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How the Parthenon Survived Centuries of War and Religious Change

How the Parthenon Survived Centuries of War and Religious Change

The Parthenon, originally conceived as a temple to Athena and a treasury in 5th century BC Athens, has undergone a remarkable series of transformat...
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Phoenix may end August with extreme heat, as warnings are extended

Phoenix may end August with extreme heat, as warnings are extended

Temperatures go above 110 degrees on Friday and are expected to stay there for at least a week, which gets close to the final day of August.
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As Palm Beach County swelters, here's when cool temps usually arrive

As Palm Beach County swelters, here's when cool temps usually arrive

Palm Beach County, like the rest of Florida, is sweltering now, but cooler weather is in our near future. Here's when to expect crisp, cool air.
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US Heatwave Intensifies, Posing Risks Across Multiple States

US Heatwave Intensifies, Posing Risks Across Multiple States

A severe heatwave is currently affecting multiple regions across the United States, with temperatures soaring well above seasonal averages. According to reports, the heatwave has led to record-breaking highs in several areas, with some regions experiencing temperatures exceeding 100°F (37.8°C). The National Weather Service has issued heat advisories and excessive heat warnings for parts of the Midwest, South, and Southwest. The extreme heat is expected to persist for several days, exacerbating drought conditions and increasing the risk of wildfires. Residents are urged to take precautions to stay safe during this period of intense heat. Source time: not specified.
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Deadly overnight storms batter Germany as Balkan countries fight wildfires

Deadly overnight storms batter Germany as Balkan countries fight wildfires

Severe storms have caused extensive damage in parts of Germany, leaving one woman dead and at least two people injured
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New Legal Challenges Emerge Against Licenses for Seven Non-State Universities in Greece, Including U.S. Institutions

New Legal Challenges Emerge Against Licenses for Seven Non-State Universities in Greece, Including U.S. Institutions

New applications for annulment have been filed against the operating licenses of seven non-state universities in Greece, which were approved for the 2026-2027 academic year. This development follows a recent decision by the Fourth Department of the Council of State to annul three operating licenses for non-state universities already operating in Greece through branches. The new legal challenges target institutions including Georgetown University, Iowa State University of Science and Technology, and Roger Williams University (which will operate as Deree – The American University of Greece), along with European University Cyprus, Université Sorbonne Paris Nord, University of Essex, and University of Derby. Six of these new institutions are slated to operate in Athens, while Iowa State University of Science and Technology will be established in Thessaloniki. The Ministry of Education granted these licenses based on positive opinions from the National Authority for Higher Education (ETHAEE) and EOPPEP.
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Extreme Summer Heat Grips Southern U.S.

Extreme Summer Heat Grips Southern U.S.

The Southern United States is experiencing extreme summer heat, with temperatures soaring well above seasonal averages. This heatwave is impacting multiple states, creating challenging conditions for residents and businesses alike. The prolonged high temperatures are straining energy grids and increasing the risk of heat-related illnesses. According to NBC News, this weather pattern is part of a broader trend of intense summer heat affecting the region. Source time: Thu, 20 Aug 2026 03:01:10 GMT.
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Dangerous Heat Grips Southern U.S. with Triple-Digit Temperatures

Dangerous Heat Grips Southern U.S. with Triple-Digit Temperatures

A severe heatwave is currently affecting the southern United States, with temperatures soaring into the triple digits. Heat indices in some areas are reaching as high as 115°F (46°C), creating dangerous conditions for millions of residents. The oppressive heat is accompanied by high humidity, exacerbating the discomfort and health risks. Meanwhile, parts of Wisconsin are experiencing violent rainstorms, which have caused significant damage, including downed trees and disrupted neighborhoods. This extreme weather highlights the ongoing challenges posed by summer heat and storms across the country. (Source: NBC News, Aug. 19, 2026)
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Music Fans Brave Extreme Heat for Downtown Phoenix Concerts

Music Fans Brave Extreme Heat for Downtown Phoenix Concerts

Music Fans Brave Extreme Heat for Downtown Phoenix Concerts
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Extreme Heat Risk for Millions Across the South

Extreme Heat Risk for Millions Across the South

A persistent heat dome is gripping the southern United States, bringing record-breaking temperatures and prompting extreme heat alerts for millions of residents. According to the source, temperatures are expected to remain in the 90s and triple digits (32-38°C and above) throughout the week. High humidity levels are exacerbating the situation, leading to heat indices that feel even hotter than the actual temperatures. This prolonged heat wave is creating hazardous conditions for outdoor activities and infrastructure, with significant impacts on daily life.
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Extreme Heat Advisory Issued for St. Louis Region

Extreme Heat Advisory Issued for St. Louis Region

The St. Louis area is currently under an extreme heat advisory as temperatures are expected to soar to dangerous levels. Meteorologists are forecasting highs reaching up to 100°F (37.8°C) with heat indices potentially exceeding 110°F (43.3°C). This heatwave is attributed to a high-pressure system trapping warm air over the region. The advisory is in effect for the next several days, with the National Weather Service urging residents to take precautions to avoid heat-related illnesses. Source time: not specified.
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Southern U.S. Endures Prolonged Heat Wave with Record Temperatures

Southern U.S. Endures Prolonged Heat Wave with Record Temperatures

A persistent heat dome is causing a dangerous heat wave across the southern U.S., with temperatures soaring into the triple digits. Heat indices have exceeded 105°F (40.5°C) in areas like southern Georgia, coastal South Carolina, and the Florida Panhandle. Cities such as Miami, Little Rock, and Memphis are experiencing record-breaking highs, with Miami tying its all-time record of 100°F (37.8°C) on Tuesday. The heat wave is expected to continue through much of next week, with little relief at night as temperatures remain in the 70s°F (21-26°C).