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Heat waves like the one that engulfed parts of parts of the South and Midwest and killed more than a dozen people are becoming more common

Smoke from raging Canadian wildfires can be seen from space as it gathers over the U.S. Midwest and darkens skies in Europe over Spain, Portugal and the U.K.

In Madison, Wis., the air quality was measured at 242 Thursday morning— a "very unhealthy" purple alert rating that many other communities shared, particularly in the Midwest.

It's unlikely this will be the last time heavily populated areas of the country see smoke-filled skies

Heat, showers, and hazy conditions caused by Canadian wildfires create a convoluted weather pattern in the Eastern states.

Air quality reaches 'very unhealthy' levels, with haze from the wildfires stretching as far as Oklahoma and New York City.

All three constituencies are ‘in play’ for the political parties, says leading pollster and Tory peer Lord Hayward

Wildfires raging in Canada have made New York skyscrapers barely visible

Stock futures mixed, Treasury yields rise amid rate bet reset; Weekly jobless claims data in focus as labor market defies gloom; GameStop shares plunge as CEO ousted following sales slump; Meta shares slip as EU cracks down on child protection rules and New York City braces for more Canadian wildfire…

In the next days and weeks, a storm may offer prospects for some rain in parts of the arid Midwest and Northeast.

Air quality has plunged in the East and parts of the Midwest due to record-shattering Canadian fires.