force Base on Florida’s Gulf Coast, Maj. Ross Elder, 34, a test pilot from West Virginia, was preparing for an exercise in which he would fly his F-16 fighter alongside the Valkyrie.
Persons: Ross Elder Organizations: U.S, Air Force, Eglin Air Force Base Locations: China, Florida’s Gulf Coast, Maj, West Virginia
Indian interlopers can disrupt global mining M&A
  + stars: | 2023-08-25 | by ( Pranav Kiran | ) www.reuters.com   time to read: +3 min
BENGALURU, Aug 25 (Reuters Breakingviews) - An Indian tycoon has a powerful motive to throw himself into some global mining M&A. Sajjan Jindal is looking to pull together a consortium to take a 75% stake in the coal unit of Canadian miner Teck Resources (TECKb.TO), according to Bloomberg. Such a move would pit his $23 billion Mumbai-listed JSW Steel (JSTL.NS) against a rival $8 billion bid by Swiss commodities giant Glencore (GLEN.L). In North America, JSW already has steel plants in Ohio and Texas, and coal mining facilities in West Virginia. Anchoring a consortium bid makes sense but if push comes to shove, Indian tycoons can afford to be aggressive interlopers.
Persons: Sajjan Jindal, Jindal, JSW, Una Galani, Thomas Shum Organizations: Reuters, Teck Resources, Bloomberg, Tata Steel, Steel Authority of India, South, JSW, Elk Valley Resources, Deloitte, Chamber of Commerce, Thomson Locations: BENGALURU, Teck, Mumbai, India, JSW, Australia, Ukraine, North America, Ohio, Texas, West Virginia, Teck Resources, Elk Valley, Elk
I Love Images | Cultura | Getty ImagesRising interest rates are pushing auto loan rates upwards for both new and used cars across the U.S. "If you have good credit, you get lower interest rates," he said. "If you have poor credit, you're going to get higher interest rates." Interest rates on used cars currently are the highest in Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Nevada, New Mexico, Ohio, South Carolina and West Virginia. The longevity risk associated with used cars is yet another factor driving up interest rates for car shoppers, Yoon said.
Persons: Edmunds, Joseph Yoon, Tom McParland, McParland, Here's, Yoon Organizations: Getty, U.S, Automatch Consulting, WalletHub, Finance, AAA Locations: Alabama , Georgia, Louisiana , Mississippi , Nevada , New Mexico , Ohio, South Carolina, West Virginia, Ohio, New Mexico, Massachusetts
Biden admin officials feel that Joe Manchin has sometimes misinterpreted provisions of the IRA. Manchin sees the law as one focused on energy and says Biden wants it to be centered on climate. "This was about energy security and we have not heard a word about energy security out of their mouths since it was passed. His criticism of the White House can only serve to boost his standing in deep red West Virginia, as Biden remains unpopular in the state. But Manchin isn't pumping the brakes on his frustrations with Biden over the implementation of the law.
Persons: Joe Manchin, Manchin, Chuck Schumer, Biden, Sen, Joe Biden's, , Virginia lawmaker's, Janet Yellen, Hannity, Richard Glick Organizations: Service, West Virginia Democrat, Democratic, White House, Washington, Fox News, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, Democratic officeholder, Democratic Party, West Locations: Wall, Silicon, Virginia, West Virginia
E. Gordon Gee, the president of West Virginia University, once promised that the school would have 40,000 students by 2020, but the figure is still well under 30,000 across three campuses and is projected to drop. The humanities are under threat more broadly across the nation because of the perceived left-wing ideology of the liberal arts. To resist this assault, we must provide broad access to a true liberal arts education. The campaign to overturn the liberal arts is politically motivated, through and through. I was lucky: My parents put a liberal arts education above all other goals.
Persons: Gordon Gee, Gee, Theodor Adorno, Herbert Marcuse, Organizations: West Virginia University, West Virginians, Democratic Party, Republican Party Locations: New York
Over the last decade, the university has invested in projects like new buildings for agriculture, engineering, student health, student housing and recreation, conferences and labs, and it has renovated its athletic facilities. Faculty member say that capital spending was imprudent when West Virginia’s population was declining. The athletic department must raise money and “is expected to carry its own weight,” according to April Kaull, a university spokeswoman. Dr. Gee said that pandemic aid had provided a false sense of security. “We were given a lot of relief during the pandemic, and some of that free money sometimes doesn’t bring about the best results,” Dr. Gee said.
