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Without air conditioning, many of Alabama’s imprisoned residents suffer in the summer swelter. Their loved ones on the outside suffer, too. By Lee Hedgepeth ELMORE,

An ​​El Niño-fueled drought is forcing the Panama Canal to reduce ship traffic, which could have profound impacts for businesses and consumers. By Kiley Price