Climate & Environment · October 24, 2026
The storm skirted Taiwan's northeast coast without making landfall on the main island. Officials reported one death and hundreds of injuries from wind and rain damage.
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Climate & Environment · October 22, 2026
The quake struck a sparsely populated, high-altitude part of northern Tibet. USGS impact alerts are model estimates, not a confirmed toll or damage survey.
Reporting draws on 5 named sources.
Culture & Media · October 12, 2026
The fire wiped out the oldest covered food market in Paris, a Marais landmark whose stalls had grown into a celebrated mix of food shops and restaurants. The city says nearby public spaces are temporarily closed; investigators have not identified a cause.
Reporting draws on 5 named sources.
Climate & Environment · October 10, 2026
The National Hurricane Center said Simon remained a powerful Category 3 storm just offshore Sunday night. Homes flooded near Manzanillo, and Mexico’s electricity agency reported 99.78% service restoration in four named municipalities.
Reporting draws on 6 named sources.
Climate & Environment · October 9, 2026
Saturday's declaration prioritizes aid for affected areas. The preliminary damage and injury figures are still being assessed, and the reported $100 million is a response ceiling, not a confirmed expenditure.
Reporting draws on 13 named sources.
Climate & Environment · October 7, 2026
The National Hurricane Center issued its final advisory after Isaias transitioned over Alabama. AP reported four deaths, widespread outages early Saturday and continued flooding and tornado threats farther inland.
Reporting draws on 8 named sources.
Climate & Environment · September 29, 2026
Polo is weakening inland, but its tropical moisture is merging with a larger storm system. Saturated ground, burn scars and arroyos raise flash-flood concerns as the rain moves east.
Reporting draws on 5 named sources.
Climate & Environment · August 15, 2026
The shallow earthquake toppled buildings and triggered a tsunami warning that was later lifted, while authorities warned that casualty figures remained preliminary.
Reporting draws on 3 named sources.
Climate & Environment · August 14, 2026
Floodwater inundated homes and transport routes east of Tokyo as authorities moved stranded travelers and warned that more rain could follow.
Reporting draws on 2 named sources.
Climate & Environment · August 12, 2026
The national government reported 181 deaths Tuesday, while local authorities cited by Reuters put the toll at 250 Wednesday as crews searched damaged cities across western Colombia.
Reporting draws on 4 named sources.
Climate & Environment · August 11, 2026
The country is under a national emergency after its strongest recorded earthquake since 1979 damaged homes, hospitals and airports across the west.
Reporting draws on 5 named sources.