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After a mild start to the U.S. Open, much higher temperatures have arrived in the second week at Flushing Meadows. It is supposed to reach 95 degrees Fahrenheit (35 Celsius)

Sabalenka overwhelms Daria Kasatkina and Keys upsets third-seeded Jessica Pegula, while Alexander Zverev outlasts sixth-seeded Jannik Sinner in five sets to join Carlos Alcaraz and Daniil Medvedev in the men’s quarterfinals.

NEW YORK (AP) — Andy Murray prepared for the steamy conditions often found at the U.S. Open by simulating the “brutal heat and humidity” in New York this time of year with the help of, well, an actual steam room at his home. The 36-year-old British tennis star set the humidity in there at 70% […]

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After a mild start to the U.S. Open, the forecast calls for much higher temperatures in the second week

NEW YORK—Andy Murray prepared for the steamy conditions often found at the US Open by simulating the “brutal heat and humidity” in New York this time of year with the help of, well, an actual steam room at his home. The 36-year-old British tennis star set the humidity in there at 70% and spent hours…

Bader Philanthropies announced this week its intention to create a leadership institute aimed at developing leaders who have the curiosity and will to create meaningful change in the communities the nonprofit serves.

In hopes of preparing the city for these changes, Drexel University, the Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission, the Academy of Natural Sciences, and CCRUN convened more than 100 experts, community members and stakeholders to produce a research agenda that, if pursued, could help to fortify Philadelphia, and its most vulnerable populations, against the extreme effects of climate change.