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Article content A thermometer outside Furnace Creek Visitors Center in the heart of Death Valley showed 134 degrees Fahrenheit shortly before 4 p.m. on Sunday, although a National Park Service ranger said it typically measured higher than the official reading. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or U.S. West scorches under heat wave, Death Valley reaches 54C Back to video The National Weather Service recorded the temperature on Saturday at 130 degrees, which if verified would be one of the highest ever recorded on Earth. A ranger measured the sidewa...

Good morning. Boris Johnson hailed the UK’s “indestructible relationship” with the US as the G7 Summit officially kicked off on Friday. The British prime minister is known not to be a fan of the phrase “special relationship” – which he believes makes the UK look weak – but in an interview after meeting Joe Biden in Carbis Bay, Cornwall on Thursday he tried to underline the nations’ closeness, despite the president’s concerns over Northern...

The water level of Lake Mead at the Hoover Dam is set to meet its lowest level on record as California's megadrought leaves more than two million people under emergency rations.

‘Turning the Corner’: U.S. Covid Outlook Reaches Most Hopeful Point Yet Julie Bosman and Sarah Mervosh © Philip Cheung for The New York Times Signs of hope are appearing across America. Los Angeles County made headlines with the news that it had reported zero new deaths on two consecutive days this week. On some recent days, entire states, including Wisconsin and West Virginia, have reported zero new coronavirus deaths — a brief but promising respite from the onslaught of the past year. And in New York and Chicago, officials encouraged by the recent progress have conf...

In Nevada, Unemployed Workers Wait for Aid That Will Still Not Be Enough Stimulus checks may be on their way, but those struggling to get by worry that the money will soon be gone. “Every morning I wake up thinking about where my help is going to come from,” one woman said. Guadalupe Rodriguez, left, moved in with Bobby Hernandez, a co-worker who was laid off, and another roommate late last year. The three are still struggling to pay bills.Credit...Bridget Bennett for The New York Times March 12, 2021 LAS VEGAS — Bobby Hernandez plans to spend his stimulus check on medication to manage ...