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A recent study found storms as powerful as Hurricane Helene were used to be expected once every 130 years but now occur closer to once every 53 years on average

Climate Change Made Deadly Hurricane Helene More Intense: Study

Hungarian Prime Minister angered EU leaders by conducting rogue diplomacy with Moscow

Sparks Fly As Orban Berates EU 'Elites' In Parliament Trip

State prosecutors taking aim at TikTok argue that features such as beauty filters and 'infinite scrolling' get users to keep using the app despite ill effects

US States Accuse TikTok Of Harming Young Users

The so-called cathedra (chair) has been removed for study and restoration, but will be returned

Gilded Canopy Restored At Vatican Basilica

Antarctica (pictured) is located around 1,700 kilometres (1,056 miles) from Australia's Heard Island and McDonald Island

Australia Moves To Expand Antarctic Marine Park

Lebanese men walk a dog past tents where displaced people have been sleeping on Beirut's seafront

Fleeing Israeli Bombs, Lebanon's Displaced Met With Suspicion

Tesla watchers are expecting the company to unveil a prototype of its robotaxi -- and are watching with both anticipation and skepticism

Will Tesla's Robotaxi Reveal Live Up To Hype?

Ukrainian media have reported that six North Korean military officers were killed in a Ukrainian missile attack on Russian-occupied territory near Donetsk (pictured) on October 3

N. Korean Soldiers 'Highly Likely' Killed In Ukraine: Seoul

Taiwanese tech giant Foxconn says it is building the world's largest production plant for Nvidia's GB200 'superchips'

Taiwan's Foxconn Says Building World's Largest 'Superchip' Plant

China imported more brandy than any other spirit in 2022, most of it from France, according to research group Daxue Consulting

China Slaps Provisional Tariffs On EU Brandy Imports

Apollo Quiboloy, a detained Philippine pastor also wanted in the United States for sex trafficking children, registered Tuesday to run in next year's senate elections

Pastor Wanted By US For Sex Trafficking To Run For Philippine Senate

Miguel Angel Gonzalez holds a pictures of his father, who died from heatstroke

Tragedy Of Madrid Street Sweeper Highlights How Heatwaves Kill

Beijing has struggled to reignite business activity as officials target around five percent expansion

China Holds Off On Fresh Stimulus But 'Confident' Will Hit Growth Target

On Treasure Island, too, debris still lines the streets as Milton nears

Tampa Zoo Rushes Chompers The Porcupine And Others To Safety As Milton Nears

Tesla CEO Elon Musk is increasingly becoming a surrogate for US presidential candidate Donald Trump on the campaign trail

Musk Says He Is 'All In' On Trump In US Election

Abortion rights have become a key issue in the upcoming US presidential election between Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Kamala Harris

Georgia Supreme Court Reinstates Six-week Abortion Ban

Strikes in Lebanon and Israel

Israel Expands Offensive Against Hezbollah In South Lebanon

Confiscated 'ghost guns' being displayed at a news conference in New York by city officials

US Supreme Court To Hear 'Ghost Guns' Regulation Case

Pakistani climber Shehroze Kashif is among a group of about 20 that will attempt to summit Mount Shisha Pangma this month

Record Number Of Climbers Chase 14-peak Dream In Tibet

US Vice President and Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris and US President Joe Biden have both condemned the October 7 attacks

Biden, Harris Urge Mideast Peace On Oct. 7 Anniversary

Residents fill sandbags as rain starts to fall in Kissimmee, Florida

Hurricane Milton Strengthens Fast, Threatens Mexico, Florida

Palestinian women and children walk in the Shujaiya neighbourhood of Gaza City

'Dark Day': Victims Mourned Around The Globe On Oct. 7 Anniversary

The successful DART mission deflected the asteroid

Mission To Probe Smashed Asteroid Launches Despite Hurricane

Joel Ferry, director of Utah's natural resources department, says he will vote without hesitation for Donald Trump despite the Republican presidential candidate's outspoken skepticism on climate change

As Great Salt Lake Dries, Utah Republicans Pardon Trump Climate Skepticism

Investigators work at the site where the remains of Chilpancingo Mayor Alejandro Arcos was found in Mexico's southern state of Guerrero

Mexico Mayor Murdered Days After Taking Office

Japanese stocks were boosted as the dollar rallied against the yen after US jobs data tempered expectations for another big interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve this month

Oil Prices Extend Upward March On Mideast Tensions

A man walks amid the devastation after an Israeli strike on the Sfeir neighbourhood in Beirut’s southern suburbs

Israel Marks First Anniversary Of Hamas's October 7 Attack

In New York, pro-Palestine demonstrators walked in the city's Midtown neighbourhood, waving flags and holding signs

Man Sets Arm On Fire As Marches Across US Mark Gaza War Anniversary

People hold Israeli flags and a portrait of hostage Tamir Nimrodi at a commemoration in Paris

Commemorations Begin For Anniversary Of Attack On Israel

Vendors sell campaign-related merchandise before Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump's rally at Dodge County Airport on October 6, 2024

Trump On The Stump, Harris Hits Airwaves In Razor-edge US Election

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