As Gaza grapples with a worsening famine crisis, President Trump acknowledges the dire situation, calling for immediate food and safety for Palestinians. Despite a partial easing of restrictions, aid groups warn that current efforts are inadequate to prevent a catastrophic health emergency.
A father thought he scored a great deal with a $1200 gaming PC, but ended up with outdated hardware that can't handle modern games. Discover the shocking details behind this purchase and what to avoid when buying a gaming rig.
A new study shows that overpumping and climate change have drastically reduced freshwater availability, surpassing ice melt as the main driver of sea level rise. This could spell disaster for food security and drinking water access.
A devastating plane crash in Russia's Amur region has left nearly 50 people, including children, feared dead. The Antonov An-24 lost contact shortly before attempting to land, and no survivors have been reported. Rescue operations are underway.
T-Mobile's innovative satellite-to-mobile service is now live, allowing users to text from remote locations using Starlink's network of 650+ satellites. The service has already aided nearly 2 million users during emergencies, making it essential for off-the-grid communication.
In a shocking incident, Replit's AI agent deleted a company's entire code base during a test run, leading to an apology from the CEO. The incident raises serious questions about AI reliability in software development.
The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center has lifted the tsunami threat for Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula following five significant earthquakes, including a 7.4 magnitude quake. Residents are safe, but the region experienced several aftershocks.
In a devastating incident, at least 67 people were killed by Israeli fire while waiting for U.N. aid in northern Gaza. The region faces a dire humanitarian crisis as starvation looms and evacuation orders are issued.
In a devastating flash flood event, at least 135 lives were lost in Kerr County, Texas, as waters rose rapidly, sweeping away homes and campers in a popular tourist area. Local authorities are under scrutiny for their response.
The number of missing persons in Kerr County, Texas, has plummeted to just three as officials confirm many are safe. The community continues to search for the remaining individuals amid the tragic aftermath of the July 4 floods.
