High school students were hospitalized due to super spicy ghost pepper chips, showcasing the intense heat of ghost peppers in culinary fads and the risks associated with extreme spicy food challenges.

Following a recent assassination attempt on Trump, law enforcement in Milwaukee apprehended a 21-year-old man carrying an AK-47 near Republican National Convention. The suspect, wearing a horror-movie mask, was arrested during routine surveillance checks

Former President Trump was shot and injured at a Butler, PA rally, leading to one death and two critical injuries. The shooter, Thomas Matthew Crooks, was killed by Secret Service snipers. Trump was grazed on the ear and taken to a local medical facility

Hurricane Beryl, now a Category 4 storm with 130 mph winds, is impacting the Windward Islands. Barbados, Grenada, and Trinidad and Tobago face severe weather, while the storm poses significant risks to St. Vincent, the Grenadines, and Grenada.

Climate activists launch "Summer of Heat" in NYC, targeting Citigroup for fossil fuel financing. Protests led by diverse groups and scientists aim to end Wall Street's support for climate-harming projects. Citigroup defends its climate commitments.

Kenya aims to eradicate 1 million invasive house crows by end of 2024 to protect local ecosystems, economies. Crows threaten indigenous bird species and disrupt tourism, prompting a multifaceted eradication strategy involving poison and targeted methods

Viral video shows sea waves flooding Maldives roads, emphasizing climate change's impact. President proposes land reclamation to combat rising sea levels

Doctors are exploring a potential link between COVID19 and an unusual rise in rare cancers, urging for more research into long-term virus effects. Despite no direct evidence yet, findings could significantly impact cancer treatment & prevention strategies

Yuntai Mountain Waterfall, China's tallest, was revealed as partly artificial, sparking debate over the ethics of enhancing natural attractions for tourism amidst water scarcity

Emergency responders in Keelung worked late Monday after a landslide near Chaojing Park buried vehicles and injured four people. No one was trapped. The landslide, caused by earthquakes and rain, buried nine vehicles. Clearing debris will take over a week