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Typhoon Gaemi, described as a large and destructive storm equivalent to a category 4 hurricane, has made landfall in Taiwan, bringing with it winds of up to 240 kilometers an hour. The storm has already resulted in two fatalities and numerous injuries as it ravaged the northeast coast, including the capital, Taipei. The government has…

Tesla has reported its lowest profit margin in more than five years, a development that has disappointed Wall Street expectations. Amid intensifying competition from both legacy and emerging electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers globally, Tesla has had to reduce prices to maintain its market position. CEO Elon Musk remains optimistic, suggesting that Tesla’s self-driving cars could…

A tragic plane crash occurred during takeoff from Kathmandu, Nepal, leaving at least 18 people dead. The incident involved a SAA Airlines flight that was on a test flight to the tourist destination of Pokhara, carrying 17 company employees and two crew members. The plane’s captain, who survived, has been taken to hospital for treatment.…

The United Nations has reported that over 150,000 individuals have fled Khan Younis in southern Gaza following an evacuation order from the Israeli Army. The situation has escalated as parts of the city and the al-Maazi humanitarian zone have seen reductions in size, purportedly due to use by Hamas fighters. The conflict has deeply affected…

Vice President Kamala Harris has officially launched her presidential campaign in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, amidst a surge of optimism within the Democratic Party. Her campaign kickoff was marked by a rallying call for unity and a clear stance against the policies and rhetoric of Donald Trump. The event also highlighted significant support from Democratic delegates, endorsements…

International music tourism has significantly contributed to the UK’s economy, with over 19 million people traveling for music events in the country last year, marking a one-third increase from previous periods. This surge has resulted in £8 billion in spending, underscoring the economic impact of music-related travel. Events like Glastonbury and concerts by artists such…

The World Health Organization (WHO) has expressed significant concern regarding the potential outbreak of polio in Gaza amidst ongoing conflict, highlighting the severe health risks faced by the population due to damaged infrastructure and lack of medical supplies. The region has already seen devastating effects from Israeli shelling and airstrikes, with at least 70 people…

More than 200 individuals have succumbed to two separate landslides in southern Ethiopia, triggered by heavy rainfall in a remote mountainous region. These devastating natural disasters occurred consecutively on Sunday evening and Monday morning. Rescue operations are actively ongoing, albeit hindered by the challenging terrain and adverse weather conditions. Efforts to locate survivors and retrieve…

In the wake of Joe Biden’s announcement to not seek reelection, the Democratic Party has quickly rallied around Kamala Harris as their candidate for the next U.S. Presidential election. This swift transition has been marked by significant financial backing for Harris, with claims of a record-breaking fundraising effort within the first 24 hours of her…

The head of the U.S. Secret Service, Kimberly Cheetle, has resigned following intense scrutiny and criticism from lawmakers over the agency’s handling of an attempted assassination of Donald Trump on July 13th. During a congressional session, Cheetle faced bipartisan demands for her resignation over what was described as significant operational failures. Lawmakers expressed frustration over…

In recent developments from Kenya, protests against government policies have escalated, resulting in significant casualties and confrontations with police forces. The demonstrations, initially sparked by proposed tax increases, have broadened to include calls for comprehensive governmental and security agency reforms. The police’s use of excessive force, including the deployment of live ammunition against unarmed protesters,…

Bangladesh’s Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina, announced that the nationwide curfew imposed amidst deadly protests will be lifted once the security situation improves. The protests, initially sparked by the government’s job quota system favoring families of the 1971 war for independence veterans, have escalated following a violent response from police and paramilitary forces. The Supreme Court’s…

Kamala Harris has been endorsed by key Democrats as the new presidential nominee following Joe Biden’s decision to step aside for the remainder of his term, citing it as in the best interest of the party and the country. Biden, who has been recovering from an illness, made his announcement via social media, triggering a…

The US Congress held a hearing where Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheetle faced intense questioning over the security lapse that led to a failed assassination attempt against former President Donald Trump on July 13. Cheetle apologized for what she described as the most significant operational failure of the Secret Service in decades and took full…

