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Day: August 6, 2025
Four dead after medical transport plane crashes on Navajo Nation in northern Arizona
Crash occurred as medical flight was en route to pick up patients
Seahawks training camp impressions: Marquez Valdes-Scantling ‘in a battle’ at WR
The Seahawks’ WR competition is heating up, while starting RB Kenneth Walker III returned to practice. Here’s what we learned Tuesday.
Several states consider redrawing congressional maps after Texas kicks off fight
Texas Republicans have launched efforts to redraw congressional maps to secure more GOP seats in the U.S. House.
Philippines and India Announce Establishment of Strategic Partnership
The announcement came shortly after the two nations held their first joint naval exercise in the disputed South China Sea.
Largest wildfire in the US spreads to more than 126,000 acres in Grand Canyon National Park
Arizona’s Dragon Bravo fire has been burning for a month following a lightning strike on the canyon’s North Rim on July 4
Mudslide engulfs Indian village leaving at least four dead
At least 70 people have been evacuated after flash floods hit the North Indian village of Dharali, says the Head of State.
Trump wants to roll back $7 billion in grants for solar projects in low-income communities
Administration is considering clawing back grants awarded through Biden-era Solar for All program
Seattle mural honoring WWII incarcerated Japanese Americans vandalized
It’s the second time this year the mural, located in Nihonmachi Alley in Seattle’s Chinatown International District, has been defaced.
Judge blocks Trump administration from redirecting disaster funding
The judge this week granted an order barring the federal government from spending the funds for other purposes until the court issues a final judgment.