A multi-story residential building collapse in Karachi, Pakistan, has resulted in a tragic death toll of 16, with rescue operations ongoing for a second day. Emergency officials are using heavy machinery to search for at least eight more survivors believed to be trapped under the debris.
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Czech mountaineer Klara Kolouchova, the first Czech woman to conquer Everest and K2, tragically died on Nanga Parbat in Pakistan. She fell between Camp I and Camp II on Thursday, prompting immediate rescue efforts. Kolouchova, accompanied by her husband and team, aimed to summit the 'Killer Mountain,' known for its high fatality rate among climbers.
Takahiro Shiraishi, known as the 'Twitter killer', faced execution for the murder of nine individuals. He lured victims through social media, exploiting their suicidal thoughts. Shiraishi's crimes involved rape, robbery, and murder. The court rejected his defense, emphasizing the cruelty of his actions. His execution has reignited debate over Japan's death penalty system. Japan continues to implement capital punishment.
Amidst escalating tensions between the U.S. and Iran, Donald Trump's son, Barron, has become the center of online debate. Social media users are demanding Barron's enlistment in the U.S. Army, questioning the President's decision to engage in military action while his own family remains uninvolved.
A significant 6.1 magnitude earthquake rattled the southern coast of the Philippines on Saturday, originating 70 kilometers from Davao Occidental province at a depth of 101 kilometers. While the tremor caused noticeable shaking, initial reports indicate no immediate casualties or major damage. This seismic event follows a 6.
Pope Leo is set to revive a tradition by spending his summer break in Castel Gandolfo, marking the first time in over a decade a reigning pope will reside there. Locals are enthusiastic, anticipating a boost to the town's tourism.
A three-bus collision at New York City's Port Authority Bus Terminal during the morning rush hour injured at least twelve people, causing significant traffic disruptions. The incident, involving New Jersey Transit buses on the fourth-level entrance ramp, led to temporary service suspensions and ramp closures. Authorities are investigating the cause, with a possible medical emergency for one driver being considered.
Senator Thom Tillis of North Carolina announced he will not seek reelection after opposing President Trump's tax and spending proposal. This decision opens up a competitive Senate seat in 2026, offering Democrats an opportunity to gain ground. Tillis, known for occasional bipartisanship, faced criticism from his own party and Trump, who publicly attacked him and celebrated his retirement.
Republicans, led by Donald Trump, are targeting Zohran Mamdani, the Democratic nominee for New York City mayor, with racist and Islamophobic attacks. Trump labeled Mamdani a "100% Communist Lunatic," while other Republicans called for his deportation and linked him to 9/11. Democrats are condemning these attacks, recalling similar tactics used against Barack Obama.