Summary
Over 100 people have died in central Texas due to severe flooding, with the Guadalupe River rising rapidly and causing major damage. The flooding hit hard in Kerr County, where 84 deaths were reported, including 28 children. In other news, several U.S. health groups are suing Robert F. Kennedy Jr. over changes to COVID-19 vaccine recommendations, claiming he bypassed standard procedures.
Key Facts
- Over 100 people died after flooding in central Texas.
- The Guadalupe River rose by 26 feet in less than one hour.
- Kerr County reported 84 deaths, including 28 children.
- Residents expressed concerns about the lack of early flood warnings.
- Camp Mystic, an all-girls summer camp, suffered severe damage and 27 casualties.
- President Trump announced new tariffs affecting 14 countries, starting August 1.
- Stocks dropped after President Trump communicated tariff plans.
- U.S. health groups are suing Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for changes to COVID-19 vaccine guidelines.
- The lawsuit claims bypassing usual procedures endangered public health.
