Tsunami Reaches U.S., and Trump’s Former Lawyer Confirmed as Judge

海啸袭美,特朗普前律师获任法官

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2025-07-30

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  • Today is Wednesday, July 30th.

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  • An 8.8 magnitude earthquake that could be one of the largest on record struck off the coast of Russia last night.

  • It triggered a tsunami in the Pacific.

  • And there were widespread warnings and evacuations from Japan to Alaska.

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  • appears to have avoided any major damage.

  • And on the West Coast, from Washington to California, the impact is still unclear.