Here are 5️⃣ things to know for July 31. 1️⃣ Russia says it downed three Ukrainian drones 2️⃣ Trump’s team creating legal defense fund 3️⃣ Typhoons 4️⃣ Twitter rebrand 5️⃣ Student loan repayment plans
In times of stress or unease, many people channel their nerves through body-focused repetitive behaviors — like nail-biting, skin-picking or hair-pulling. Research shows a simple self-soothing technique may help suppress those bad habits. Here’s what else you need to know to Get Up to Speed and On with Your Day. 1. Ukraine Russia says it downed three Ukrainian drones trying to attack Moscow on Sunday, the second reported attack on the capital in a week.
Michelle Yeoh marries partner Jean Todt after 19-year engagementOscar-winner Michelle Yeoh has married her longtime partner — nearly two decades after the French businessman first proposed to her. Another $1 billion lottery jackpot is up for grabsOne lucky winner could nab the $1.05 billion Mega Millions jackpot in Tuesday’s drawing. Bear cools off in pool during sweltering heatThe record-breaking heat wave has become too hot to bear for humans and animals alike.
million That’s how many people are under heat alerts from the Plains to the Mississippi River today, as unrelenting heat waves continue to batter swaths of the US. More than 140 heat records could be broken this week, meteorologists say, with some parts of the deep South expected to see several days of temperatures exceeding 100 degrees.
love this movie, but I do not feel that it would be appropriate for this production to move forward during the strike.” — Oscar-winning actor Viola Davis, announcing she is pausing work on her upcoming movie, “G20,” amid the ongoing actors’ and writers’ strikes, despite having been granted permission by the guild to move forward with the project.
Check your local forecast here>>> AND FINALLY… Whales perform synchronized jumpA family saw this rare sighting while boating in Cape Cod, Massachusetts!
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WHAT YOU MISSED: Top San Diego news stories July 24 - July 29You likely knew about the recent heat wave and advisories -- but take a look at this story for a roundup of articles relevant to the San Diego area you may have missed last week.
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July rains bring weeds, so get them while the soil is wetThe recent rainy weather has brought on lots of weeds. A good time to weed is when the soil is moist -- the roots come out more easily.
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Gen Xer with $47K in student debt is getting his loans wiped outA Gen Xer with $47,000 in student debt just got word his loans will finally be wiped out after nearly 3 decades of payments
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A Notre Dame professor sues a student publication over its coverage of her abortion-rights workA University of Notre Dame professor has filed a defamation lawsuit against a student-run publication over news coverage of her abortion-rights work.
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History shows Gov. Shapiro’s next move matters | OpinionVoters want Lifeline Scholarships, now called Pennsylvania Award for Student Success in the budget bill.
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Exploring San Diego: Things to do July 27-30There are plenty of events lined up this weekend in America's Finest City, including fairs, comedy shows, wine tasting and more.
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