Ava Pukach
speaker
206 appearances
37 recordings
1 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 16 Aug
Ava Pukach’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Children, the elderly, and people with medical conditions are most at risk of heat stroke.
Ava Pukach, NPR News.
This heat dome stretches from Dallas to North Dakota and is expected to linger into the coming days.
A heat dome occurs when strong atmospheric pressure acts like a lid, trapping hot air and humidity over a region for days or weeks at a time.
It's in part due to climate change.
That's led to more heat waves and hotter nights.
When the atmosphere retains more heat at night, the daytime temperature rises from a hotter baseline.
The National Weather Service says high temperatures combined with high humidity can make conditions feel worse.
It can also be dangerous.
Children, the elderly, and people with medical conditions are most at risk of heat stroke.
Ava Pukach, NPR News.
In his hour-long speech, President Trump called out several reporters by name.
He said CNN's Caitlin Collins, quote, never smiles, and said her reporting, which was awarded earlier in the night, was, quote, fake.
He called incoming White House Correspondents Association President Jackie Heinrich, quote, nasty.
He recounted how many bad headlines he's had in the New York Times and said he's personally responsible for keeping the press employed.
He ended his speech by putting on a Trump 2028 hat, saying it would help the press's ratings.
Ava Pukach, NPR News.
Richard McMahon has been running Brownville's Food Pantry for Deer along with his son and grandson for 17 years.
He says he grew up eating venison and now he wants to give back.
At first, the McMahon's paid about five thousand dollars out of pocket each year to cover the supplies.
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