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A new NASA model visualization traces brown-carbon smoke from July 14 through July 20 as unhealthy air spread through major U.S. and Canadian cities.
The FDA says a previously reported positive Cyclospora test was a false positive, but epidemiological and traceback evidence still support the recall and the outbreak investigation remains open.
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244 stories in this desk.AAA’s daily national average reached $4.003 on July 20, extending a rapid rise tied to renewed instability around the Strait of Hormuz.
Ferran Torres scored in the 106th minute as Spain beat Argentina 1–0 in New Jersey and secured its second men’s world championship.
The University of Michigan's preliminary July index rose to a five-month high of 54.4, though most responses preceded renewed fighting with Iran and the latest rise in gasoline prices.
The Fish and Wildlife Service will again decide protections species by species while giving greater weight to economic and national-security impacts in habitat decisions.
The Upper East Side outbreak has reached at least 67 confirmed cases as investigators continue testing and disinfecting building cooling towers.
A new legal opinion says the 2022 government-device ban no longer covers the restructured U.S. service, though individual agencies retain discretion over workplace use.
A final federal rule reduces the minimum soluble-solids level and allows a limited share of mandarin or tangerine juice in products sold as pasteurized orange juice.
Semiconductor shares recorded their worst week in more than a year, adding a new test for the AI-led market rally as oil prices stayed elevated.
June data show a third monthly decline in single-family starts and weaker permits, even as a surge in apartment projects lifted total housing starts.
A final Homeland Security rule replaces open-ended duration-of-status admissions with fixed terms and a new federal extension process beginning September 15.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio convened officials from more than 60 countries, opening a new international push that critics say rests on a disputed assessment of the threat.
The president used a national address to press for tighter voting rules and publish federal records, but presented no evidence that the 2020 result was changed.
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