Month: July 2023
Unanswered questions remain after New Jersey firefighters killed in raging blaze on European-made cargo ship
PBNJ Productions/Getty Images (NEWARK, N.J.) — Investigators are searching for answers after two firefighters were killed and five more were injured while battling a raging blaze aboard a cargo ship docked in Newark, New Jersey. [Read More…]
Ricketts backs EATS Act
U.S. Senator Pete Ricketts says support is growing for a bill that would prohibit state and local governments from interfering with the production of agricultural goods in other states. “We have got to make sure [Read More…]
Ukrainian farmer provides crop update
Ukrainian farmer Kees Huizinga says he’s had a productive growing season. “Harvest of the small grains and oilseeds should be finished by the end of July or beginning of August,” he said. “It can be [Read More…]
Earth reaches hottest day ever recorded four days in a row
ABC News (NEW YORK) — For four days in a row, the planet reached its hottest day ever recorded as regions all over the world endure dangerous heat. Earth warmed to the highest temperature ever [Read More…]
Journalist Evan Gershkovich has been detained for 100 days by Russian government
Natalia Kolesnikova/AFP via Getty Images (MOSCOW) — Friday marks journalist and U.S. citizen Evan Gershkovich’s 100th day being detained by Russian government authorities. The 31-year-old Wall Street Journal reporter has sat in Moscow’s Lefortovo prison [Read More…]
Solar, wind energy keeping Texas power grids running amid weeks-long heat wave
Robert Brook/Getty Images (AUSTIN, Texas) — Green energy is helping to keep the Texas power grids alive amid a weeks-long heat wave that has left power usage at an all-time high. The perfect meteorological conditions [Read More…]
CBP rescues two people suffering from heat stress in southern Arizona
SimpleImages/Getty Images (TUCSON, Ariz.) — Two people suffering from heat stress had to be rescued via helicopter in a remote area of southern Arizona this week, officials said. The U.S. Customs and Border Protection said [Read More…]
Dozens injured in NYC bus collision: FDNY
WABC (NEW YORK) — Dozens of people were injured following a bus collision in New York City on Thursday night, the FDNY said. The FDNY said it received a call just before 7 p.m. ET [Read More…]
Casey DeSantis makes her solo campaign debut in Iowa
POOL, ABC News (JOHNSTON, Iowa) — Casey DeSantis, the wife of Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, made her solo campaign debut on Thursday — appearing in an intimate setting where she talked about her life as [Read More…]
Scoreboard roundup — 7/6/23
iStock (NEW YORK) — Here are the scores from Thursday’s sports events: MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL INTERLEAGUE Philadelphia 3, Tampa Bay 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit 9, Oakland 0 Toronto 6, Chi White Sox 2 Toronto 5, [Read More…]
Landowners Protest Carbon Pipelines at Capitol in Pierre
On Thursday, landowners from both South Dakota and out of state gathered in Pierre at the state Capitol to participate in a significant rally against carbon dioxide pipelines. The impressive display of support followed the [Read More…]
How corporate America is slashing DEI workers amid backlash to diversity programs
Shannon Fagan/Getty Images (NEW YORK) — Years after the death of George Floyd shined a spotlight on societal inequities, diversity professionals say some companies are turning their backs on the progress that’s been made to [Read More…]
‘Barry’ alum Stephen Root explains why actors are ready to strike
Jason LaVeris/FilmMagic Hollywood actors and studios are trying to come to a deal in order to avoid a strike — last week they extended talks until July 12. So what’s going to happen? Stephen Root, star [Read More…]
New, scattered rains return to the Plains; fair & warm over the remainder of the Heartland
Across the Corn Belt, a high-pressure system centered over the upper Midwest is resulting in unusually cool weather. In contrast, warm, humid conditions—accompanied by a few showers—linger across the eastern Corn Belt. By July 2, [Read More…]
A period of cool to unseasonably cool, showery weather ahead for much of the Heartland
Looking ahead, the 6- to 10-day outlook calls for the likelihood of above-normal temperatures in New England and throughout the southern and western U.S., while cooler-than-normal conditions will cover the northern Plains and the Midwest. [Read More…]
Mitchell’s Maddie Childs win Sanford Series event at Brookings
Mitchell’s Maddie Childs won the Sanford Series event at the Brookings Country Club on Thursday with a +3 (75). Childs birdied holes three, four and five, while finishing the front nine at even par. Allison [Read More…]
Zelenskyy to ABC: Russia could sabotage nuclear power plant to halt Ukrainian advances
Yuriy Boyko/ABC News (KYIV, Ukraine) — Russia could stage an explosion at the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant to halt Ukrainian advances on the battlefield, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned in a wide-ranging new interview with ABC [Read More…]
‘Look at me, you coward’: Relatives of El Paso Walmart shooting victims confront gunman
Catherine McQueen/Getty Images (EL PASO, Texas) — Nearly four years after 23 people were killed in a racist mass shooting at a Walmart in El Paso, Texas, the victims’ families are confronting the gunman in [Read More…]
Philly leaders sue ghost gun manufacturers just days after mass shooting
US Federal Register (PHILADELPHIA) — Just days after a man wielding two “ghost guns,” including an AR-15 rifle, shot seven people, five fatally, in a Philadelphia neighborhood, according to authorities, leaders of the city filed [Read More…]
Father says teen killed in Philadelphia mass shooting saved his son’s life
ABC News (PHILADELPHIA) — The father of a 13-year-old boy who was wounded in a Fourth of July weekend mass shooting in Philadelphia said his son’s best friend, 15-year-old Daujan Brown, lost his life trying [Read More…]
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