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Canada Wildfire Smoke Chokes New York, Midwest as Heat Dome Pushes AQI to Hazardous Levels
Canadian wildfire smoke has once again spread across the United States, degrading air quality from the Upper Midwest to the Northeast as a persistent heat dome traps pollution near the surface. The deteriorating conditions have prompted health warnings across major metropolitan areas including New York City, Minneapolis, Detroit, Scranton and Toronto, where officials say millions of residents are breathing air that ranges from unhealthy to hazardous. 
Canadian wildfire smoke has once again spread across the United States, degrading air quality from the Upper Midwest to the Northeast as a persistent heat dome traps pollution near the surface. The deteriorating conditions have prompted health warnings across major metropolitan areas including New York City, Minneapolis, Detroit, Scranton and Toronto, where officials say millions of residents are breathing air that ranges from unhealthy to hazardous. -
Ex-Trump Aide Anthony Scaramucci Says Trump Isn't Suffering From Dementia but Warns He's 'Genuinely Unwell'
Former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci has rejected speculation that President Donald Trump is suffering from dementia, while simultaneously arguing that the president is "genuinely unwell" because of his conduct and public rhetoric rather than any confirmed cognitive disease. 
Former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci has rejected speculation that President Donald Trump is suffering from dementia, while simultaneously arguing that the president is "genuinely unwell" because of his conduct and public rhetoric rather than any confirmed cognitive disease. -
'Flesh-Eating' Bacteria Warnings Grow Before July Fourth as Critics Question Trump Health Surveillance Cuts
Public health officials are urging Americans to take extra precautions before heading to beaches for the Independence Day holiday after dangerous Vibrio vulnificus bacteria were detected in coastal waters off New York and infections continued to be reported across Gulf Coast states, renewing debate over whether recent changes to federal disease surveillance have weakened the nation's ability to monitor emerging health threats. Public health officials are urging Americans to take extra precautions before heading to beaches for the Independence Day holiday after dangerous Vibrio vulnificus bacteria were detected in coastal waters off New York and infections continued to be reported across Gulf Coast states, renewing debate over whether recent changes to federal disease surveillance have weakened the nation's ability to monitor emerging health threats. -
New Book Claims Trump Pressed White House to Address Swollen Ankles Amid Growing Health Scrutiny
President Donald Trump privately pushed aides to respond to media coverage of his swollen ankles and considered having the issue addressed from the White House briefing room, according to a new book that examines concerns about the president's health during his second term. 
President Donald Trump privately pushed aides to respond to media coverage of his swollen ankles and considered having the issue addressed from the White House briefing room, according to a new book that examines concerns about the president's health during his second term. -
Neil deGrasse Tyson Challenges UAP Disclosure, Tells Government to ‘Show the Alien’
Neil deGrasse Tyson is challenging the latest wave of government UFO disclosures with a simple demand: if officials possess evidence of extraterrestrial life, they should present it to the public. 
Neil deGrasse Tyson is challenging the latest wave of government UFO disclosures with a simple demand: if officials possess evidence of extraterrestrial life, they should present it to the public. -
Tulsi Gabbard Releases Declassified Files Accusing Fauci of Funding Wuhan Research Linked to COVID
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard used one of her final acts in office to reignite one of the most contentious debates of the COVID-19 era, releasing declassified documents that accuse Dr. Anthony Fauci of helping fund research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology and influencing how the U.S. government handled questions about the pandemic's origins. 
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard used one of her final acts in office to reignite one of the most contentious debates of the COVID-19 era, releasing declassified documents that accuse Dr. Anthony Fauci of helping fund research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology and influencing how the U.S. government handled questions about the pandemic's origins. -
Farm Rich Recalls 160,200 Pounds of Pizza Cheese Crunchers Across 21 States Over Metal Contamination Risk
A recall of more than 160,000 pounds of Farm Rich Pizza Cheese Crunchers has drawn renewed attention to how food safety alerts are communicated to consumers after federal regulators took nearly three weeks to formally classify the potential risk posed by metal contamination. 
A recall of more than 160,000 pounds of Farm Rich Pizza Cheese Crunchers has drawn renewed attention to how food safety alerts are communicated to consumers after federal regulators took nearly three weeks to formally classify the potential risk posed by metal contamination. -
Trump Examined by 22 Medical Specialists at Walter Reed, White House Declines to Explain Record Number
President Donald Trump's latest physical examination at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center is drawing renewed scrutiny after the White House confirmed that 22 medical specialists participated in the assessment, the highest number publicly disclosed for a presidential checkup in modern records. 
President Donald Trump's latest physical examination at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center is drawing renewed scrutiny after the White House confirmed that 22 medical specialists participated in the assessment, the highest number publicly disclosed for a presidential checkup in modern records. -
Former Pentagon UFO Chief Says He Personally Saw ‘Non-Human Craft’ and ‘Alien Bodies’
A former Pentagon official who once led the U.S. government's investigation into unidentified aerial phenomena is preparing to publish a memoir that revives one of the most controversial questions in modern national security: whether the United States has secretly encountered evidence of non-human intelligence. 
A former Pentagon official who once led the U.S. government's investigation into unidentified aerial phenomena is preparing to publish a memoir that revives one of the most controversial questions in modern national security: whether the United States has secretly encountered evidence of non-human intelligence. -
Trump Claims Drug Brought Dying Patient Back to Life as Doctors Reject 'Extreme' Medical Assertion
President Donald Trump sparked debate over the limits of modern medicine after claiming that experimental treatments available through the Right to Try Act have helped revive patients who appeared to be near death, a remark that quickly drew scrutiny from medical experts questioning the scientific basis of the assertion. 
President Donald Trump sparked debate over the limits of modern medicine after claiming that experimental treatments available through the Right to Try Act have helped revive patients who appeared to be near death, a remark that quickly drew scrutiny from medical experts questioning the scientific basis of the assertion.
