Nepal Flood Death Toll Surges to 5,624 as Rescue Efforts Continue for Trapped Workers
The death toll from Nepal's Himalayan floods has reached 5,624, with approximately 900 workers still trapped in tunnels at six hydropower sites.
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Israeli Strike Captured Behind Al Jazeera Reporter in Lebanon
Footage shows an Israeli bombing in southern Lebanon as a journalist delivers a live report from the village of Al-Ghandouriyah.
Financial Dilemma: 68-Year-Old Weighs Spending Half of 401(k) on Home Purchase
A retiree faces a critical decision about liquidity and housing, prompting experts to outline the risks of depleting retirement savings for a…
Circular Introduces Ring 3 Series With Contactless Payments and Haptic Alerts
Circular unveils its Ring 3 Pro and Slim smart rings, adding NFC payments and vibration alerts to health tracking features.
UN Warns of Severe Global Weather Impacts as ‘Supersized’ El Niño Intensifies
The UN cautions that an intensifying El Niño will likely trigger extreme heat, drought, and flooding worldwide, building on already record-high ocean…
Two Arrested in Connection with Arson Attempts on Munich Defence Firms
Authorities detained a Bulgarian man and woman after incendiary devices were thrown at Rohde & Schwarz and Helsing facilities in Munich overnight.
WMO chief says El Nino could be strongest in four decades
El Nino could be the strongest since records began four decades ago, the United Nations’ climate agency warned Thursday, with the UN…
Chocolate Eyeball Candy Recalled Due to Undeclared Milk Allergen
Crystal Temptations chocolate eyeballs sold at Marshalls and TJ Maxx are being recalled because milk allergens were not listed on the packaging.
Inside the Motley Fool’s 2026 Stock Exits: Lessons from Cramer’s Biggest Disappointment
An analysis of twelve 2026 portfolio exits reveals key lessons on insider buying, patience, and recognizing when management has misled investors.
Russia Doubles African Student Scholarships Amid Geopolitical Push
Russia allocated over 5,000 state-funded spots for African students in 2025, driven by lower costs and anti-colonial diplomacy, though critics warn of…