مصر الكرامة: Wildfires become an election issue, signs of life on Venus, and more from Apple News

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Wildfires become an election issue

In California, Trump questioned the scientific consensus that climate change is a leading cause of the wildfires, while Joe Biden argued the problem “requires action, not denial.” The Washington Post

Four U.S. cities now rank in the top 10 for the world’s worst air quality because of the smoke. The blazes have scorched almost 5 million acres. The Guardian

Meanwhile, the Gulf Coast is bracing for Hurricane Sally, just weeks after Laura left hundreds of thousands in the region without power. USA TODAY

House Democrats are launching an investigation into how Trump appointees pressured the CDC to alter its coronavirus reports. POLITICO

Is there life on Venus? Scientists detected a gas in the planet’s atmosphere that usually comes from living organisms. Scientific American

TikTok will partner with the American software company Oracle in order to maintain operations in the U.S. The deal still needs government approval. CNBC

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The historic peace agreement between Israel and the UAE, concerns about a census undercount, and more on today’s audio show. Apple News Today

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Election 2020

San Francisco is on track to become the first major city to allow 16-year-olds to vote. NBC News

A million mail-in ballots could go uncounted this fall, and the USPS may not be to blame. Los Angeles Times

Get to know the people, counties, and issues that will determine the outcome in 10 swing states. Apple News Spotlight

Five Stories We’re Talking About Today

How Big Oil misled the public into believing plastic would be recycled. NPR

A new California law will make it easier for volunteer inmate firefighters to turn pro when they’re released. NBC News

The layered deceptions of Jessica Krug, the history professor who pretended she was Black. The New Yorker

Julian Assange’s fiancée, Stella Moris, on the couple’s remarkable love story — and secret family. The Times and The Sunday Times

A list of hot spots on your body that you should probably know about. Cosmopolitan

Wait, What?

You’ve got mail … from 1920: A postcard was delivered to a Michigan home 100 years late. The Washington Post

Want to dig holes on the moon? NASA’s willing to pay you. Orlando Sentinel

These Burger King workers were surprised to see a celebrity in the drive-thru. They were even more stunned by the $30,000 tip. Fox News

The Last Word


“	It does sometimes come across as pretentious, and that’s the point.”

Want to instantly upgrade your home? Give it a name. The Wall Street Journal

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