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California could see more destruction. August 21, 2023 Good morning. We hope everyone affected by Tr

California could see more destruction. [For the best experience, read in browser.]( August 21, 2023 Good morning. We hope everyone affected by Tropical Storm Hilary is safe and sound — here’s [what to do if there’s flooding in your area](. With natural disasters happening more and more frequently, you might feel inspired to talk about climate change, so we have [tips to make that conversation productive](. Then, we’ve got [the latest addition to the GOP debate stage]( and [an important question to ask yourself]( before student loan payments unpause. Thanks for waking up with us.   In the News [A map of tropical storm Hilary's path]( Tropical storm Hilary barrels towards California. (Getty Images) State of Disaster As Californians weathered a rare tropical storm, the state was also rattled by a 5.1 magnitude earthquake. Here's what we know. Flood warning: Tropical Storm Hilary made landfall in Mexico yesterday, where the flooding caused at least one death. As it moves through California, it's expected to bring “catastrophic and life-threatening flooding” — and as much as 10 inches of rain. Public schools in L.A. and San Diego are closed today. Meanwhile, Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo issued a state of emergency. [Check here for live updates of the storm](. Unprecedented disaster: The last time a tropical storm hit California was in 1939, and resulting flooding led to at least 45 deaths and $2 million in damage. The only known hurricane to hit the region happened in 1858. Other states could be impacted by the rainfall, too — here's more on that, plus [how to stay safe](. 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Asa Hutchinson announced he officially qualified to take the stage. Here’s [more on who else is attending]( and Trump's latest statement. Reason for seizing: Recently released court documents shed light on why a Kansas newspaper was raided. The police chief who led the raid said a reporter impersonated someone or lied when she obtained the driving record of a local restaurant owner. The newspaper's attorney said the journalist acted legally on a tip. Abhorrent attack: 66-year-old store owner Laura “Lauri” Ann Carleton was shot and killed on Friday after an unidentified man "made several disparaging remarks about a rainbow flag that stood outside the store,” according to the San Bernardino Sheriff's Department. The suspect was later killed by law enforcement. Carleton’s killing has devastated the community, and tributes have poured in from local organizations and public figures alike. 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Does the youngest avoid responsibility? We investigate [whether birth order really determines your personality]( and where these theories came from in the first place. The good stuff: If you've ever dipped your toes into the wild world of probiotics, you know there are seemingly endless options and very little guidance on what's right for you. Our partners at Seed use [clinically studied probiotic strains]( that provide the full spectrum of benefits — skin, digestion, immunity, and more — in one go. Use code KCM to take 25% off your first month and try it risk-free for 30 days.   Meal Prep Monday [Yellow and green zucchini squash spiralized in a bowl on a green background]( KCM We're nearing the end of peak squash season, so don't let it go to waste! Whether you had a huge bounty from your garden that you don't know what to do with or just picked up too much zucchini at the grocery store, [these delicious recipes from food blogger Alexandra Stafford]( are here to help you use your whole haul. The lemony zoodles (pictured above) are light, refreshing, and perfect for this time of year. [READ MORE](   Take It From Us [lululemon restfeel slides]( KCM "My joints and I recently learned that standing barefoot for extended periods of time has consequences, and my subsequent search for house sandals (I loathe slippers) led me to [lululemon's Restfeel Slides](. They're made of a dense foam that supports and cradles my feet, with a cushioned strap that keeps the sandals firmly in place without causing discomfort or chafing. 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