(AP) — Tropical Storm Bertha creeped along the Gulf Coast toward the edge of Louisiana on Wednesday, spinning off strong winds far from its center and closing beaches from Florida to Mississippi. While the storm was expected to lose strength through the rest of the week, forecasters warned that it s
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