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Delhi recorded an all-time high temperature of 52.9 degrees Celsius (127.22 Fahrenheit) on Wednesday as extreme heat conditions gripped the north and western parts of India, causing students to faint in schools and drinking water taps to dry up.

A heat wave alert has been in place for large parts of India since last week but on Wednesday the temperature in Mungeshpur, a densely packed corner of Delhi, crossed the 50 C mark, the weather office said.

Congratulations yes, you have correctly identified that wages have raised significantly in a short period of time. That's still well below where they should be, and it is not indicative of how many people are struggling.

One day it may be.

Are we just going to ignore the part where TC said they've worked six jobs in a 10-year period that paid living wages at 40 hours a week and offered free health care plans

As if the fourth employer would see that they apparently can't hold/stay at a job for more than a year and a half and not see that as a red flag

If someone needs a lawyer or behavioral health therapist and can't afford it, AI may be good for them if it gets to that point.

Which would be bad for people in those professions, but good for people who need those services and don't want to pay for them.

As such, AI is in fact our last hope to fix this situation.

Kinda sucks to point out but investments / stocks definitely mean jackshit to most Americans living either paycheck to paycheck or not all that far from it.

Between 2019 and 2023, hourly wage growth was strongest at the bottom of the wage distribution. The 10th-percentile real hourly wage grew 12.1% over the four-year period. To be clear, these are real (inflation-adjusted) wage changes. Overall inflation grew nearly 20%, or about 4.5% annually, between 2019 and 2023. Even with this historically fast inflation, particularly in the immediate aftermath of the pandemic recession, low-end wages grew substantially faster than price growth. Nominal wages (i.e., not inflation-adjusted) rose by roughly 34% cumulatively since 2019.

Across the wage distribution, we see the pace of wage growth declining for each successive wage group. Compared with the 12.1% wage growth at the bottom, growth was less than half as fast for lower-middle-wage workers (5.0%) and less than one-third as fast for middle-wage workers (3.0%) between 2019 and 2023. Upper-middle wages grew 2.0% over the four-year period, while the 90th-percentile wage grew even slower at 0.9%.

shocked they arent pushing for only land owners being able to vote yet

Any hot flight attendants

I dont know how these things work but woukdbt every team be tripping over themselves to have her?

For those saying she's not dominating like LeBron, he was 1-5 in his first 6 games averaging 16.2 ppg, 7.7 rebounds, 7 assists. Clark in her first 6 games is also 1-5, averaging 16.7 ppg, 5.5 rebounds, 6.2 assists.

Not a huge difference between their career starts.

https://www.stuff.co.nz/world-news/350290395/donald-trump-repeatedly-booed-election-campaign-event

As the insults continued Trump hit back, saying you don't want to win and suggesting that some Libertarians want to keep getting your 3% every four years.

It's a topic about St. Louis, so I have to use this opportunity to talk up the City Museum.

Thus, there's logic to assume

Is it far?

what color is red

XCOM2 gets a lot of praise, but not enough imo. Like, it should be up there with the greats.

Three positives are not a whole Presidency.

Where is all the police reform I was hearing so much about?

I don't know anything about how the draft works in US sport.

Does that mean a player just has no choice but to go to the team that picks them? They can't decide based on who makes the best offer, or is likely to give them most success, or even which one they support?

How long do they have to stay with that team?