Persons: , Scott Crichlow, Gee, Kaull, ” Dr Organizations: Faculty, State Legislature Locations: West
But it could be explained by magnetic fields — fields that were, in fact, found to be so strong that it was determined to be the most magnetic massive star ever recorded. It even gave rise to a new definition: a “massive magnetic helium star.”Now, scientists suspect that one day, the star will collapse in a supernova explosion. But it’s a massive step forward in unlocking the mysteries of magnetars, which have confounded scientists for decades. The mysteries of a magnetic starThe massive magnetic helium star at the heart of the study is part of a two-star system called HD 45166. Scientists already knew that about 10% of neutron stars are also magnetars.
Persons: CNN —, , Tomer Shenar, , ” Shenar, Julia Bodensteiner, “ It’s, gauss, , ” Dr, Harsha Blumer, It’s, can’t, Shenar, there’s, that’s, you’d Organizations: CNN, Science, University of Amsterdam, West Virginia University Locations: Netherlands, Canada, France, Hawaii
CNN —Judges are being forced into an unprecedented and perilous spot in the middle of an already tempestuous presidential campaign because of rising acrimony over the criminal trials of Donald Trump. Indeed, Trump and his allies are already framing the four indictments against him as an example of election interference. Smith’s prosecutors implicitly admitted this in arguing in the federal election subversion case that there was an overriding national interest in avoiding unnecessary delays – given the identity of the accused. Thorny questions judges must addressThe fateful decisions that judges will be called on to make go far beyond when the trials take place. For instance, one of his lawyers argued that Smith’s election subversion case cannot be fairly tried in Washington, where Trump won only 5% of the vote.
Persons: Donald Trump, Tanya Chutkan, Abigail Jo Shry, Trump, Shry, , Chutkan, Fani Willis, Jack Smith’s, Willis, Smith, He’s, Biden, Aileen Cannon, Cannon, Willis ’, Mark Meadows, Ryan Goodman, CNN’s Erin Burnett, Ty Cobb, Burnett, Stormy Daniels, wouldn’t, , ” Chutkan, ” Trump, Organizations: CNN, Prosecutors, Department of Homeland Security, Wednesday, Republican, Trump, White House, New York University Law School, White Locations: Texas, Washington , DC, Washington, Houston, Fulton County, Georgia, Iowa, Florida, Manhattan, West Virginia
This is just one example of a struggling community that has landed a major investment in clean energy since President Joe Biden signed the Inflation Reduction Act into law exactly one year ago Wednesday. The $750 billion law — the largest climate investment in US history — has helped spark a boom in private investment, especially in clean energy, electric vehicles and batteries. Importantly, many of these clean energy projects are set to be built in communities that really need the help. New plants could bring people into the labor force who have been left behind,” the Treasury analysis finds. The $4.4 billion investment is expected to create 300 new jobs and support countless existing ones.
Persons: Joe Biden, , Wally Adeyemo, , it’s, ” Daniel Yergin Organizations: New, New York CNN, Adams Fork Energy, CNX Resources, Treasury Department, CNN, Honda, LG Energy, Treasury, Bank of America, ” Bank of America, P, P Global Locations: New York, Mingo County , West Virginia, Mingo County, Fayette County , Ohio, Columbus, Marysville , Ohio
As the 2024 presidential election approaches, Iowa Democrats find themselves at a crossroads. Iowa Democrats have watched Republicans dominate in a slate of competitive contests in recent years. Former Iowa state Sen. Rita Hart, who lost a close congressional race in 2020, now leads the state's Democratic Party. Celsi pointed to the Democratic minority's inability to curtail the conservative agenda of the GOP legislature and the diminished importance of Iowa in the Democratic presidential nominating process. Hart is now the chair of the Iowa Democratic Party.
