UPDATE: Donald Trump Takes Office as the 47th US President

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MAGA livestreamer Gian Rachtelli, known online as "Manny," was arrested at Donald Trump's "Great American State Fair" on the National Mall in Washington, D.C.
United States Park Police detained him on June 25, 2026, after multiple witnesses reported he was filming female acrobatic performers and masturbating.He was charged with lewd, indecent, or obscene acts.
Witnesses reported seeing the 54-year-old, who was dressed in an Uncle Sam costume during the taxpayer-funded "Freedom 250" event, expose himself in front of the Cirque Mechanics show.
 
Our systems aren't built for that level of heat consistently.. Even in Arizona where temps are 90+ avg in the summer. Imagine a 110 Avg. Spain was 116 degrees the other day. Now add the cost every degree of heat is more money. Our electric grid would have trouble keeping up. If our systems fail then we will be worse off than europe. There buildings are designed to not have AC. Even if everything works fine. The cost is immense and the only people making money off it are the energy companies. The electric bills would be crippling for most.
You still didn't explain how we'll be worst off than Europe. Their buildings aren't designed to keep temps cool without AC. The reason is because it's normally pretty cool in Europe. Their buildings are just old and the typical mild temps meant there was no reason to install AC.

Plus, 116 is a record high, it isn't the average. Europe still has a milder climate than the US. I haven't read anything about the possible effect climate change will have on the grid as regards heat so I can't speak on it. I did read that places further from the equator will have a greater change so the burden won't be evenly spread throughout the country.
 
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Spain was 116 degrees the other day.

I couldn't find any info on this specifically. Do you know which part of Spain this was? I looked up the highest recorded heat records for Spain and the top 3 all happened in Cordoba in southern Spain. The last one occurred in 2021.

Keep in mind the highest recorded temp on Earth (134°f) happened in Death Valley California in 1913. Death Valley routinely gets into the mid-to-high 120s in the Summer.
 
I couldn't find any info on this specifically. Do you know which part of Spain this was? I looked up the highest recorded heat records for Spain and the top 3 all happened in Cordoba in southern Spain. The last one occurred in 2021.

Keep in mind the highest recorded temp on Earth (134°f) happened in Death Valley California in 1913. Death Valley routinely gets into the mid-to-high 120s in the Summer.
That was last year Spain was 116

The temperature of 116.6 F (47 C) recorded in Pinhão, Portugal, on Thursday, July 14, broke the record for the highest temperature ever recorded in the country in July, according to Portugal's meteorological agency, Instituto Português do Mar e da Atmosfera. The country's previous July record stood at 115.7 F (46.5 C) which was set in Amareleja in 1995.
 
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