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NYTIMES (Rebecca F. Elliott, Simon Romero, Anatoly Kurmanaev and Lisa Friedman) - In Win for Trump, Chevron Is Said to Be in Talks to Expand in Venezuela

The Trump administration has been pushing U.S. oil companies like Chevron to invest more in Venezuela’s oil industry.

CULTURCIDAL (John Hawkins) - Life For Most People is All About Hitting the “Sweet Spot”

There are an awful lot of health, fitness, and longevity podcasters out there.

If you listen to them, and I frequently do, you’ll find some of these people go to incredible extremes in what they do for health and longevity. Ben Greenfield has several hundred thousand dollars’ worth of health, fitness, and life-extension equipment in his home. Dave Asprey spends $3,000 per month on 150 supplements a day. Bryan Johnson eats almost the same food every day, and his last meal of the day is at 11 AM: Read moreOpen

NEWSNATIONNOW (Damita Menezes) - Lindsay Clancy's wheelchair becomes 'silent star witness' in murder trial

She has been paralyzed from the waist down and wheeled into court in front of the same jury for five weeks.

THENATIONALPULSE (Pulse Wires) - Historic Grand Rapids Church Destroyed by Fire, Multiple Firefighters Injured.

A historic church in Grand Rapids, Michigan, built in 1894, was consumed by flames Wednesday night, leaving the local community mourning its loss.

A historic church in Grand Rapids, Michigan, built in 1894, was consumed by flames on Wednesday night, leaving the local community mourning its loss. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: A historic church building in Grand Rapids, Michigan , constructed in 1894, was destroyed by a major fire on Wednesday night as authorities continue investigating the cause. The blaze broke out around 11 PM at the former Seventh-day Adventist church, with multiple firefighters reported injured while tackling the blaze. DETAIL: Crews from across Grand Rapids responded, while additional off-duty firefighters were called in to provide relief during the hours-long operation. Three firefighters were injured during the response, including two who were struck by…Open

YOUTUBE (LiveNOW from FOX) - Tropical Storm Dolly downgraded to 'open tropical wave'

Tropical Storm Dolly weakened into an open tropical wave, according to the National Hurricane Center’s latest advisory. Dolly remained a tropical storm in the Atlantic for approximately 24 hours before dissipating. FOX Weather’s Kiyana Lewis joined LiveNOW’s Anna Marsick to provide an update on Dolly. DOLLY FORECAST: The system's heavy rainfall could start reaching the Leeward Islands by late Saturday or Sunday. Some long-range models show the chance of remnants of Dolly regenerating north of the islands. While the odds are low, there is no consensus on what might develop or where it might go.

What do long-range models suggest regarding the potential regeneration of Tropical Storm Dolly?
Some long-range models show the chance of remnants of Dolly regenerating north of the Leeward Islands, although the odds are considered low and there is no consensus on what might develop or where it might go.
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When might the heavy rainfall from the remnants of Tropical Storm Dolly reach the Leeward Islands?
The system's heavy rainfall could start reaching the Leeward Islands by late Saturday or Sunday.
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What is the current status of Tropical Storm Dolly according to the National Hurricane Center?
Tropical Storm Dolly has been downgraded to an open tropical wave. The system remained a tropical storm in the Atlantic for approximately 24 hours before it dissipated.
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