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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 court acquitted a man in a counterfeit-card case, ruling that agents could not use cards seized under a warrant limited to illegal drugs.
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11 stories in this desk.Pakistan’s government opened an investigation after a fire swept through a nursery at a major public hospital in Islamabad, killing 14 newborn babies while staff rescued one infant.
A vast ice-and-rock collapse sent destructive floodwater and debris through Himalayan valleys on both sides of the Nepal–China border, while rescue teams continued searching isolated communities.
Accredited Philippine hospitals must attach Claim Form 5 to claims for patients discharged from August 1 as the insurer prepares a diagnosis-based payment system.
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said 13 people had been found dead after the magnitude 7.1 Kumamoto earthquake, with others injured or still missing.
Police and immigration officers transferred the group from a temporary settlement outside the UNHCR office in Kuala Lumpur for identity and document checks.
Pakistan’s disaster authority reported 109 deaths since June 26 while forecasters warned that additional heavy rain could threaten river and low-lying communities.
The president’s fifth State of the Nation Address proposed a higher income-tax exemption, relief for small businesses and changes intended to reduce electricity bills.
The National Nutrition Agency halted operations and funding at hundreds of kitchens after finding food-safety, hygiene and other compliance failures.
Vietnamese authorities said 45 people had been rescued and 17 remained missing after the Khoi Nguyen 18 sank near the Spratly Islands.
More than 801,000 people were relocated in Guangdong as Noul moved inland, while Hong Kong authorities reported injuries and hundreds of flight cancellations.
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