Persons: Barack Obama, Obama, Tom Harkin, Harkin, Republican Sen, Joni Ernst, Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton, Trump, Joe Biden, Kim Reynolds, coattails, Rob Sand, he'd, Davenport, , Sen, Rita Hart, Matt Rourke, State Sen, Claire Celsi, Dave Loebsack, Republican Mariannette Miller, Meeks, Hart, we've Organizations: Local, Service, Democratic, Iowa, Republican, Republican Gov, Trump, Iowa Democrats, Republican Party, GOP, Democratic Party, AP, The New York Times, Republicans, Times, Iowa Democratic Party Locations: Iowa, Wall, Silicon, Illinois, Arkansas, South Dakota , Tennessee, West Virginia, Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, South Carolina, Former Iowa, State, West Des Moines
Wynn Resorts pulls the plug on WynnBET in certain US markets
  + stars: | 2023-08-11 | by ( ) www.reuters.com   time to read: +1 min
Company logos are displayed at Wynn Macau resort in Macau, China February 8, 2018. The company said it was ceasing operations in Arizona, Colorado, Indiana, Louisiana, New Jersey, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia. The decision to pull out of West Virginia comes a couple of months after it launched WynnBet in the state. WynnBET is part of the company's majority-owned subsidiary, Wynn Interactive, which was expected to merge with Austerlitz Acquisition Corp I. On Wednesday, Wynn Resorts posted second-quarter results above Wall Street estimates, as its Las Vegas and Macau properties saw growth in gaming, dining and hotel bookings.
Persons: Bobby Yip, Wynn, Julie Cameron, Doe, Ananya Mariam Rajesh, Pooja Desai, Anil D'Silva Organizations: Wynn, REUTERS, Wynn Resorts, Wynn Interactive, Wall, Thomson Locations: Wynn Macau, Macau, China, Arizona , Colorado , Indiana , Louisiana , New Jersey , Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia, Nevada, Massachusetts, New York, Michigan, Vegas, Bengaluru
‘King Coal’ Review: Mining for Stories in Appalachia
  + stars: | 2023-08-11 | by ( Kyle Smith | ) www.wsj.com   time to read: 1 min
Gabby Wilson and Lanie Marsh in ‘King Coal’ Photo: Curren SheldonThere are fewer than 12,000 coal miners left in West Virginia, but the combination of the value, power and danger of the rock in question means the job retains a mythic quality. Filmmaker Elaine McMillion Sheldon , a native of the state, has done a breathtakingly expressive job of capturing the strangeness, the beauty and the devastation of her homeland in the poetic, entrancing documentary “King Coal.”
Persons: Gabby Wilson, Lanie Marsh, Curren Sheldon, Elaine McMillion Sheldon Organizations: Coal Locations: , West Virginia
Senator Joe Manchin (D-WV) speaks at the 2023 Milken Institute Global Conference in Beverly Hills, California, U.S., May 1, 2023. Senator Joe Manchin, a maverick Democrat who has often bucked party leadership, told a radio station in his home state of West Virginia on Thursday that he is "thinking seriously" about leaving the party. "I'm not a Washington Democrat," Manchin said in the interview on Talkline with Hoppy Kercheval, a West Virginia Metro News show. Manchin and Democratic-turned-independent colleague Senator Kyrsten Sinema have been thorns in top Senate Democrat Chuck Schumer's side since the party won its majority in 2020. West Virginia Governor Jim Justice, a former Democrat-turned Republican, began his campaign in April for the Republican nomination to seek Manchin's seat.
Persons: Joe Manchin, Mike Blake, Manchin, Hoppy Kercheval, Kyrsten Sinema, Chuck Schumer's, Joe Biden, Donald Trump, Virginia Governor Jim Justice, Moira Warburton, Scott Malone, Grant McCool Organizations: Milken, Global Conference, REUTERS, Washington Democrat, West Virginia Metro News, Democratic, Republican, Virginia Governor, Democrat, U.S . Senate, Thomson Locations: Beverly Hills , California, U.S, West Virginia, Washington, New Hampshire, Virginia
Member states of the Electronic Registration Information Center, or ERIC, partnership share voter registration and identification data to avoid having people registered to vote in multiple states. There are now only seven Republican-led states among the 25 remaining in the compact. Many Republican-led states have also tightened voting rules in recent years in what they describe as an effort to prevent fraud. "It really exposes the hypocrisy of states that are talking the most about voter fraud," Clapman said. "They're inflating concerns about voter fraud and are also pulling out of and damaging the best tool that states have to detect voter fraud."
