US News: Heatwaves, Automotive Recalls, and Political Tensions
A summary of current US news reveals Ford recalling cars due to safety concerns, energy prices soaring under extreme heat, tensions between US lawmakers, and new developments in high-profile lawsuits. The heatwave challenges energy grids, while political and corporate issues await scrutiny and resolutions.

Automotive giant Ford is recalling nearly 133,000 Lincoln Aviator SUVs in the US, following issues related to detaching parts that may pose a safety hazard according to a report by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. The recall highlights concerns over vehicle safety and consumer protection.
Amid soaring temperatures across the US, electric grid operators have been directed to maximize output, as increased energy demand puts pressure on the system and risks potential blackouts. The unprecedented heatwave intensifies challenges for utility companies to maintain a stable energy supply.
Political tensions rise as US House Speaker Mike Johnson dismisses a war powers resolution concerning military force against Iran. Additionally, legal battles persist with Tesla facing a wrongful death lawsuit, and the NTSB scrutinizing Boeing over a mid-air emergency incident, highlighting corporate and political scrutiny.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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