Vice President Kamala Harris made her first public appearance since President Joe Biden announced his withdrawal from the 2024 presidential race, using the opportunity to speak about Biden’s legacy and to honor NCAA championship teams at the White House. Harris praised Biden’s unparalleled achievements in a single term, emphasizing his integrity, commitment, and love for…

The fallout from a global IT outage caused by a faulty update from cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike continues to affect various sectors, including aviation, banking, healthcare, and small businesses. Delta Airlines, one of the worst affected, canceled more than 600 flights. While CrowdStrike reports that a significant number of the 8.5 million impacted devices are now…

In a revealing report, a convicted murderer from South Africa, who was responsible for the deaths of dozens of black men during the apartheid era, has claimed that his violent actions were sanctioned by police. The individual, Louis Van Schoor, a former security guard convicted of seven murders in 1992 and released on parole 12…

President Joe Biden has announced he will not seek re-election, endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris as his successor. This decision, revealed through a statement and heavily discussed on social media, has sparked various reactions and speculations about the future of the Democratic Party and the upcoming 2024 election. The move is seen as a significant…

Bangladesh is currently experiencing significant unrest following a series of protests against the government’s job quota system, which reserves a third of positions for relatives of veterans from the 1971 war of independence. The Supreme Court’s decision to scrap most of these quotas has not appeased the protesters, who demand the immediate implementation of this…

Thousands on the Spanish island of Majorca have protested against mass tourism, which they argue is overwhelming the island’s resources, including housing. The island and its neighbors in the Balearic Islands attracted around 18 million visitors last year, with three-quarters coming from abroad. Protesters argue that the influx of tourists is making housing unaffordable for…

In an unexpected turn of events, US President Joe Biden has announced the end of his bid for re-election. The decision follows a series of public missteps and concerns over his fitness for the presidency, culminating in a debated performance that sparked widespread concern within his own party. Biden, who had previously expressed confidence in…

In an unexpected move, President Joe Biden has announced his decision not to seek re-election and has endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris as his preferred successor. Biden’s announcement came as a surprise to many, following speculation and anticipation about his possible re-election campaign. The President expressed his belief that Harris is the right choice to…

President Joe Biden has announced he will not seek reelection and will step down from the presidential race, choosing instead to focus on his duties as president for the remaining term. In a letter shared on X, formerly known as Twitter, Biden expressed gratitude to his supporters, highlighted the achievements of his administration, and stated…

Residents of Mallorca are preparing to protest against the surge in tourism, which they claim is causing housing prices to soar and harming the local culture and environment. The island, along with several other cities in Spain, has experienced a wave of demonstrations. Locals argue that the influx of tourists, while beneficial to the economy,…

Bangladesh’s Supreme Court has made a decisive ruling to eliminate most of the job quotas in government positions, a system that incited significant anti-government protests, resulting in over 110 fatalities. This decision comes after a period of intense nationwide unrest, with protesters and security forces clashing, despite the imposition of a nationwide curfew. The job…

In a significant escalation in regional tensions, Israel has conducted air strikes on Houthi-controlled targets in Yemen. This action comes in response to a missile intercepted by Israel’s air defense system, fired from Yemen towards the southern region of Eilat. The strikes targeted the Port of Huda, claiming three lives and injuring dozens. The Israeli…

Mountain biking, a thrilling sport known for its high-speed downhill races and challenging terrains, is adapting to include athletes with disabilities through innovative technology. Gustavo Ortiz, a two-time national champion from Chile, experienced a life-changing accident that left him paralyzed. Despite this, advancements in adaptive bikes have allowed him to continue engaging in the sport…

Permafrost, the frozen ground found in Arctic and Antarctic regions, is crucial for the planet’s climate system, yet it’s under threat due to global warming. Covering around 11% of the Earth’s landmass, permafrost acts as a significant carbon storage, locking away organic material and greenhouse gases for thousands to millions of years. However, as the…