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    Storm Duck's Path Back to the Dolphins Secondary●Weathering the Storm: Storm Duck’s Path Back to the Dolphins Secondary✉newsEnvironmentWeatherjust now

    Miami Dolphins cornerback Storm Duck is working his way back into the team's secondary, with coverage focused on his recovery and route to a rotational role in the defensive backfield. The Yahoo Sports feature traces his progress and what his return could mean for the Dolphins' defensive depth this season.

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    How ozone, Saharan dust and wildfire smoke travel across borders●The migration routes of pollution: How ozone, Saharan dust and wildfire smoke cross borders✉newsEnvironment5 min ago

    A new report traces how air pollution migrates across borders, following the paths of ozone, Saharan dust and wildfire smoke as they travel far from their origins. The coverage highlights that pollution is no longer a local problem: dust from the Sahara reaches distant continents, and wildfire smoke drifts across countries, affecting air quality and health in places far from the sources.

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    Peru central bank policy rate data 2003 to 2026●Monthly central bank policy rate in Peru 2003-2026✉newsBusinessBanking21 min ago

    Newly highlighted data shows Peru's central bank policy rate on a monthly basis from 2003 through 2026, including projected values. The series traces how the rate has moved through past economic cycles and outlines expectations for where it is heading, drawing attention to monetary policy trends in the Andean country.

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    Charting Norway's central bank policy rate, 1986 to 2026●Monthly central bank policy rate in Norway 1986-2026✉newsBusinessBanking21 min ago

    A long-run chart of Norway's central bank policy rate covering monthly data from 1986 through 2026 is drawing attention, tracing how Norges Bank's key rate has moved across four decades, from high-inflation periods to recent hikes and projected easing. The dataset offers a snapshot of Nordic monetary policy history and a look ahead at expected rate paths.