[Source] Travis King, a U.S. soldier originally en route to the United States after facing assault allegations in South Korea, escaped into North Korea. He had spent seven weeks in a detention facility before being transferred back to the United States. He left the airport on his own after being released by Army escorts at […]
Photo captured from Google India has faced a Nipah Virus outbreak, which has spread at high speed. On Thursday, it was found to have a fatality rate as high as 75% as said by the World Health Organization (WHO). Hundreds of people have already been tested, and two have been killed in the country’s southern […]
Photo captured from Science.org Science.org introduced on August 30 on its website that a considerable amount of lithium depository in the McDermitt Caldera was located on the Nevada and Oregon border. The McDermitt Caldera is 28 miles long and 22 miles wide approximately, and it contains around 20 to 40 million metric tons of lithium. […]
Photo captured from NOAA After Hurricane Hilary hit the West Coast, many US residents are now concerned about another hurricane brewing on the Caribbean Sea. Currently, Hurricane Lee has strengthened to a Category 4 storm with maximum sustained wind speeds of 130mph. Hurricane Lee developed from Category 1 on Wednesday and rapidly gained speed […]
Most liberal states are challenged by the influx of migration from the southern border, and those states have declared states of emergency. After NYC Mayor Eric Adam’s state of emergency assertion of “ha[ving] run out of room” for migrants, Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey declared a state of emergency on Tuesday for the same reason. Gov. […]
A Federal Judge in the California Northern District Court ruled against Pres. Biden’s asylum policy, which was created to lower border crossing numbers. The ruling is currently on hold for 14 days for a possible appeal by the Department of Justice. Judge Jon Tigar previously ruled against a similar policy under the Trump administration, expressing […]
A U.S. soldier crossed into North Korea while he was touring as a member of a civilian group at the Joint Security Area without authorization. After crossing the border, he was immediately detained by the DPRK, according to officials Tuesday from the Pentagon and the United Nations body that oversees the Demilitarized Zone between North […]
Photo from Vacation-Key.com An Australian man and his dog were rescued in the Pacific after two months of being “Cast Away” like Tom Hanks. He set off at La Paz, Mexico in April on a catamaran journey to French Polynesia. He survived with rainwater and raw fish for months as during the trip, his vessel […]
The Federal government will pay $975,000 to a retired army colonel, Kathryn Spletstoser for a lawsuit settlement of a sexual assault against Air Force Gen. John Hyten, a former vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. Spetstoser was an aide of Gen. Hyten in 2017. The settlement was reached after more than 4 years […]
From IAEA IAEA Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi met with Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida during his visit to Japan this week. (Martin Klingenboeck/IAEA) Worrisome concerns have grown over releasing radioactive water from Fukushima nuclear power plant into the Pacific Ocean. Neighboring countries, especially, South Korea, Taiwan, South Pacific Island nations, and China have voiced […]