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Heat Wave Sweeps US, Affecting Over 60 Million Americans
A late-season high-pressure system has caused Midwest cities such as Chicago, Des Moines, and Topeka to experience unwavering "extreme heat," according to Xinhua and the US NWS.
Kamala Harris Addresses Policy Shifts: 'My Values Remain Consistent'
Harris, since becoming the Democratic nominee for the White House, has faced pressure on this issue - which had a renewed push in an interview with CNN's Dana Bash Thursday. Her candidacy has been criticized by Republican opponent and former President Donald Trump - along with his supporters, including his family members - for avoiding unscripted media appearances.
FBI Reveals Images of Rifle and Backpack Involved in Trump Assassination Attempt
The photos reveal how the rifle was dismantled to be transported in the SwissGear backpack that was found at the scene of the incident-where Crooks fired eight shots. The rifle is a semi-automatic AR-15 from the manufacturer DPMS Panther Arms and is caliber 5.56x45mm/.223.
Surging Demand for PM Modi's New York Reception Exceeds Venue Capacity
Gupta, one of the event’s organizers, revealed that over 25,000 ticket requests have been received from individuals across 42 states. With the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum accommodating only 18,000, efforts are underway to expand the venue's capacity by introducing temporary seating in the play area, Gupta explained.
Blue Origin Successfully Completes Another Tourist Mission to the Edge of Space
The crew took off in the New Shepard rocket shortly after 8 a.m. CDT 6.30 p.m. IST from Launch Site One in west Texas. "Capsule touchdown. Welcome back, #NS26 crew," tweeted Blue Origin via X.com.
Pakistan Readies for Second Phase of Afghan Refugee Repatriation
Naqvi made the announcement while receiving a UN delegation, led by Special Representative for Afghanistan Indrika Ratwatte, on Wednesday. He said Pakistan had a long history of hosting Afghan refugees and the repatriation process of undocumented individuals had already begun.
Pakistan Invites PM Modi to SCO Summit in Islamabad, Foreign Office Confirms
The Foreign Office spokesperson, Mumtaz Zahra Baloch, said at the weekly press briefing that invitations had been sent to the leaders of all member countries, adding: "This includes an invitation to Prime Minister Modi as well." Some countries have also confirmed their participation, she added, without disclosing further details on which countries have confirmed, saying that this would be shared in due course.
US Reports Increase in Illnesses and Deaths from Listeria Outbreak
Listeria is a tough germ that even at refrigerated temperatures can survive on surfaces, such as on meat slicers, and foods, Xinhua news agency reported on Wednesday.
Ex-NSA McMaster: India's Willingness for 'Unprecedented' US Partnership Amidst Chinese Threat
He says his dinner with his counterpart Ajit Doval of India at Quarters 13 in Fort McNair the day before he was let go underlines the contrast between the Trump administration and how the rest of the world does things. McMaster remembers the way Doval, who headed Intelligence Bureau, always came towards one when talking and spoke in hushed tones of even the most inconsequential matter.
Russia Accuses Kyiv of Betrayal: Deputy Envoy Speaks Out at UNSC
Polyanskiy spoke about the "Kursk adventure" this August, underlining that Ukraine itself described the attack by Zelensky's regime against the peaceful Russian border area. Evidence, he said, proved that Ukrainian nationalists committed atrocities in the Kursk region: murdered civilians, including pregnant women who were attempting to leave the conflict zone. He further accused Ukrainian forces of attacking civilian cars, drones against ambulances, journalists, and volunteers, looting Russian villages, and publishing their actions online. He also emphasized that the Ukrainian forces are attacking and destroying civilian infrastructure, residential buildings, schools, and even hospitals while displaying Nazi symbols.
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