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Alex Harris

Climate Change Reporter

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Bloomberg News, Radio Times

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Brentford v Man City Premier League kick-off time, TV channel details

By: Alex Harris

Check out how to watch Brentford v Man City in the Premier League, including TV channel details, radio coverage and kick-off time.

AIPT Movies Podcast: ‘Hard Boiled’ (1992), ‘Air’, & ‘Fast X’

By: Alex Harris

This week, we discuss 'Hard Boiled', 'Air', and 'Fast X'.

Miami Herald

Two arrested in Hollywood Beach shooting. Businesses say security a growing concern

By: Grethel Aguila, Alex Harris, Omar Rodríguez Ortiz

Among the people shot were four children — one as young as one — and five adults, Hollywood police said.

Bloomberg News

Treasury Still Needs to Navigate Around Debt-Ceiling Risks Even as Investor Concerns Ebb

By: Alex Harris

Government is adjusting its bill supply to manage its obligations until a resolution is passed

Florida promised to rebuild ruined homes after Hurricane Irma. Most are still waiting

By: Alex Harris

The state-run Rebuild Florida program was supposed to help low-income residents rebuild their hurricane-ravaged homes.

Bloomberg News

Treasury Cash Pile Hits New Low as Debt-Cap Wrangling Persists

By: Alex Harris

The amount of money the US government has to pay its bills plunged to the lowest since 2017, posing a risk the administration will run out of funds by early next month if the statutory debt limit isn’t raised or suspended before then, even as an agreement enters its final stages.

Radio Times