Nepal is grappling with a $5 billion economic crisis following catastrophic floods, a disaster intensified by climate change. Despite contributing minimally to global emissions, Nepal faces massive reconstruction costs and long-term economic disruption, leading its leaders to demand compensation from wealthier nations responsible for the climate crisis.
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Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico has accused the Trump FCC of engaging in the 'most dangerous form of cancel culture' after late-night host Jimmy Kimmel announced his interview with Talarico would only stream on YouTube. Kimmel, along with Stephen Colbert, moved interviews with Talarico online due to the FCC's aggressive enforcement of 'equal time' rules, which critics say is weaponizing the agency against anti-Trump perspectives.
President Trump's lengthy and controversial speech dominated the RNC convention's second night, overshadowing Vice President JD Vance's key address and potential 2028 presidential audition. Republicans focused on painting Democrats as extreme, highlighting figures like Abdul El-Sayed and Hasan Piker, while Trump's $5,000 stimulus proposal was notably absent from other speakers' remarks. The convention also featured a rare moderate Republican perspective and honored conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
Three key organizers of Hong Kong's annual Tiananmen Square massacre vigil have been sentenced to lengthy prison terms for inciting subversion, marking a significant escalation in Beijing's national security crackdown and effectively ending a decades-long tradition of public commemoration in the city.
Coco Gauff's US Open run ended in the semifinals after a thrilling three-set defeat by Elena Rybakina, who will now face top seed Aryna Sabalenka in the women's final. Sabalenka advanced by beating Jessica Pegula.
Once known for unique architecture, Pacific Palisades is now filled with 'cookie-cutter' homes post-2025 fire. Discover why homeowners are choosing speed and predictability over custom designs as they race against expiring insurance benefits.
Six Flags Magic Mountain is set to open 'Thrill Glider' next year, a first-of-its-kind roller coaster featuring 'hovercycles' that combine flying, motorbike, and suspended coaster technologies. This record-breaking ride promises a unique experience with speeds up to 50 mph and 12 airtime moments, simulating high-speed flight, while another ride, X2, remains closed due to recent incidents.