Persons: Tom Brenner, ERIC, Donald Trump's, Trump, Susan Beals, Beals, Glenn Youngkin, Shane Hamlin, Hamlin, Alice Clapman, University's, Clapman, Josephine Walker, Scott Malone, Andy Sullivan Organizations: Arlington County School Board, REUTERS, Republican, Member, of Columbia, Former U.S, Reuters, Republican Virginia, Center for Justice, Thomson Locations: Arlington, Arlington , Virginia, U.S, Virginia, . Virginia, Ohio, Iowa, Florida , Missouri, West Virginia , Louisiana, Alabama, Texas, New
Senator Joe Manchin III, Democrat of West Virginia, told a local news station on Thursday that he “would think very seriously” about leaving the Democratic Party and becoming an independent. “I’ve been thinking about that for quite some time,” Mr. Manchin said in an interview on MetroNews’s “Talkline” show, adding: “The brand has become so bad, the D brand and R brand. In West Virginia, the D brand because it’s nationally bad. It’s not the Democrats in West Virginia. It’s the Democrats in Washington, or the Washington policies of the Democrats.
Persons: Joe Manchin III, “ I’ve, ” Mr, Manchin, MetroNews’s, It’s, You’ve, I’m, , Biden Organizations: Democrat, Democratic Party, Washington Democrat, Republican Locations: West Virginia, Washington
If you’re approaching retirement, there are important real estate decisions to make. A new study from Bankrate scored all 50 U.S. states in five separate categories to determine which were the best (and worst) to retire in. Topping the list for best retirement state was Iowa, which finished third in affordability and 11th in health care. West Virginia, the most affordable U.S. state, ranked third, followed by Missouri (fifth most affordable) and Mississippi (second most affordable, seventh best for weather). In case you’re wondering, the retirement mecca of Florida finished eighth overall, with third-place scores in both the well-being and weather categories.
Persons: that’s, Bankrate Locations: Iowa, Delaware, West Virginia, Missouri, Mississippi, Florida
New York State to Debut First Cybersecurity Strategy
  + stars: | 2023-08-09 | by ( James Rundle | ) www.wsj.com   time to read: +6 min
The state of New York will debut its first cybersecurity strategy, including plans to modernize government networks, provide digital defenses at the county level and regulate critical infrastructure. In addition, the state plans to focus on developing its cybersecurity workforce and educating New York residents and companies about cybersecurity. In March, the White House published the National Cybersecurity Strategy, which touches on several of the themes in New York’s own document. The U.S. Office of the National Cyber Director coordinated with the New York state government during the drafting process, said acting National Cyber Director Kemba Walden. Kemba Walden, acting National Cyber Director Photo: U.S. OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL CYBER DIRECTOR“Certainly we appreciate points of alignment, where appropriate, between state cyber strategies and the National Cybersecurity Strategy.
Persons: Kathy Hochul, Kathryn Garcia, Lev Radin, , Garcia, Colin Ahern, Kemba Walden, ” Walden, ” Garcia, James Rundle Organizations: state’s, of Homeland Security, Emergency Services, New York, cybersecurity, Aging, U.S . Office, National Cyber, New, New York State Department of Financial Services, New York State Intelligence Center, Joint Security Operations Center Locations: New York, Suffolk County, Iowa, Michigan, West Virginia, New York’s Suffolk County, New, New York City, Albany, Telecommuting, Brooklyn, Albany , Rochester, Syracuse, Albany , New York City, Yonkers, james.rundle
New York State Debuts First Cybersecurity Strategy
  + stars: | 2023-08-09 | by ( James Rundle | ) www.wsj.com   time to read: +6 min
The state of New York debuted its first cybersecurity strategy, including plans to modernize government networks, provide digital defenses at the county level and regulate critical infrastructure. In addition, the state plans to focus on developing its cybersecurity workforce and educating New York residents and companies about cybersecurity. In March, the White House published the National Cybersecurity Strategy, which touches on several of the themes in New York’s own document. The U.S. Office of the National Cyber Director coordinated with the New York state government during the drafting process, said acting National Cyber Director Kemba Walden. Photo: U.S. OFFICE OF THE NATIONAL CYBER DIRECTOR“Certainly we appreciate points of alignment, where appropriate, between state cyber strategies and the National Cybersecurity Strategy.
