Democracy Dies in Darkness
The year 2026 might be seen as mild compared to future climate extremes. On July 14, 2026, at 8:28 p.m. EDT, a construction worker in Minneapolis took a moment to rinse his hands amid an extreme heat warning. This image, captured by Ellen Schmidt for the Associated Press, highlights the severe weather conditions faced across vast areas.
Satish Desai of the Minnesota Reformer notes that the organization is dedicated to delivering unbiased news by uncovering stories other outlets overlook. In early July, a heat wave struck the eastern United States. Just prior to this, Desai contacted a friend in Northern England, a region grappling with a heat dome affecting much of Europe. Remarkably, each day during his conversation registered record-breaking temperatures in the U.K.

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