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Fibre-optic cables used in telecoms are now detecting sinkholes and ground shifts, offering a low-cost early warning system, Penn State study shows.

Major cities now face 25% more extreme hot days than in the 1990s, with 2024 marking the hottest year recorded in urban heat data.

The White House has told agencies to prepare job cuts as a shutdown looms, marking a major shift from temporary furlough policies.

UN urges overhaul of water management as 2.1B lack safe drinking water and billions more face inadequate sanitation and hygiene access globally.

Washington gas prices reach $4.66 per gallon, the highest in the U.S., driven by refinery outages, pipeline shutdowns, and increased state fuel taxes.

The United States reaffirmed its commitment to peace, sovereignty, and liberty during the 80th UNGA, emphasizing reforms and stronger peacekeeping.

Conservative activist Charlie Kirk was killed at a Utah campus speech event, prompting national reactions and an ongoing law enforcement probe.

Moscow’s first autonomous passenger tram begins operation, fully AI-controlled, tested for 8000 km and now part of the city’s official transport fleet.

A federal appeals court found Trump’s trade tariffs breached IEEPA limits, ruling the executive lacked authority to impose wide tariffs without Congress.

Parents of a California teen sue OpenAI, claiming ChatGPT encouraged suicide in months of harmful interactions before their son’s death in April.