Loyola law professor Laurie Levenson joins KYW Newsradio live to discuss what's next for Donald Trump after a federal judge dismissed the classified documents case against him.

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Loyola law professor Laurie Levenson joins KYW Newsradio live to discuss what's next for Donald Trump after a federal judge dismissed the classified documents case against him.
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A federal judge dismissed Trump's classified documents case. What's next?

Philadelphia now has a heat health emergency in place through Wednesday. Officials say that window may be extended if the forecast worsens. 

The city's heat programs will be active. That means more than 150 cooling centers like pools and libraries will be open, enhanced outreach will help people experiencing homelessness, and special field teams can conduct home visits. 

Otherwise, it's a good day as any to keep indoors — but what about the workers who keep homes and businesses cool on days like this?

KYW's Nina Baratti reports on how they find ways to beat the heat.

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Philadelphia now has a heat health emergency in place through Wednesday. Officials say that window may be extended if the forecast worsens. 
The city's heat programs will be active. That means more than 150 cooling centers like pools and libraries will be open, enhanced outreach will help people experiencing homelessness, and special field teams can conduct home visits. 
Otherwise, it's a good day as any to keep indoors — but what about the workers who keep homes and businesses cool on days like this?
KYW's Nina Baratti reports on how they find ways to beat the heat.
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5 tips from HVAC pros to help cool your house in a heat wave

Philly is under the second heat health emergency so far this year. KYW's Shara Dae Howard spoke to some people who are finding interesting ways of dealing with the high temps.

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Philly is under the second heat health emergency so far this year. KYW's Shara Dae Howard spoke to some people who are finding interesting ways of dealing with the high temps.
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Philadelphians do what they can to cope with persistent high temps as city issues its 2nd heat health emergency this season

The Biden-Harris campaign is criticizing the choice of Sen. JD Vance of Ohio to fill out the Republican ticket as Donald Trump's running mate.

Campaign chair Jen Dillon charges that, if elected, Vance will help Trump cut Social Security and outlaw abortions. And if unelected, she says, it's possible that Vance will refuse to accept the results of the November election.

“Trump picked JD Vance as his running mate because he will do what Mike Pence wouldn’t on Jan. 6 — bend over backward to enable Trump and his extreme MAGA agenda, even if it means breaking the law — and, certainly, no matter the harm to the American people.

Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren said the choice of Vance is “great news for the wealthiest Americans.”

“Billionaires on Wall Street and Silicon Valley are cheering, but there is no joy for working people,” she said Monday.

Campaign spokesman TJ Ducklo says Vice President Kamala Harris has already accepted an offer to debate Vance.

“If JD Vance is willing to debate her, I can tell you that right now, today, the vice president is fully prepared to take him on.”

Vance has not yet said if he’ll debate the vice president.

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The Biden-Harris campaign is criticizing the choice of Sen. JD Vance of Ohio to fill out the Republican ticket as Donald Trump's running mate.
Campaign chair Jen Dillon charges that, if elected, Vance will help Trump cut Social Security and outlaw abortions. And if unelected, she says, it's possible that Vance will refuse to accept the results of the November election.
“Trump picked JD Vance as his running mate because he will do what Mike Pence wouldn’t on Jan. 6 — bend over backward to enable Trump and his extreme MAGA agenda, even if it means breaking the law — and, certainly, no matter the harm to the American people.
Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren said the choice of Vance is “great news for the wealthiest Americans.”
“Billionaires on Wall Street and Silicon Valley are cheering, but there is no joy for working people,” she said Monday.
Campaign spokesman TJ Ducklo says Vice President Kamala Harris has already accepted an offer to debate Vance.
“If JD Vance is willing to debate her, I can tell you that right now, today, the vice president is fully prepared to take him on.”
Vance has not yet said if he’ll debate the vice president.
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A federal judge dismissed Trump's classified documents case. What's next?

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