Persons: Kathy Hochul, Kathryn Garcia, Lev Radin, , Garcia, Colin Ahern, Kemba Walden, ” Walden, ” Garcia, James Rundle Organizations: New York, state’s, of Homeland Security, Emergency Services, cybersecurity, Aging, U.S . Office, National Cyber, New, New York State Department of Financial Services, New York State Intelligence Center, Joint Security Operations Center Locations: New, New York, Suffolk County, Iowa, Michigan, West Virginia, New York’s Suffolk County, New York City, Albany, Telecommuting, Brooklyn, Albany , Rochester, Syracuse, Albany , New York City, Yonkers, james.rundle
These were some of the conditions that about 40,000 teenage scouts had to contend with in the past week at the World Scout Jamboree, sending red-faced organisers in South Korea scrambling to fix matters before a looming typhoon forced everyone to leave the ill-fated campsite. As far back as 2017, when South Korea won the bid to host the jamboree, the campsite on reclaimed mud flats was seen as potentially problematic, according to a Reuters review of publicly available government reports. Matt Hyde, UK Scouts' chief executive, told Reuters the group decided to withdraw its contingent - the event's biggest - because toilets weren't being cleaned, rubbish was building up, and scouts weren't getting enough food. [1/5]Participants who left the camping site of the 25th World Scout Jamboree, arrive at a university in Incheon, South Korea, August 8, 2023. "South Korea has been known as a developed country so who would have thought that this country can't fix issues like bugs or toilets?"
Persons: Matt Hyde, weren't, Kim Soo, Kim Hyun, Hong Ki Yong, Josh Smith, Miral Organizations: South, FIFA, South Korea, Saemangeum Development, Investment Agency, Scouts, Reuters, REUTERS, WHO, University of Incheon, Thomson Locations: SEOUL, South Korea, West Virginia, North Jeolla, Incheon, Korea's, Busan, Korea
Read Your Way Through Appalachia
  + stars: | 2023-08-09 | by ( Barbara Kingsolver | ) www.nytimes.com   time to read: +2 min
Appalachia is a region and a mind-set. Appalachia has few large cities, our economies are land-based and, unless you live here, we’re probably not what you think. It’s “Appal-achia.” As in, “If you keep that up, I’ll throw this apple atcha.” But in fact, we won’t. We tend toward heart-blessing kindness in the way of small-town folks who rely on each other in good times and bad, and live together regardless. Weighing in at nearly three pounds, “Writing Appalachia: An Anthology,” edited by Katherine Ledford and Theresa Lloyd, is too big to pack but too wonderful to miss.
Persons: we’re, , King James Bible, , Katherine Ledford, Theresa Lloyd, — James Still, Jesse Stuart, Harriette Simpson, Steven Stoll’s, Stoll, otherness Locations: Appalachia, Georgia , Tennessee, North Carolina, Virginia, Kentucky, West Virginia, Pennsylvania, State
This undated handout image shows the carbon sequesterization unit at American Electric Power Company's Mountaineer Plant near New Haven, West Virginia. REUTERS/Tom Dubanowich/Handout /File PhotoAug 8 (Reuters) - U.S. power plant owners warned the Biden administration on Tuesday that its sweeping plan to slash carbon emissions from the electricity sector is unworkable, relying too heavily on costly technologies that are not yet proven at scale. Proposed in May, the EPA plan would for the first time limit how much carbon dioxide power plants can emit, after previous efforts were struck down in court. Industry is particularly concerned about proposed standards for existing natural gas power plants, saying those facilities would be hard to retrofit with CCS, or hydrogen, due to space constraints and other limitations. The EPA's proposal had been crafted to reflect constraints the Supreme Court imposed on the agency after it ruled an Obama-era power plant proposal went too far by imposing a system-wide shift from fossil fuels to renewable energy.
