A US Navy EA-18G Growler aircraft crashed east of Mount Rainier in Washington state. The aircraft crashed during a routine training flight on Tuesday evening, the US Navy said. The Navy announced that the status of the two crew members remains unknown, and a search operation is underway. Two Crew Members Missing Two of the
The Federal Investigation Agency (FBI) has arrested a man with alleged links to the Islamic State terrorist group. The agency claims that the terrorist, an Afghan national, was plotting to carry out a terrorist attack in the US on election day. The FBI Director Christopher Wray said that the suspect named Nisar was stockpiling firearms
Campaigners in the Czech Republic have sent a letter to the European Commission to decide if Tesla’s Cybertrucks are suitable for European roads. The letter signed by public safety campaign groups mentioned that the vehicle was too “big and sharp” to be used on European roads because of its sharp edges and heavy weight. Too
NASA’s Curiosity rover has suffered significant wear and tear on its wheels as latest images reveal. The rover which has spent more than 4,400 Earth days exploring Martian surface now has clear signs of decay with broken giant gashes in one of its wheels. The images took space fans by surprise and some opt to
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have said in a statement that they have eliminated the head of Lebanon-based terrorist group Hezbollah. The chief Hassan Nasrollah was targeted in the Beirut airstrike but his death was neither confirmed by the IDF nor by Hezbollah. In a latest statement, the IDF declared him dead and said the
A 64-year-old woman from the United States took her own life using a controversial suicide capsule in a Swiss woodland retreat, according to authorities. The Sarco capsule, which induces death by hypoxia using nitrogen, was used for the first time on Monday near a village close to the German border. Swiss police reported that several
More than 20 people have been killed so far and many thousands injured after thousands of pager devices exploded all over Lebanon. The incident sent shockwaves around the world as regional countries prepared for an all-out war. Lebanon-based Hezbollah group has blamed Israel for hacking the supply chain of pagers and instead fitting explosives inside
Pope Franics has made headlines for calling both of the leading political figures in the US as “against life”. When asked who the Catholics should vote for in the US November elections, he said they should choose for the “lesser evil” as they are both against life. The sovereign of the Vatican City State meant
A motorcade carrying Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, the Democratic candidate for vice president, had a crash on Monday. Fortunately the governor remained unhurt when multiple cars at the rear of the motorcade collided. Reporters said they were “violently thrown forward” as their vehicle was struck from behind, causing a chain reaction involving multiple cars. Only
The Philippines government has blamed the Chinese Navy for intentionally colliding a warship with one of its coast guard ships. The incident happened in a disputed area of the South China Sea which China claims as its own territory despite being 630 nautical miles from it. On the other hand, China accused the Philippines for
Australia has introduced a “right to disconnect” law, allowing employees to ignore work-related communications after hours without fear of repercussions. The new regulation aims to help workers achieve a better work-life balance and ignore calls and emails from bosses after work hours. Bosses Can Contact Employees The new law does not prohibit employers from contacting
X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, has closed its office in Brazil following a censorship dispute with the Brazilian Supreme Court. The company stated that a Supreme Court judge had threatened the arrest of X’s legal representative in Brazil if the company did not block certain accounts. Judge Imposes Daily Fine The
