Heat wave blankets much of America
A massive summer heat wave spans from South Dakota to Massachusetts with many areas logging 90 degree heat and some places over 100. In New York City workers and vendors suffer as temps rise, while Maryland suburbs conserve water during emergency repairs and cooling centers open in Illinois. Officials link heat to at least one death and pollution uptick in New England.
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Arms seizure harms Cuba U S detente hopes
Cuba admitted secretly sending aging weapons to North Korea amid a global network of rusting freighters and charter jets moving arms despite U N sanctions. Experts say the disclosure could jeopardize warming US Cuba ties with uncertain impact on detente. ACLU says license plate data collection by police is expanding, storing millions of captures to track movements for crime prevention and abducted-child searches using car location data.
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Prayer to the Blessed Virgin text excerpt
Prayer requests divine aid from the Blessed Virgin Mary, calling her motherly intercession and mercy. It includes repeated invocations to Mary and the Holy Spirit and asks for forgiveness, guidance, and the fulfillment of a personal goal, noting the prayer should be published after a favor is granted.
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