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tps://nypost.corn/2020/08/03/spain-former-king-juan-carlos-i-leaves-country-amid- financial-scandal/> (8/3, Lapin, 4.57M) reports former Spanish King Juan Carlos I has "skipped town amid a financial scandal — and his whereabouts are currently unknown." The former king wrote in a letter to his son, King Felip

ricans are staring down a fast moving tropical storm. Isaias on the verge of becoming a hurricane as it tracks toward the Carolinas. But the entire East Coast northward is at risk from flooding and power outages from 70 miles per hour winds." The CBS Evening News <https://playvideo.bulletinintelligence.co

ts collective defense." Former Spanish King Flees Country Amid Financial Scandal. The New York Post (8/3, Lapin, 4.57M) reports former Spanish King Juan Carlos I has "skipped town amid a financial scandal — and his whereabouts are currently unknown." The former king wrote in a letter to his son, King Felip

ricans are staring down a fast moving tropical storm. Isaias on the verge of becoming a hurricane as it tracks toward the Carolinas. But the entire East Coast northward is at risk from flooding and power outages from 70 miles per hour winds." The CBS Evening NewsVi (8/3, lead story, 3:20, O'Donnell, 4.24M

pain. EFTA00160743 The Washington Post (8/4, Noack, 14.2M) reports that Monday's announcement from Spain's royal palace "that former Spanish King Juan Carlos was leaving the country," did not indicate where he had gone. It was reported Monday that he "had traveled to the Portuguese town of Cascais, where

wned more twisters and unloaded flooding rains." The AP (8/4, Anderson, Morgan) reports the storm "spawned tornadoes and dumped rain along the U.S. East Coast on Tuesday after making landfall as a hurricane in North Carolina, where it smashed boats together and caused floods and fires that displaced dozens

ts collective defense." Former Spanish King Flees Country Amid Financial Scandal. The New York Post (8/3, Lapin, 4.57M) reports former Spanish King Juan Carlos I has "skipped town amid a financial scandal - and his whereabouts are currently unknown." The former king wrote in a letter to his son, King Felip

ricans are staring down a fast moving tropical storm. Isaias on the verge of becoming a hurricane as it tracks toward the Carolinas. But the entire East Coast northward is at risk from flooding and power outages from 70 miles per hour winds." The CBS Evening NewsVi (8/3, lead story, 3:20, O'Donnell, 4.24M