Global heat waves surge as climate change blamed by scientists
Global warmth and extreme heat waves drive record temperatures across Europe and North America. Scientists from Rutgers Stanford and Oxford link rising greenhouse gases and a disrupted jet stream to more frequent hot events. experts warn ongoing extremes will persist with continued emissions.
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Blood Moon Eclipses World Sky Across Continents
The longest total lunar eclipse of this century, nicknamed the blood moon, lit skies from Africa to South America. Crowds in Rio cheered as a fort near Copacabana offered telescope views while skywatchers in Somalia and Addis Ababa observed the reddish moon. NASA says Mars nears Earth this week, with the next eclipse slated for January 21, 2019.
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Former Trump fixer Cohen turns aggressive in public clash
Michael Cohen, once a quiet legal aide to Donald Trump, has adopted a sharper, more combative public stance amid the Mueller probe. Reporters describe wavering signals about cooperation, possible testimony on Trump Tower meetings, and a push to define his own future as legal jeopardy and media leaks mount.
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