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News Summary A dangerous heat dome is affecting much of the central and eastern United States, leading to record-high temperatures. Many areas are experiencing feels-like temperatures soaring up to 110 degrees. Cities such as Salt Lake City and Mitchell, South Dakota have shattered previous temperature records. The extreme heat has raised serious safety concerns, leading to a rise in heat-related emergencies and power outages. As millions remain under heat alerts,

News Summary US stock markets surged following a significant drop in oil prices, which fell 7.2% after missile strikes from Iran were intercepted. The Dow Jones rose by 374 points, leading a rally as fears of escalating tensions eased among traders. The CNN Fear and Greed Index shifted from Neutral to Greed, indicating a more optimistic market sentiment. While geopolitical tensions remain, analysts predict that the energy sector could stabilize

News Summary The US Supreme Court has allowed the Trump administration to resume mass deportations of migrants to high-risk nations like South Sudan and Libya. In a divided 6-3 ruling, the court reversed a previous protective decision, raising significant concerns regarding the safety and legal rights of these deportees. Immigration advocates argue that this decision could expose vulnerable individuals to potential torture and persecution upon their return, intensifying the national

News Summary Governor Greg Abbott has vetoed a proposed ban on THC consumables just before the deadline, aiming to protect Texas’s thriving THC market. The decision follows calls from Lt. Governor Dan Patrick for stricter regulations. While critics cite health risks, supporters highlight the economic importance of the industry, which employs thousands and generates significant revenue. Abbott has announced a special legislative session to establish a regulatory framework for the

News Summary In a significant escalation, the U.S. conducted airstrikes against Iranian nuclear facilities, claiming to have obliterated key sites in a military operation called ‘Operation Midnight Hammer.’ Following these strikes, Iran launched missiles at Israel, injuring dozens. The attack has drawn international condemnation and raised concerns about regional stability and potential retaliation. While the U.S. strategizes to prevent Iran’s nuclear advancement, the humanitarian implications of the conflict remain alarming

News Summary U.S. Magistrate Judge Barbara D. Holmes has ruled that Kilmar Abrego García is eligible for release from custody, challenging the government’s claims of him being a flight risk or danger. This case highlights the contentious immigration issues and legal battles surrounding deportation. García, who faced wrongful deportation to El Salvador, had multiple judges deem his deportation unlawful. A hearing will address his potential release conditions, though complications remain

News Summary A potential mass shooting was thwarted at CrossPointe Community Church due to the quick actions of church security and an alert parishioner. On a serene Sunday, a gunman armed with a long gun attacked the church, but a brave individual acted decisively, leading to the intervention of church staff who returned fire, ultimately stopping the assailant. Fortunately, no churchgoers were harmed, and the incident highlighted the effectiveness of

News Summary California Senator Alex Padilla confronted Vice President JD Vance after a name mix-up became a focal point in discussions on immigration enforcement. The Vice President mistakenly referred to Padilla as ‘Jose,’ igniting a conversation about the perception of immigration policies in California. Following a controversial encounter with Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, Padilla emphasized the need for a more constructive dialogue about the impacts of ICE raids on

News Summary Severe thunderstorms and tornadoes have tragically impacted communities in North Dakota and Minnesota, leading to the deaths of at least three individuals. The storms brought wind gusts exceeding 100 mph, resulting in widespread destruction and power outages. Emergency response teams are activated as recovery efforts begin amidst the devastation. With warnings still in place, residents are advised to exercise caution. As communities rally together, the hope for recovery

News Summary Severe thunderstorms and tornadoes hit the Midwest, causing fatalities and extensive destruction, particularly in North Dakota. Concurrently, a heat wave affected over 150 million Americans, straining athletes during games. Alaska faced wildfires due to dry conditions. Communities are urged to stay informed and prepared as extreme weather continues to impact various regions. Severe Weather Hits the Midwest The weekend kicked off with a bang as severe thunderstorms and