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This week health officials in Florida identified what appears to be the first locally transmitted Zika virus infection, and NBC News reports below that a second possible South Florida case of locally spread Zika has been diagnosed.

Du Toit started the day tied for second and was in the top pairing with leader Brandt Snedeker. The 35-year-old’s one stroke lead is slim, but he has a great chance to capture the second RBC Canadian Open title of his career.

And she may need to rely on people like Reed Benet, a Republican businessman from MI, who says he’s not happy with Trump and might vote for the Democrat.

Mr Corbyn launched his campaign to hold on to the Labour leadership on Thursday, urging MPs to get behind the party.

More Pokemon, trading, Pokemon Centers, and PokeStop customization are all being explored for Pokemon Go, Niantic’s John Hanke revealed at the San Diego Comic-Con Pokemon Go panel.

Ken Griffey Jr. has been inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame.

The court temperature might have reached an absurd 141 degrees Saturday at Rock Creek Park Tennis Center, site of the 2016 Citi Open.

While the visit was not an official one, given that Eshki isn’t a Saudi official, he could not have carried out such meetings without the blessing and the permission of the Saudi monarchy.

In the meantime, the first of Australia’s 401 Olympic athletes – boxers and canoeists – were scheduled to move into the village Sunday and arrangements were being made to house them elsewhere.

Authorities are warning that shifting high winds and high temperatures on Sunday could put more homes in danger. The fire that started on Saturday spread quickly, and it scorched 300 acres as it moved to the northeast, with no containment.

So was Australian chef de mission Kitty Chiller.

One likely job is helping Iraq troops build bridges to get across the Tigris River into Mosul.

That makes three consecutive days of 90 degrees or better, which is the definition of a heatwave.

Parliament voted 346-115 to approve the national state of emergency, which will give Erdogan the authority to extend detention times for suspects and issue decrees that have the force of law without parliamentary approval, among other powers.

Almost 20,000 members of the police, civil service, judiciary and army have been detained or suspended since Friday night’s coup, in which more than 200 people were killed when a faction of the armed forces tried to seize power.