
FAA Grounds 171 Flights After Airline Door Opens Mid-Air
The United States aviation authorities have grounded 171 flights after Alaska Airlines’ window blew up mid-air.
The United States aviation authorities have grounded 171 flights after Alaska Airlines’ window blew up mid-air.
Japan has culled more than 40,000 birds amid an outbreak of bird flu. The government detected a highly pathogenic avian influenza outbreak in southern parts of Japan.
A Reuters report said South Korea has announced it will ban dog meat consumption by 2027.
Meta and Google’s YouTube have faced criminal complaints in Ireland for spying on their users.
The US is secretly arming Taiwan to confront China despite US support to abide by the One China policy.
Elon Musk has offered Starlink services to help aid organizations in the Gaza Strip. He said the internet will provide communication links for aid organizations working in the war-torn area.
A US journalist was arrested by Russia for attempting to share sensitive information with a foreign country.
NASA will be sending three rockets into the moon’s shadow on the coming Saturday. The space agency is expected to examine the moon during a solar eclipse for the very first time.
Russian President Vladmir Putin criticized Canada in a very harsh tone for inviting a Nazi. Putin said it was disgusting for Canada to invite a Nazi who was responsible for the deaths of thousands of innocent Jews in the second world war.
A freight train crashed into an SUV at a Florida railroad crossing, killing 6 people including children. According to the local media, the SUV was attempting to cross the railroad when a freight train crashed in the middle of it, shattering the SUV into pieces.
The Canadian Prime Minister has said that India could be behind the killing of a Sikh leader. India rejected the accusations as “absurd and motivated”. The assassinated Sikh leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar was shot dead on 18 of June in British Columbia. The Indian government also asked the Canadian High Commissioner to leave India within five days.
France has halted the sale of iPhone 12 after it was noticed that the phones emit too much electromagnetic radiation. The French government also told the tech company to make sure its existing phones have suitable radiation levels.