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The death toll from tropical storm Ida rises in the Northeast as the clean-up gets underway, Texas’ restrictive abortion law comes into effect and triggers backlash across the country, and the Biden administration delays the rollout of the Moderna Covid vaccine booster.  

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[lt]

obama talked about the need for infrastructure 2008 but congress shut it down. unfortunately this is the effect of the neglect of not getting it done.

[magnetar]

I cannot enjoy the holiday when I know my fellow Americans are suffering. My prayers to our God to ease your suffering.

[peterwalker]

Condolences to the family and friends to those lost in the tragedy! Strength and faith!

[Ifonlyyouknew]

I could not celebrate Labor Day yesterday knowing people are starving, misplaced, lost everything, without electricity, and mourning family members. I feel so bad that I don’t have funds to help. All I can do is pray.

[nathanielanderson]

It is always a good idea for other family members and friends to take photos of your growing children, so that if disaster strikes, and you lose all of your photos, there will be others. It can be tricky protecting old photos. But it is important to think about this before disaster strikes.

[shelb]

I am so sorry... My heart goes out to the people that lost their homes and lives. I don't know you but I love you...!!!!

[positivelyblessed]

My heart breaks for the family that lost their life. I feel bad for everyone affected by this. Prayers to all and condolences to families that have lost someone during this tragic and devastating time.

[stephaniewillis]

Praying for the loss of loved ones and material goods

[xevious]

Dont people see the damage after the storm? why do people think power will simply be back online when power lines are down all over the place. This is the difference between a real storm and just light bad weather. Real storms do major damage that cant be fixed overnight. here in Puerto Rico we were out of power for several months, 5 to 6 on average, others the whole year. How did many get by, , with generators large and small. which does make a mess in terms of air quality but it keeps things afloat. ANd for others with no power at all... its freaking rough. plain and simple. And take it to another level if you dont have running water. problem is. people are too spoiled. going without power aint fun, it is what it is.

[dianecrofoot]

Fighting over to murder or not…..just sickening……deep in the ‘last’ days of this ‘sick’ world!

[dlmalley]

Sending PRAYERS for ALL of who are struggling on the planet.

✨🌎ONE LOVE 💗 🌊🕊

[MrDXRamirez]

The warnings were given by meteorologists.
Problem is the governors are not knowledgeable of meteorology to call an evacuation with confidence.
If we gave the meteorologists the power to call an evacuation the politicians might learn something.

[howardamor]

We pray with u all one love fr Jamaica

[Creeer]

I'm beginning to want to move away from Earth.

[darrylwalkerjr.]

We need more vitamin C, vitamin D, vegetables and fruits. Come on people not just a vaccination can make a difference in health.

[lovewins]

I went to Argentina 🇦🇷 during Sandy and was stuck there for a week extra because the New Jersey airport was flooded so this city had time to make new adjustments 😒

[mariocastro]

We are going into winter with full hospitals! Not good!

[qn]

Stop having abortion of the baby and have the baby be adopted by a loving family.

[tommaines]

I'm fed up with seeing evacuations with three lanes of Highway unused we need to get smart

[davidleaman]

After realizing what the GOP are doing, it's hard to understand why people still vote for them.