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The White House building in Washington DC at sunset

August 16, 2026

Trump Signs New Birthright Citizenship Orders After Supreme Court Rejected First Attempt

President Donald Trump signed two executive orders on August 6, 2026: one restricting birthright citizenship protections, and another ending federal support for birth tourism. This came just over a month after the

Ocean waves crashing against a rocky shoreline

Asia·Disaster·Environment·Latest

Indonesia 7.7 Earthquake Kills 51, Triggers Tsunami in Nusa Tenggara

A 7.7 magnitude earthquake in Indonesia killed 51 people and triggered tsunami warnings. Rescue operations continue as aftershocks pose risks.

August 16, 2026

UK Wildfire Crisis: 2,800 Heat Deaths, Worst Harvest Since 1984

Climate·Disaster·Environment·Latest·Weather

Britain reels from 966 wildfires, record drought, and 2,800 heat deaths this summer. PM Burnham's 65 million pound emergency aid arrives as the cereal

NSW’s Largest Gun Buyback: Australia Firearms Removal Program

Australia·Latest·News·Politics

NSW launches Australia's largest firearms buyback scheme following the Bondi Beach terror attack. Phase 1 begins November 2026 with cash payments targeting

India·Latest·News

Maharashtra Revises MHT CET 2026 Seat Acceptance Fees Before CAP Round

Maharashtra’s State CET Cell has revised the seat acceptance fee structure for the MHT CET 2026 Common Admission Process (CAP), modifying the financial requirements that engineering and pharmacy candidates must meet when

Govind Tekale

July 28, 2026

Australia·Food & Drinks·Health·Latest·News

Horse Meat Detected in Supermarket Mince Triggers Product Recalls in Australia

Australian food safety authorities launched an investigation into meat supply chain integrity following reports of potential species verification testing anomalies in ground beef products, prompting retailers to examine supplier documentation and trace-back

Tejal Somvanshi

July 28, 2026

Business·Latest·News·Science·Technology

Japan Finds Rare Earth Elements in Deep Sea Mud Near Remote Island

Japanese researchers have confirmed the presence of a large concentration of rare earth elements in deep-sea mud surrounding Minamitorishima—a small, remote coral atoll roughly 1,900 kilometres southeast of Tokyo that sits within

Sunita Somvanshi

July 28, 2026

Health·Latest·News·Science·World

First Ebola Vaccine Volunteer Vaccinated in Oxford Trial for Bundibugyo Virus

The world’s first clinical trial of a vaccine designed specifically against Bundibugyo ebolavirus has begun at Oxford University, with the first volunteer receiving the experimental injection in July 2026. The milestone marks

Tejal Somvanshi

July 28, 2026

Business·India·Latest·News·Technology

Bank of Baroda Data Breach: Customer Records Compromised in Cyber Attack

Bank of Baroda, one of India’s largest public sector banks, has initiated a forensic investigation after a data breach exposed sensitive customer information, raising concerns about cybersecurity standards across the Indian banking

Karmactive Team

July 28, 2026

Entertainment·Health·Latest·News

Carly Simon Diagnosed With Parkinson’s at 83, Stays Creatively Active

Carly Simon, the singer-songwriter best known for the 1972 hit “You’re So Vain,” has publicly disclosed a Parkinson’s disease diagnosis. Simon is 83. The announcement comes as she has been working on

Govind Tekale

July 28, 2026

Australia·Latest·News·Viral·Wildlife

Crocodile Video at Cahills Crossing Proves Warnings Fall on Deaf Ears

A video showing a saltwater crocodile trapped beneath a vehicle at Cahills Crossing in the Northern Territory has gone viral, reigniting a debate that wildlife authorities have been having—largely with themselves—for years:

Sonali Tiwary

July 28, 2026

Health·Latest·News·USA

Teen’s Death at Nashville Camp Raises Tree Safety Concerns

A 15-year-old camper died after a falling tree branch struck him during an extreme sports summer camp near Nashville, Tennessee, raising urgent questions about how youth recreational facilities manage environmental hazards. Camden

Govind Tekale

July 28, 2026

Artificial Intelligence·Latest·News·Technology

Tech Giants Push Open-Weight AI Models as Anthropic CEO Raises Security Concerns

A coalition of major technology companies—including Microsoft, NVIDIA, and Palantir—has signed an open letter calling for continued development and access to open-weight artificial intelligence models, arguing that openness benefits innovation and competition.

Rahul Somvanshi

July 28, 2026

Climate·Disaster·Latest·USA·Weather

Hurricane Fausto Approaches Hawaii as State Tests Infrastructure Resilience Against Pacific Storm

Hurricane Fausto is tracking toward the Hawaiian Islands, placing the state on emergency alert and testing whether the infrastructure resilience investments made since recent Pacific storm seasons are sufficient to withstand a

Karmactive Staff

July 27, 2026

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