Virus Rampages Through Navajo Nation From Tucson Visitor
The Navajo Nation in Arizona New Mexico and Utah endures a deadly COVID-19 surge first traced to a Tucson traveler. In Chilchinbeto and surrounding towns elders and families face crowding and lack of running water hampering isolation. At least 100 dead and over 3,100 cases across the reservation mark a grave toll.
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Arbery case dispute shadows new video claim
Attorneys for Ahmaud Arbery say surveillance footage shows he did nothing illegal before his Feb. 23 slaying near Brunswick. They note the jogger paused briefly at a construction site, left willingly, and did not take or damage property, arguing the actions were not a felony under Georgia law.
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Heat and humidity risk rising earlier than thought study finds
A Science Advances study shows that dangerous wet bulb conditions of 35 C have already occurred 14 times in 40 years, with 33 C about 80 times and 31 C nearly 1,000 times, impacting the Persian Gulf, parts of Pakistan, U S Gulf Coast, and coasts around the Red Sea and India. The find warns that future survivability thresholds could be breached sooner than projected.
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