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January 7, 2024

News Desk

Unrelenting winter storms are starting to punish the severe weather week in the US

A stronger winter storm is expected to follow through midweek, bringing snow, ice, winds, tornadoes and flooding Workers shovel sidewalks as snow from the first winter storm of 2024, expected to dump heavy snow on the northeastern United States, falls in Ridgefield, Connecticut, U.S. January 6, 2024. — Reuters A winter storm ripped through the mid-Atlantic and Northeast on Saturday, with a stronger one expected Sunday that could bring up to a foot of snow and possible travel disruptions for millions under winter storm warnings. CNN mentionted. Freezing rain and heavy snow fell across the mid-Atlantic interior, including Virginia and

December 27, 2023

News Desk

Ten dead from storms in Australia, thousands without power

SYDNEY: Ten people have died in Australia after severe storms battered the country’s east over the Christmas holiday, authorities said on Wednesday, while tens of thousands of properties remain without power. Wild weather hit the states of Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland on 25 and 26 December bringing large hail and torrential rain. Strong winds blew off roofs and downed trees in some of the worst-hit areas. More than 90,000 households remain without electricity. Three men were killed when a yacht with 11 people on board capsized near Green Island in Moreton Bay during the storm, Queensland Police Commissioner

December 25, 2023

News Desk

Christmas days characterized by storms, travel holidays in the US

North Platte, Nebraska woke up to 2 inches of snow on Christmas morning, marking the first white Christmas since 2017 A resident of Urbandale, Iowa, shovels snow from the end of a street after temperatures quickly dropped on Dec. 22, 2022, as a winter storm swept through the Midwest. — AFP Winter weather has wreaked havoc in several parts of the United States, particularly the Great Plains, with icy conditions and blizzard warnings affecting parts of the population. The National Weather Service issued warnings affecting about 720,000 people, stretching from northwestern Kansas and Colorado to large swaths of South Dakota.

December 1, 2023

News Desk

George Santos storms out of Congress, cursing members — ‘To hell with this place’

“To hell with this place,” Santos blasted as he left the Capitol for the last time.— AFP Representative George Santos, the embattled Republican from New York, made a stormy exit from Congress, becoming the sixth member of the House ever to face expulsion. Defiant in his final moments on Capitol Hill, Santos blasted the decision as he walked down the House steps, declaring: “To hell with this place.” The deportation measure, on which 311 members of the House voted in favor, including 105 Republicans, marked a historic moment. Santos, aged 35, walked out before the final tally, expressing his disdain

October 31, 2023

News Desk

Storms in a teacup

In 2020, like the rest of the world, Hassan found herself confined to the four walls of her family home. There were household responsibilities and chores to attend to, and of course, making tea for a family of eight, twice a day. During the lockdown, she recalls feeling burdened and overwhelmed by household responsibilities, especially making tea, while with the lockdown she envisioned she would rather focus on creating a related idea for her university thesis. “I felt like I was trapped inside a tea bag,” he expressed. Wondering how many other women felt the same, she started talking to

October 30, 2023

News Desk

Pro-Palestinian mob storms Dagestan airport to catch Israelis

A script from a video showing the protesters.—H Police say the airport is now under their full control. Anti-Semitic rioters stormed it on Sunday. Russia accuses Ukraine of causing trouble, Kiev denies. At least 60 people were arrested when hundreds of anti-Israel protesters on Sunday began a demonstration at Makhachkala airport in Russia’s Dagestan region, targeting a plane arriving from Israel. This act of protest led to the closure of the airport and required security forces to intervene and disperse the protesters. Local authorities said twenty people were injured during the riots, but the passengers on the Israeli plane remained

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