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Navajo Nation declares state of emergency due to record-breaking heat - Arizona's Family

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WINDOW ROCK, AZ (3TV/CBS 5) - The Navajo Nation has declared a state of emergency due to extreme heat affecting the area and surrounding southwest regions. The Navajo Nation Commission on Emergency Management issued the declaration on Tuesday. The National Weather Service indicated that the Four Corners area will experience unprecedented heat extremes and higher-than-average temperatures. Extreme heat can threaten the health of older people, infants, children, pregnant women, those with chronic medical conditions, and anyone without necessary cooling resources. The Navajo Nation says that the heat can also impact ecosystems, agriculture, livestock, pets, homes, and roads and dries up water sources for wildlife. The Navajo Nation Commission on Emergency Management says it will collaborate with all relevant entities in the Navajo Nation and utilize resources to effectively address the impacts of extreme heat. The state of emergency is set to go through Aug. 31 unless anything changes. S

Heat Wave Expands To Midwest, Northeast This Week | Weather.com - The Weather Channel

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Play Hotter than average temperatures have expanded to the Midwest and Northeast this week. The upper Midwest and Northeast could see some relief by this weekend. The South will swelter through the coming days. A​ heat wave will grip the Midwest, Northeast and South to end the workweek after shattering records in the Southwest much of this month. T​his persistent excessive heat has been camped over the nation's southern tier from the Desert Southwest to Florida much of this month. It's been the hottest start to July on record in Phoenix, Baton Rouge and Miami. Now that heat is engulfing the northern tier over the coming days. Highs will surge toward 100 degrees in some Midwest cities and well into the 90s in the Northeast. Heat alerts are in effect for tens of millions of people. The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued heat advisories and excessive heat warnings in the Northeast, Midwest, Plains and Southwest. That means outdoor activities should be limited in these area

All-Area Girls Soccer Player of the Year: Dalton's Briceño sets new ... - Daily Citizen

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Google Pixel Fold vs. Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4: Which smartphone is best for you? - CNN Underscored

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This article is part of our series  Battle of the Brands , in which we compare category-leading products to their counterparts to determine which are actually worth your money. For the last few years, Samsung has dominated the foldable phone market in the US because, well, it's been the only real choice. Sure, Motorola has given it some competition with its Razr lineup — and more recently the Razr+ has one-upped Samsung — but when it comes to the foldable phones that open and close like a book while looking more like a tablet, it's been all Samsung. But with the release of the Google Pixel Fold, Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 4 has some serious competition for the title of best foldable phone. It may appear as if they're similar phones made by different companies, but there are some fundamental differences between the two devices that may convince you one of them is a better fit than the other for your needs. Google

End to power outages in Battagram demanded - Newspaper ... - DAWN.com

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BATTAGRAM: Political and social activists have convened a jirga here on July 24 to chalk out a future line of action against excessive electricity loadshedding in Battagram, and asking the authorities to supply the district with power from the Allai Khwar hydel power station. The jirga will also ask people to pay electricity dues and remove illegal connections. Former tehsil nazims Khanzada Zafar Ali Khan and Niaz Khan Trand, chairman Tehreek Inqilab political movement Naeem Shaheen, Mahajareen Khan, Niaz Khan Thakot, Saeed Ahmed Malkal, Maulana Qari Idrees, Ghulamullah and others appealed to the youth organisations and local leadership of political parties to participate in the 'Roshan Battagram Jirga' to be held in the Chinar Park. They said the local elders had held several meetings with Peshawar Electric Supply Company officials and the district administration to relax the loadsheddng schedule, but the officials' 'non-serious' attitude had left them with

Maury Co. Sheriff's Rodeo rides without a hitch at park arena - Columbia Daily Herald

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Thousands gathered to enjoy the annual Maury County Sheriff's Rodeo at Maury County Park Arena on Friday and Saturday to watch world class cowboys rope and ride. Families eagerly watched the competitions with excitement as some of the most high-ranking cowboys in the world roped calves, rode bucking broncos and tried to stay on an angry bull for eight seconds. Cowgirls also showed their roping and riding skills, especially during the barrel racing competition. Trevor and Haverly Pennington of Columbia have been attending the rodeo for 15 years straight with their three children. "The sheriff puts on a great rodeo. It's a wonderful community event," Trevor Pennington said. "I love how family-friendly it is," Haverly said. Children lined up to ride the mechanical bull, play in the Kids Zone and eat sweet treats, like snow cones from Kona Ice food truck. A highlight for children under 12 years old was the calf scramble in which a herd of children chased a calf

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Temperature to dip over next 2 days in Chandigarh - The Tribune India

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Tribune News Service Chandigarh, May 23 The maximum temperature in the city today dropped to 41°C, 1.3 degree above normal. The city yesterday recorded the season's highest maximum temperature at 43.1°C. Winds started blowing at 26 km/hour around 8:30 pm today. The temp is expected to fall to 32°C in the next two days. There is a light rain forecast till May 27. Thunderstorm/lightning is expected to accompany. Hailstorms are likely at isolated places on May 24. Squall at the speed 50-60 Kmph is also expected at isolated on May 24. Adblock test (Why?)

Opinion | What Happens to Putin Now? - The New York Times

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What's Next For Putin? Listen to Tom Friedman discuss his thoughts on the attempted coup and the danger of disorder. The events playing out in Russia feel like the trailer for the next James Bond movie: Vladimir Putin's ex-chef/ex-cyberhacker/recent mercenary army leader, Yevgeny V. Prigozhin, goes rogue. Prigozhin, a character straight out of "Dr. No," leads a convoy of ex-convicts and soldiers of fortune on a madcap dash to seize the Russian capital, shooting down a few Russian military helicopters along the way. They meet so little resistance that the internet is full of pictures of his mercenaries waiting patiently in line to buy coffee: "Hey, could you put a lid on that? I don't want it to spill on my tank!" But then, just as suddenly, as Prigozhin's men got within 120 miles of Moscow, he apparently caught wind that his convoy on the open highway would be sitting ducks to a determined air attack. So Prigozhin opted for a plea bargain, arranged b