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A devastating heat wave has engulfed the western United States, shattering temperature records and claiming lives. Las Vegas, Nevada, saw temperatures soar to a scorching 120°F (48.9°C), prompting power outages and heat-related fatalities. The extreme heat has fueled wildfires in California and Oregon, exacerbating concerns about the climate crisis. With forecasts predicting the heat wave to persist and move eastward, the situation poses a severe risk to those lacking access to cooling. From Houston to California, millions are grappling with oppressive heat conditions, underscoring the urgent need for climate action and preparedness in the face of such extreme weather events.

The USA is currently facing a dual crisis of extreme weather conditions with a devastating hurricane wreaking havoc in Texas and a historic heatwave gripping the western states. The hurricane in Texas has already claimed at least five lives and caused severe damage, prompting urgent response efforts. Simultaneously, record-breaking temperatures exceeding 52 degrees Celsius in Death Valley and Las Vegas have led to multiple heat-related deaths and warnings of 'extremely dangerous' conditions. Across the nation, over 160 million people are under heat alerts, emphasizing the widespread impact of the scorching temperatures. The situation is further exacerbated by power outages in Texas due to the hurricane, prompting a federal emergency declaration. The Pacific Northwest, including Oregon, is bracing for more record-breaking heatwaves, with authorities reporting multiple heat-related deaths and the outbreak of wildfires. Despite the dangers, tourists continue to flock to Death Valley, highlighting the real threats posed by the relentless heatwave across the USA.

Boeing faces sanctions from the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) for breaching regulations by disclosing non-public information and speculating on causes of a door plug blowout incident on a 737 Max 9 aircraft. The NTSB condemned Boeing's actions as a 'blatant violation' and restricted the company's access to investigative details while maintaining its involvement in the probe. This violation has led US regulators to consider referring Boeing's conduct to the Department of Justice for further action, highlighting the seriousness of the breach in investigative protocol.