In Mexico, a brutal heat wave claimed the lives of 48 people, prompting the President to point the finger at climate change. It's a chilling reminder of the deadly consequences of rising temperatures. 

On the other side of the world, in Wisconsin, the US Navy's new frigate is facing delays, with construction lagging behind schedule by a shocking four years. Meanwhile, China's naval capabilities are on full display, with a new corvette built, launched, and already undergoing trials in just a single year. This rapid progress highlights the increasing threat posed by China's expanding and efficient shipbuilding industry. 

As tensions escalate between the two superpowers, the stark differences in their military capabilities are becoming more apparent. The US Navy, once a dominant force on the seas, is now facing formidable competition from the fast-paced advancements of China's maritime forces. The race for naval supremacy is heating up, and the stakes couldn't be higher.

The Digest, 5/25/2024 @1200AM, CDT

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