At least five people died in Israeli strikes and shelling across Gaza on Monday, according to local rescue officials. The reported deaths included two children. Gaza’s civil defence service said Israeli fire hit several areas across the territory. The Israeli military said it had no information about some of the reported incidents. Two Palestinians Killed… Continue reading Gaza Strikes Kill Five, Including Two Children
Typhoon Narra has brought torrential rain to southwest China, triggering widespread flooding and forcing tens of thousands of people to leave their homes. Authorities in Guangxi moved residents to safer areas as forecasters warned that heavy rain could continue for several more days. State broadcaster CCTV reported that about 54,000 people have been relocated because… Continue reading Typhoon Narra Floods China as Tens of Thousands Evacuated
Eli Lilly has launched its new oral weight-loss treatment, Foundayo, in the United Kingdom. The company announced the launch on Monday. Britain has become the first European country where patients can access the pill. Doctors can prescribe Foundayo privately for weight management and type 2 diabetes. The medicine contains orforglipron, an oral GLP-1 treatment developed… Continue reading Foundayo Weight-Loss Pill Launches in UK for Patients
Disney used its latest D23: The Ultimate Disney Fan Event in Anaheim to reveal major plans for its theme parks and cruise line. The event, held from August 14 to 16, featured new attractions, expanded lands, returning favorites and several surprises. The announcements covered Walt Disney World, Disneyland Resort, Disneyland Paris, Tokyo Disneyland, Hong Kong… Continue reading Disney D23: New Attractions and Cruise Ships Revealed
The dollar trading near multi-month lows on Monday as investors focused on rising government debt and long-term bond yields. Traders also awaited details of possible U.S. sanctions on Iran and key policy comments from officials in the United States and Japan. The Canadian dollar fell 0.2% to C$1.3798 per U.S. dollar in early trading. The… Continue reading Dollar Trading Near Multi-Month Lows as Debt Concerns Grow
Aamir Khan has reportedly started a major physical transformation for his upcoming film ‘Lalkaara’. Director Ashutosh Gowariker will helm the historical cricket drama. According to Filmfare, Khan has begun a strict weight-loss program for the role. The actor will reportedly play a much younger character in the film. Aamir Khan Prepares for ‘Lalkaara’ ‘Lalkaara’ takes… Continue reading Aamir Khan Lalkaara: Actor Begins Major Transformation
Infantino Backs Ronaldo’s Historic Goal Chase Cristiano Ronaldo has received a message of support from FIFA president Gianni Infantino as he moves closer to 1,000 career goals. The two football figures met during the Esports World Cup in Paris. Ronaldo greeted Infantino during the event. The FIFA president then referred to the Portuguese star’s goal… Continue reading Cristiano Ronaldo 1,000 Goals Race Gets Infantino’s Support
GTA 6 leaks have reportedly caused frustration inside Rockstar Games, but the studio remains focused on developing the highly anticipated sequel and preparing its official marketing campaign. A senior Rockstar executive recently addressed employees about the latest data breach, according to Bloomberg. The message acknowledged the disappointment within the studio. It also urged developers to… Continue reading GTA 6 Leaks: Rockstar Games Responds to Internal Frustration
Armed groups in Colombia are increasingly recruiting children and training them to carry out dangerous tasks, including operating drones equipped with explosives, according to a new report by Human Rights Watch. The international rights organization said criminal and rebel groups are using social media to attract children as they compete for control of rural areas… Continue reading Colombia Child Recruitment: Drone Warfare
Six Deportees Refuse to Leave Plane in Liberia Six people deported from the United States to Liberia refused to leave their plane last week. Authorities then sent the group to Equatorial Guinea, according to a passenger and a lawyer. The incident occurred on Thursday after the flight reached Liberia. The group included four Cuban men,… Continue reading US Deportees Sent to Equatorial Guinea After Liberia Refusal
