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Temperatures will remain above normal on Thursday with mostly clear skies and strong easterly winds, especially in northern and central highlands. Haze is possible in some areas.
A House panel has advanced a bill urging President Trump to designate the Muslim Brotherhood as a terrorist group, sparking debate over potential discrimination and foreign relations. The move comes after Trump signed an executive order targeting the organization and Texas officials took similar action.
A large study shows that air pollution can cut the health benefits of regular exercise by nearly half. Researchers urge caution for those working out in polluted environments.
A Pentagon review found fault with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth for sharing sensitive Yemen strike details via Signal, but cleared him of wrongdoing. The report is expected to be released soon.
Neo-Nazi figure Matthew Gruter has left Australia after his visa was cancelled following a controversial rally. The government is moving to tighten protest laws in response to the incident.
Attorney Zion Amir said he was not surprised by the Supreme Court's decision to disqualify Yosef Ben Hamo from overseeing a high-profile investigation. Amir suggested that any future candidate would likely face similar rejection from the court.
Egypt has denied reports of an agreement with Israel to open the Rafah crossing for Gazans. Officials insist no such coordination has taken place.
President Trump announced plans to weaken fuel efficiency standards for new vehicles, drawing praise from automakers and criticism from environmentalists. The move would reverse efforts to promote electric vehicles and reduce emissions. Other top stories include military strike protocols, job losses, and Dick Van Dyke's tips for aging well.
MrBeast has expanded his business far beyond YouTube, building a multibillion-dollar company with ventures in entertainment, consumer goods, and creator marketing. He remains committed to YouTube's power, while focusing on bold projects and positive impact.
Separatist forces backed by the United Arab Emirates have seized much of Yemen's Hadramout region, taking control of key oil fields and cities. The move marks a significant shift in Yemen's ongoing conflict and has led to power outages and heightened tensions between regional powers.
Israel's environment minister has proposed a $41 million plan to tackle illegal waste burning in the West Bank, aiming to curb pollution affecting both Palestinians and Israelis. The plan includes new landfills, increased inspections, and more air monitoring. The issue has become a major public concern amid rising complaints and political debate.
Governor Gavin Newsom called on Democrats to adopt a more culturally relatable approach and focus on economic issues. He stressed the need for a compelling vision that addresses wealth inequality and the struggles of younger generations.
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