Extreme heat scorched parts of South and Southeast Asia Wednesday, prompting schools across the Philippines to suspend classes, heat warnings in the Thai capital and worshippers in Bangladesh to pray for rain.
The months of March, April and May are typically the hottest and driest in the archipelago nation, but conditions this year have been exacerbated by the El Nino weather phenomenon.
Southern Asia scorched by extreme heat - World - MANILA: Extreme heat scorched parts of South and Southeast Asia Wednesday, prompting schools across the Philippines to suspend classes, heat warnings in the Th...
India Business News: NEW DELHI: Extreme weather conditions along with escalated geopolitical tension that could increase the crude oil prices may pose a risk to inflation .
Europe endured a record number of "extreme heat stress" days in 2023, two leading climate monitors said Monday, underscoring the threat of increasingly deadly s
very big protests are peaceful, but it is equally— very big protests are peaceful, but it is equally true _ very big protests are peaceful, but it is equally true that _ very big protests are peaceful, but it is equally true that there - very big protests are peaceful, but it is equally true that there is - very big protests are peaceful, but it is equally true that there is a - it is equally true that there is a significant _ it is equally true that there is a significant minority— it is equally true that there is a significant minority who - it is equally true that there is a significant minority who are - it is equally true that there is a i significant minority who are pretty extreme, — significant minority who are pretty extreme, have _ significant minority who are pretty extreme, have deeply— significant minority who are pretty extreme, have deeply offensive . extreme, have deeply offensive anti-semitic— extreme, have deeply offensive anti—semitic banners. _ extreme, have deeply offensive anti—semitic banners. some - extreme, have deeply offensive i anti—semitic banners. some of the things— anti—semitic banners. some of the things they're _ anti—semitic banners. some of the things they're shouting _ anti—semitic banners. some of the things they're shouting are - things they're shouting are completely— things they're shouting are completely unacceptable, i completely unacceptable, understandably _ completely unacceptable, understandably making. completely unacceptable, - understandably making people feel unsafe _ understandably making people feel unsafe does — understandably making people feel unsafe. does that _ understandably making people feel unsafe. does that mean _ understandably making people feel unsafe. does that mean that - understandably making people feel unsafe. does that mean that the i unsafe. does that mean that the other— unsafe. does that mean that the other 95,000 _ unsafe. does that mean that the other 95,000 people _ unsafe. does that mean that the other 95,000 people aren't - unsafe. does that mean that the . other 95,000 people aren't allowed to protest— other 95,000 people aren't allowed to protest about _ other 95,000 people aren't allowed to protest about what's _ other 95,000 people aren't allowed to protest about what's going - other 95,000 people aren't allowed to protest about what's going on - other 95,000 people aren't allowed to protest about what's going on inl to protest about what's going on in gaza? _ to protest about what's going on in gaza? it's— to protest about what's going on in gaza? it's obviously— to protest about what's going on in gaza? it's obviously upsetting - gaza? it's obviously upsetting enormous _ gaza? it's obviously upsetting enormous numbers— gaza? it's obviously upsetting enormous numbers of- gaza? it's obviously upsetting | enormous numbers of people, including — enormous numbers of people, including leading _ enormous numbers of people, including leading western - including leading western politicians, _ including leading western politicians, including - including leading western politicians, including the i including leading western . politicians, including the us president _ politicians, including the us president. it's _ politicians, including the us president. it's a _ politicians, including the us president. it's a hard - politicians, including the us. president. it's a hard balance politicians, including the us- president. it's a hard balance to -et president. it's a hard balance to get right, — president. it's a hard balance to get right, and _ president. it's a hard balance to get right, and i_ president. it's a hard balance to get right, and i think— president. it's a hard balance to get right, and i think where - president. it's a hard balance to get right, and i think where the| president. it's a hard balance to i get right, and i think where the uk government— get right, and i think where the uk government is— get right, and i think where the uk government is letting _ get right, and i think where the uk government is letting this - get right, and i think where the uk government is letting this happenl government is letting this happen but trying — government is letting this happen but trying to — government is letting this happen but trying to clamp _ government is letting this happen but trying to clamp down - government is letting this happen but trying to clamp down on - government is letting this happen but trying to clamp down on it, i government is letting this happen. but trying to clamp down on it, just asking _ but trying to clamp down on it, just asking the — but trying to clamp down on it, just asking the police _ but trying to clamp down on it, just asking the police to do _ but trying to clamp down on it, just asking the police to do that - but trying to clamp down on it, just asking the police to do that in - but trying to clamp down on it, just asking the police to do that in the i asking the police to do that in the heat of— asking the police to do that in the heat of the — asking the police to do that in the heat of the moment. _ asking the police to do that in the heat of the moment.— heat of the moment. hagar, let's talk about a _ heat of the moment. hagar, let's talk about a couple _ heat of the moment. hagar, let's talk about a couple of— heat of the moment. hagar, let's talk about a couple of other - heat of the moment. hagar, let's i talk about a couple of other issues. the head of the military... the head of israel's military intelligence has resigned over the failures surrounding the hamas attack on october 7th. major general aharon haliva is
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The drought persists in eastern Iowa, but we've been making improvements over the last few weeks. The 'extreme' drought, which had been covering most of the are
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have in fundraising at this stage, how important is that? >> it is incredibly important. to have the resources to ensure we have strong and robust campaigns. clearly what we are seeing this cycle is similar to last cycle when we made history and were able to hold the senate and expand the majority in a midterm election and we are on track to do the same thing. in addition to raising record amounts of money, a big reason why we are doing that is frankly we have superior candidates. incumbents that represent their states with honor and distinction and understand their folks are better than anyone and running against deeply flawed republican candidates. we talk about kerry lake, she has become more extreme from when she lost her race for governor and has taken a position that is out of step