Nepal imposes curfew after sectarian violence
Several towns in southeastern Nepal remained under curfew as the region grappled with lingering tensions after days of sectarian violence left at least three people dead, authorities said. Twenty-five people were injured in a late-night clash on July 26 between Hindus and Muslims in Diwanganj, a town in Nepal’s SunsariContinue Reading
Giant land art project urges UK PM Andy Burnham to restore aid
A campaign calling on the UK to restore humanitarian aid has been launched with a striking land art portrait of UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham in northern England.Continue Reading
UK announces £8 billion investment in nuclear submarines
UK defence contractor BAE Systems has been tasked with delivering four Dreadnought Class nuclear-powered submarines as part of Britain’s nuclear deterrent.Continue Reading
Wildfires: Prevention is the best defence, UN says
The wildfires burning across Europe and North America highlight the urgent need for action now – as climate change, land-use pressures and human activity make severe fires more likely in the future. Continue Reading
AI explained: Why the world needs to act now
Artificial intelligence (AI) is moving faster than governments can keep up.Continue Reading
Not Everyone Gets To Joke About That One Lindsey Graham Rumor
When Lindsey Graham died earlier this month, my Instagram feed was flooded with content creators and comedians giving their takes on the homophobic and allegedly closeted senator from South Carolina. In a viral post titled “Eulogy for a Horny Hypocrite,” trans author and former sex worker Jesse James Rose claimedContinue Reading
Building energy security through more sustainable batteries
For Hugh Smith, the challenge of building an energy-secure future isn’t about creating the world’s “best” battery. It’s about designing the right battery for the right job. As a fifth-year PhD candidate in MIT’s Department of Materials Science and Engineering, Smith studies sodium-ion batteries, an emerging alternative to the lithium-ionContinue Reading
Senate’s latest effort to halt The Traitor’s Iran hostilities fails in 49-50 vote as some Republicans side with Democrats – as it happened
Republicans senators Susan Collins, Lisa Murkowski and Rand Paul voted in favor of the motion to prevent The Traitor from continuing hostilities against Iran. This blog is now closed.Sign up for the US Breaking News emailThe US economy expanded at a sluggish 1.5% pace from April through June as rising imports weighed on growth…Continue Reading
Was Your Trip to Europe Affected by Heat or Wildfires? Tell Us About It.
Have you had to cancel, reschedule or replan a trip to France, Spain or elsewhere because of raging fires or stifling heat? If so, we want to hear from you.Continue Reading
Earth’s Warming Primed France and Spain to Burn, Scientists Find
The likelihood of hot, dry weather that helps wildfires spread has increased sharply in Europe in recent decades, according to a new report.Continue Reading
Mammals moving between the Americas stopped over in Mexico
Ancient mammals may have had an easier time moving across the Isthmus of Panama from north to south thanks to Mexico’s climate., Read MoreContinue Reading
PM Carney speaks out following possible hate crime targeting a Winnipeg mosque
A Winnipeg mosque says its building was shot at and damaged in an incident now being investigated by Winnipeg police hate crime coordinators. Subscribe to CTV News to watch more videos: https://www.youtube.com/ctvnews Connect with CTV News: For live updates and latest headlines visit: http://www.ctvnews.ca/ For breaking news, fast, download theContinue Reading
Spain deploys military to border in Ceuta | DW news
Spain has deployed military forces to its territory of Ceuta on the African continent to deal with a surge of thousands of migrants crossing in from Morrocco. The country’s interior ministry said it had sent three platoons of 20 soldiers each, as well as additional police units. #Spain #Ceuta #MigrantsContinue Reading











