35 Killed in Deadly Philippines Quake, Tsunami Warnings Lifted
At least 35 people are dead and over 200 others remain injured after a deadly, 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck the Philippines yesterday. The epicenter of the quake was detected around 20 miles southwest of the town of Maasim, located on the southwestern point of the Philippines' second-largest island of Mindanao. Due to its relatively shallow depth – just 20 miles into the crust of the Earth – the quake delivered widespread damage across the region. Mindanao, the Philippines
Armaan Dhawan
3 days ago3 min read
Environmental Protests Intensify in Albania As Kushner Plans Major Construction
Environmental protests across Albania are intensifying as multiple luxury construction projects led by Donald Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, break ground over miles of ecologically-crucial wetlands. Kushner has served as an unofficial peace envoy for the Trump administration across the past year and a half, allowing him to strike lucrative deals with several nations overseas while collecting capital within the United States. He is currently married to Ivanka Trump, Trump'
Armaan Dhawan
Jun 35 min read
Early Major Heatwave Scorches Europe, UN Predicts Further Warming
Europe's first major heatwave of 2026 has arrived rather early, with high temperatures scorching the continent– and the UN only expects the situation to worsen over the next few years. Europe, as a whole, remains quite warm throughout the summer months, though certain areas usually stay cool despite widespread heat. However, heatwaves have become more and more common across the continent in recent years, and this year's first has come even earlier than expected. Southern and
Armaan Dhawan
May 284 min read
