The Nintendo Switch 2 has launched with a bang, selling 3.5 million units in just four days! We spoke with developers from Virtuos about the console's features, sales success, and future potential.
Tragedy strikes Texas as catastrophic flooding leads to the deaths of 24 individuals, including children. Emergency responders are actively searching for 23 missing campers from Camp Mystic as the area grapples with unprecedented rainfall.
Krystal Maeyke, a fit mother of one, ignored her persistent abdominal pain for months, only to discover it was late-stage bowel cancer. Her story underscores the critical need for awareness of cancer symptoms.
Amid intensified Israeli military strikes in Gaza, President Trump hints at potential ceasefire talks with Hamas. As casualties rise, the fate of negotiations hangs in the balance. Will peace finally be achieved, or are we headed for more turmoil?
Four-star wide receiver Kaydon Finley, son of Super Bowl champion Jermichael Finley, has committed to Notre Dame, adding to the Fighting Irish's top-ranked 2026 recruiting class. His choice comes after a series of official visits and reflects his strong ties to the program.
Time is running out for electric vehicle buyers! President Trump's new bill ends the $7,500 tax credit for new EVs on September 30, 2025. Don't miss your chance to save on clean energy vehicles before the deadline hits!
Uncover the journey of Blockster's Founder as they share insights on leading innovative projects, collaborating with top Web3 brands, and shaping captivating narratives in the digital space.
After years of anticipation, Oasis reunited for a sold-out concert in Cardiff, showcasing their greatest hits and honoring the late Diogo Jota. Fans were treated to an unforgettable two-hour show.
The Madre Fire has rapidly expanded in central California, becoming the largest wildfire of 2023 just before the July Fourth holiday. With evacuation orders in place and containment at only 10%, communities face increasing risks as dry, hot weather fuels the flames.
At least 13 people have died and about 20 children from a summer camp are missing after catastrophic flooding in Texas. Rescue efforts are ongoing as the community rallies for support.
