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Millions of Americans sweated through a scorching weekend as temperatures soared across the U.S., while residents were rescued from floodwaters that forced evacuations across the Midwest. The governor of South Dakota said Sunday that one person died there during flooding. Iowa's governor declared a disaster for 21 counties. Some areas saw up to 15 inches of rain over three days. From the mid-Atlantic to Maine, across the Great Lakes region, and throughout the West to California, public officials... Читать дальше...

The high court overturned the right to abortion two years ago. Here's where abortion access stands in states.

It's only a peek, but the "Delivered" status update could make a big difference.

A medical team in the U.S. has performed a rare kidney transplant during which the patient was awake throughout the procedure and was discharged the next day.

These are today's mortgage and refinance rates. Rates are still high. Coupled with high home prices, they've led to fewer home sales year over year.

On this second anniversary of the Dobbs decision, Americans remain divided on the issue of life. My challenge to America is to talk about the value of children.

Alpine shows strong interest in securing Carlos Sainz, potentially signaling a significant shake-up in Formula 1 team dynamics.

Disney stock currently trades at $102 per share, about 50% below its pre-inflation shock high of about $202 seen on March 8, 2021.

Northwestern surgeons perform one of the first 'awake' kidney transplant surgeries  Chicago Sun-Times

The District Prosecutor's Office in Plovdiv is currently investigating the death of a British citizen at Saint George Medical Center. The man passed away two days ago under circumstances that are still unclear. He had arrived at the hospital with complaints including severe headache and dizziness....

PHILADELPHIA—Noting an explosion in the frequency of the name in the years following the reality program’s debut, a new study published Monday found a correlation between the popularity of the Discovery Channel’s Deadliest Catch and the nation’s sharp uptick in children named Crab. “Looking at naming trends over the…

Microplastics are everywhere, the Seine’s Olympic ambitions are complicated by poop, and the Starliner spacecraft delays its return to Earth.

The plot we got was a green place, with a very attractive tree stand in the southwestern part, which created the character of the place. We connected the main entrances to the area and selected a place for the required function, in a way that interfered with the existing trees as little as possible. The water playground basins and the stage were planned in an area with low greenery, in the eastern part of the area, while in the western part, we designed wooden squares and paths floating above... Читать дальше...

A veteran of numerous presidential debates offers a strategy for thumping Trump.

Beyoncé song that shares its name with a John Singleton movie: seven letters.

New cartoons from the magazine.

Energy Observer, a ship equipped with solar panels and a hydrogen fuel cell, has spent the past seven years circumnavigating the globe, powered by sun, water, and salads.

Weaving together the Genesis myth, Yoruba culture, and contemporary Black British culture, a young poet explores the haunting reverberations of an unsolved killing with an unidentified victim.

“A worry bead. / A rosary woe.”

The fourteenth-century composer’s expressions of longing can still leave an audience spellbound.

Readers respond to Eyal Press’s piece on state constitutions, Merve Emre’s essay on Freud biographies, and Rebecca Mead’s review of “Catland.”

Coming up with creative ways to stay cool.

The Grammy-nominated Australian singer surveyed the Nolita pop-up store where, for three days, fans snapped up his oil burners, candles, and dreidels.

A new book conveys in dramatic detail what America’s Moses did to help abolish slavery. Another addresses the love of God and country that helped her do so.