As Florida swelters in summer heat, residents like Ken Thomas and Al Salvi face crippling electricity bills and power outages. With rates on the rise, many are left choosing between essentials like medication and cooling their homes.
In a harrowing account, journalist Austin Tice makes a bold escape from a makeshift jail in Damascus, asking for basic supplies before his daring bid for freedom. Discover the details behind his incredible story.
As the humanitarian crisis in Gaza deepens, Amjad Al Shawa reveals his family's struggle for basic necessities. With soaring food prices and collapsing infrastructure, he fears for thousands facing starvation. Can aid reach those in need?
Celebrate World Emoji Day with Apple's new Emoji Game! This innovative puzzle game challenges players to fill in phrases with emojis, offering daily fun and competition. Perfect for Apple News+ subscribers!
Google is revolutionizing Hindi typing with a new compact keyboard layout in Gboard. This layout simplifies input by allowing users to swipe across ten buttons, unlocking multiple characters. Discover the future of typing in Hindi!
The Fairphone 6 impresses with its modular design and perfect iFixit score, prioritizing repairability and sustainability. Despite basic specs, it promises long-term support and easy repairs.
Prime Day 2025 is almost here, but incredible deals are already live! Get the Amazon Echo Spot for just $45, plus discounts on other top-rated products like the TP-Link Deco and Fire TV Stick 4K. Don’t miss out!
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold7 has been certified for Qi 2.1, but details about its charging capabilities raise questions. Discover how it compares to its predecessor and what the new profiles mean for users.
Southwest Airlines is set to end its iconic 'two bags fly free' policy, marking a significant shift in its business model. Starting Wednesday, customers will face new baggage fees, alongside other major changes like basic-economy tickets and assigned seating. Find out what this means for your travel plans!
After a nearly three-month blockade, Israel is allowing limited food aid into Gaza to prevent mass starvation, coinciding with a new military offensive against Hamas. As international pressure mounts, Prime Minister Netanyahu faces backlash from right-wing critics for this decision while negotiations for a ceasefire continue.
