Oregon Air Quality Advisory Extended Through Today as Wildfires Blanket Multiple Counties in Hazardous Smoke

The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality extended its air quality advisory on Wednesday, July 22, 2026, for a broad stretch of eastern and central Oregon, keeping health warnings active through at least Friday afternoon, July 24 — today. The advisory, which has now been extended three times since its original Monday end date, covers Baker,…

Oregon Air Quality Advisory Extended Through Today as Wildfires Blanket Multiple Counties in Hazardous Smoke

Eight Nations, Including Egypt, Condemn Israeli escalation at Al-Aqsa Mosque

Egypt and seven Arab and Islamic nations on 23 July condemned Israel’s latest escalation at the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in occupied East Jerusalem, including large-scale settler incursions led by Israeli ministers and the display of the Israeli flag inside the compound, describing them as violations of international law and the site’s longstanding historical and legal…

Eight Nations, Including Egypt, Condemn Israeli escalation at Al-Aqsa Mosque

Are Weather Forecasts Less Accurate? Trump May Be to Blame

There’s been some speculation — in the media, among experts, and maybe in your social circles — that weather forecasts have recently gotten worse. That shouldn’t be a huge surprise. Rolling Stone reported last year that Donald Trump’s anti-science agenda could hurt forecasting. Sure enough, his administration’s determination to gut monitoring agencies seems to be having…

Are Weather Forecasts Less Accurate? Trump May Be to Blame

Situationer: Resorting to ‘encounters’: are Sindh police losing faith in legal system? – Newspaper

WHILE the killing of suspected criminals in alleged encounters is not a new phenomenon, it is rare in Karachi for arrested suspects to be brought to raids to arrest their accomplices and for them to end up dead “by firing from their own accomplices”. Thursday’s killing of three suspects, who were arrested recently for murdering…

Situationer: Resorting to ‘encounters’: are Sindh police losing faith in legal system? – Newspaper