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Hurricane Lala has battered the Hawaiian Islands, leaving fatalities, widespread flooding, and power outages in its wake, while authorities scramble to restore essential services and assess the storm’s long-term impact on the state’s infrastructure. Meanwhile, as inflation in the United States continues to moderate but stays above the Federal Reserve’s 2% target, policymakers are embroiled in debate over future interest rate moves, especially as the rapid growth of AI-driven markets adds fresh complexity to economic forecasts.

On the global stage, Attorney General Blanche announced that the Justice Department may seek Supreme Court intervention in disputes over access to state voter rolls, escalating the ongoing battle over federal and state oversight of US elections. In entertainment, 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' has soared past $2 billion in worldwide box office sales just three weeks after release, underscoring the enduring appeal of blockbuster franchises to global audiences.

Developing: Authorities in Hawaii are still assessing the full extent of damage and casualties from Hurricane Lala as rescue efforts continue.