Persons: Tom Dubanowich, Biden, EEI, Joe Biden, Jim Matheson, Nichola Groom, Valerie Volcovici, Sharon Singleton, Marguerita Choy Organizations: American Electric Power, Edison Electric Institute, U.S . Environmental Protection Agency, EPA, Task Force, Natural Resources Defense, National Rural Electric Cooperative Association, Labor, United Mine Workers of America, International Brotherhood of Electricity Workers, Thomson Locations: New Haven, West Virginia, U.S, Baltimore, Los Angeles, Washington
All of this frenzied activity unfolding on one day represents just a snapshot of the complex legal morass now surrounding Trump. And while Monday was notable for a head-spinning sequence of legal maneuvering, it did not even encompass all of the pending cases against Trump. When it comes to Smith’s indictment, Trump’s lawyers are arguing that he was within his rights to claim the election was stolen. Trump’s legal plight reverberates in 2024 campaignAny normal political candidate would have seen their political ambitions crushed by even one of the cases in Trump’s bulging portfolio of legal jeopardy. Thanks to Trump’s unfathomable and widening legal nightmare, nothing about the 2024 election is going to be anywhere near normal.
Persons: quagmire, Donald Trump, Joe Biden’s, It’s, he’s, Biden, Jack Smith’s, Trump, Bernie Kerik, Rudy Giuliani –, , Jean Carroll, Walt Nauta, Aileen Cannon’s, Gov, Geoff Duncan, Smith, Nancy Pelosi, Mitch McConnell, I’m, Tanya Chutkan, Mike Pence, Chutkan, Barack Obama, reverberates, Ron DeSantis, DeSantis, ” Trump, Pence, Trump’s Organizations: CNN, Republican, Trump, GOP, House, New, FBI, Trump’s, Justice Department, US, soccer, Prosecutors, Capitol, Republican Party, Florida Gov, NBC, White Locations: Georgia, Washington, New York City, Manhattan, West Palm Beach , Florida, Atlanta, Trump, , West Virginia, Chutkan, Fulton County , Georgia, New Hampshire, Iowa
Prosecutors, in asking for the protective order, argued that Trump could otherwise improperly disclose confidential evidence before trial. In a reply brief filed late on Monday, prosecutors said that since they had asked for the protective order, Trump's attorneys had discussed the case on major U.S. television networks. Prosecutors said Trump had a "plan to litigate this case in the media." Prosecutors in their Friday filing said they are prepared to provide Trump with a "substantial amount" of evidence once a protective order is issued. Trump lawyer John Lauro has said he will seek to transfer the 2020 election case from Washington, D.C., to West Virginia.
Persons: Donald Trump, Sam Wolfe, Donald Trump's, Trump, Joe Biden, Tanya Chutkan, Chutkan, Barack Obama, John Lauro, Jacqueline Thomsen, Dan Whitcomb, Scott Malone, Howard Goller, Leslie Adler Organizations: U.S, Republican, REUTERS, Constitution, Prosecutors, U.S . Constitution, Democratic, Trump, Saturday, Name, White, Capitol, Washington , D.C, Thomson Locations: Columbia , South Carolina, U.S, WASHINGTON, Washington, U.S ., Washington ,, West Virginia
PinnedImage Thunderstorms were expected to affect a wide swath of the Eastern United States on Monday, forecasters said. Credit... NOAAA “complicated and active” storm system was sweeping across the Eastern United States on Monday evening, bringing widespread thunderstorms with damaging winds that caused nearly one million homes and businesses to lose power. Around 900,000 homes and businesses across the eastern United States had lost power as of 7 p.m., according to poweroutage.us. The National Weather Service said a couple of tornadoes, small hail and wind gusts up to 70 m.p.h. Ahead of the storms, the United States Office of Personnel Management said federal offices in Washington would close by 3 p.m. Lauren McCarthy and Livia Albeck-Ripka contributed reporting.
Persons: Lauren McCarthy, Livia Albeck, Ripka Organizations: Eastern, NOAA, National Weather Service, Tornado, Environment Canada, New, United States, Management Locations: Eastern United States, New York, Georgia, Airports, McGraw, Syracuse, N.Y, Delaware , Maryland , New Jersey , New York , Pennsylvania, Virginia, North Carolina, West Virginia, Canada, Ontario, Quebec, United States, poweroutage.us . Georgia, Maryland, Pennsylvania , Tennessee, New Jersey, New York City, Washington
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