And I'm Jeff Bennett. I'm the NewsHour tonight. House Republicans use a traditionally bipartisan

defense bill to pick a culture war fight with the Biden White House. We look at the impact.

A year after the reversal of Roe v Wade, the correlation between a lack of reproductive

rights and domestic violence becomes clearer.

And the push for renewable energy grows more contentious in rural Kansas as wind farms

divide communities.

It becomes a classic case of we want renewable energy, but not in our backyard.

Welcome to the NewsHour. There's still no relief from the heat tonight.

A swath of the country stretching from the west to the south

has spent another day sweltering in extreme temperatures.

Phoenix faced a 15th straight day of temperatures at 110 degrees or higher.

Heat warnings have also taken effect in much of California.

But at Death Valley National Park, tourists have turned out to feel the burn.

That is despite forecasts that readings could reach 130 this weekend.

We heard in when we were in Las Vegas that they all just said,

please bring water because we know that it's so dangerous coming out here,

even for maybe even half an hour walk that you need to have water.

Otherwise you'll I mean, there's like signs.

Everett says he kills overseas scorching heat from Africa has pushed into southern Europe.

The Acropolis and Athens closed for much of the day to protect tourists from temperatures

that hit 104 and in Italy people brought their dogs to the beaches to cool off.

In the day's other headlines that the Department of Education announced it's

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