Last summer Boston was afflicted by rain. This year, there’s a heat emergency.

Whoopi Goldberg of "The View" supported tech reporter Kara Swisher's ambition to acquire The Washington Post from Jeff Bezos, citing recent staff departures and editorial changes. Swisher expressed interest in forming an investor group to buy the paper, criticizing Bezos for prioritizing personal liberties and free markets in the opinion section. The Post has faced controversy over staff exits and a decision not to endorse a candidate in the 2024 election, prompting Swisher and Goldberg...

Measles outbreaks in West Texas and New Mexico have reached over 250 cases, with two unvaccinated individuals succumbing to measles-related complications. The highly contagious virus spreads through airborne transmission and is preventable through vaccines, with outbreaks also reported in other states. Vaccination rates play a crucial role in preventing the spread of measles, as high rates of immunization create herd immunity and limit the impact of outbreaks. Full Article

Aaliyan Mohammed, a Newsweek contributor specializing in MLB content, reports that the New York Yankees face a third base dilemma due to DJ LeMahieu's injury. With LeMahieu sidelined, the Yankees are considering a trade proposal from FanSided's Jacob Mountz that would bring José Miranda from the Minnesota Twins to bolster their lineup. Miranda's consistent hitting and potential as a third baseman make him an appealing option for the Yankees, who are looking to improve their...

Mercury retrograde occurs three to four times a year, with a shadow period extending the influence to up to six months annually. The planet's effects on communication, travel, and technology are felt due to its proximity and speed. The retrograde process involves pre-shadow, the chaotic retrograde period, and post-shadow, offering opportunities for review and clarity amidst the chaos. Full Article

Court rulings have ordered thousands of fired federal workers to be reinstated due to lack of advance notice and individualized assessments. A U.S. official was absent from recent talks with Russia and Ukraine, as Russian President Putin reportedly did not want him involved. A couple faces over $100,000 in medical bills for services retroactively denied by their health insurance provider, leaving them considering drastic financial measures to clear the debt. Full Article

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer announced he will vote to keep the government open despite a "very bad" funding measure, citing worse consequences of a shutdown. Some Democrats, including Rep. Ocasio-Cortez and Rep. Watson Coleman, criticized Schumer's decision, while others like Susan Rice and Rep. Crockett expressed strong opposition. With Senate Republicans lacking full support and needing Democratic votes to advance the measure, the prospect of a government shutdown remains uncertain. Full Article