A recent climate change hit Southern U.S. harshly, especially along the Mississippi River and states bordering it, ironically leading to heavy rainfalls and floods but also leading to a shortage of drinking water. The city of Jackson in Mississippi has been severely damaged by the heavy floods that led to the malfunctioning of the water […]
Month: August 2022
The Chinese Culture Institute and Asian American Chamber of Commerce will host the mid-autumn festival concert with the Asian American Chamber of Commerce Foundation at the Capital One Hall in Tysons Corner, at 7 p.m. on September 17, 2022. Most Asian countries celebrate their traditional harvest festival in the fall, similar to Thanksgiving day in […]
13-Member K-Pop hit group Seventeen is currently on tour in the United States and recently performed to a full arena of fans waiving the “Carat Bong” at the Capital One Arena in Washington, D. C. The Group’s tour is titled, “Be the Sun,” a derivative based on their newest 4th album titled “Face the Sun.” […]
President Biden announced student loan forgiveness of $10,000, and other qualifying borrowers and Pell-Grants recipients to $20,000. Pres. Biden also extended the federal student loan payment pause through December 31, 2022. Pres. Biden stated, “In keeping with my campaign promise, my administration is announcing a plan to give working and middle-class families breathing room as […]
D.C. Metro was delayed due to stabbing incidents that occurred around 3:18 p.m. at the Metro Center station on the 1200 block of G Street NW Tuesday. According to FOX5 news, When officers arrived at the station, a male victim was found unconscious and not breathing, and a female victim was hurt but with a […]
Two people have died and one injured from multiple shootings in Midtown Atlanta Monday. A female suspect was detained at the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta Internation Airport without further incident. Interim Police Chief Darin Schierbaum said the shootings appear to be “targeted,” stating this was planned. He added that officers searching for the suspect had obtained information […]
Two airplanes tried to land and collided with each other just before 3 PM at a small airport in Watsonville, CA on Thursday. This airport is a municipal airport for small and privately owned aircrafts. The FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) and NTSB (National Transportation Safety Board) are investigating this incident. The FAA reported that a […]
Photo from Accuweather.com A recent drought and wildfires spread west of Europe, and one of the boulders emerged as the water level continued to drop in one of the European rivers. It reveals horrendous warning messages from at least 600 years ago. A local German reporter, Olaf Koens shares the photo of the boulders on […]
A family who resides in South Auckland bought a suitcase. As soon as they were brought from the auction, they unpacked their new purchase and found human remains inside the suitcase. Authorities have launched a homicide investigation and are trying to identify the remains. The family is believed not to have been involved in the […]
About 70 percent of Americans are experiencing cooler temperatures only possible during autumn. While it’s forecasted to be cooler than average in much of the eastern two-thirds of the country over the coming days, parts of the Northwest and California will bake, with temperatures 10 to 20 degrees above normal. The cooler weather is coming […]