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Deadly Explosion Kills Over 1200 in Iran

A powerful blast at Iran's Shahid Rajaei port claimed over 1,200 lives, disrupting the country's trade and economy. Authorities investigate negligence in handling hazardous chemicals like sodium perchlorate.
2025.04.28
International News
Science and Technology

Groundbreaking Discovery: Scientists Uncover Rare Fossil Trove in Remote Siberian Region

Scientists uncover a remarkable fossil site in remote Siberia, revealing a diverse array of plant and animal species that could rewrite the evolutionary history of the region. This groundbreaking discovery promises to captivate the scientific community.
2025.04.28
Science and Technology
International News

Wakayama’s Adventure World Pandas to be Returned to China

The four giant pandas at Adventure World in Wakayama, Japan, are set to return to China, marking the end of a successful 30-year collaboration between the two countries in panda conservation. The facility has been internationally recognized for its breeding program, with 17 pandas born and raised on-site.
2025.04.28
International News
International News

Gaza’s Food Stocks Completely Depleted Amid Israeli Blockade, Says PAM

The UN World Food Programme reports that food stocks in Gaza are completely depleted due to the ongoing Israeli blockade, leaving over 400,000 people dependent on aid at risk of starvation.
2025.04.28
International News
International News

Breaking News: Top Stories and Current Events

A 40-year-old father was killed in a shark attack on Olga Beach in northern Israel, marking the country's first-ever fatal shark incident since its establishment in 1948. This unprecedented tragedy has garnered significant attention.
2025.04.28
International News
Science and Technology

Trillions of Cicadas Emerge Across the United States

Trillions of periodical cicadas from Broods XIX and XIII are emerging in parts of the US Midwest and South, having spent 13-17 years underground. Discover the fascinating life cycle of these unique insects.
2025.04.27
Science and Technology
Environment and Climate

Invasive Snakehead Fish Fail to Dominate After 20 Years

Despite initial fears, the invasive snakehead fish has not dominated the Potomac River ecosystem as expected over the past 20 years. Biologists explain the fish's population growth has been limited, and the river has shown resilience in adapting to this new presence.
2025.04.27
Environment and Climate
International News

Cholera Outbreak Claims Nearly 100 Lives in Sudan

A devastating cholera outbreak has claimed nearly 100 lives in Sudan's White Nile State, exacerbated by the country's ongoing humanitarian crisis and power outages. Urgent action is needed to provide clean water, sanitation, and medical care to the affected populations.
2025.04.27
International News
Environment and Climate

Monarch Butterfly Population Rebounds in Mexico

The monarch butterfly population has rebounded in Mexico, a positive sign that conservation efforts and improved climatic conditions have helped stabilize the species. However, declines continue in the western US due to milkweed loss, highlighting the need for further protection.
2025.04.27
Environment and Climate
Environment and Climate

Declining US Bird Population

A new report reveals that over 100 bird species in the US have lost more than half their populations in the last 50 years, highlighting the urgent need for habitat restoration and conservation efforts to address this environmental crisis.
2025.04.27
Environment and Climate
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