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Satellite view of Hurricane Lowell’s spiral cloud bands over the Pacific Ocean.

Hurricane Lowell Nears Hawaii Storm Path

September 6, 2026

Hurricane Lowell is moving toward the Hawaiian Islands. As of September 5, Lowell remained a major hurricane, while forecasters expected it to weaken before its closest approach to Hawaii. Forecasters with the

Large commercial crude oil carrier docked at an offshore loading platform in northern Persian Gulf waters

Energy·News·World

U.S. Forces Strike Three Iranian Oil Tankers Near Kharg Island, Iran’s Primary Export Hub

September 6, 2026

Sunita Somvanshi

On September 5, U.S. Central Command issued a formal statement confirming that U.S. forces struck three Iranian crude-oil tankers — two in waters near Kharg Island in the Persian Gulf and one

Close-up photograph of a television remote control sitting in front of a home entertainment television screen

News·Technology

YouTube TV Adds Six Channels Including AMC to Genre Plans at No Extra Cost

September 6, 2026

Sunita Somvanshi

YouTube TV has added six cable channels to its lower-cost genre plans, and subscribers in the affected tiers are getting them without paying anything extra. The channels added are AMC, IFC, SundanceTV,

Aerial view of the steep mountain ridges and river gorges forming the Gyirong corridor along the China-Nepal border

Environment·News·World

531 Missing After Nepal–Tibet Glacier Disaster: DNA Tests Now Key to Identifying Victims

September 5, 2026

Sunita Somvanshi

On August 26, a chain of mudslides tore through Gyirong Port — the main crossing point between Nepal and China’s Tibet region. The disaster struck after a glacier collapse in the high-altitude

Bolt of lightning illuminating the night sky behind the Washington Monument on the National Mall

Environment·News·USA

64 mph Winds and Lightning Near Washington Monument as NWS Issues ‘Considerable Threat’ for DC Region

Late Thursday night into early Friday, a fast-moving line of severe thunderstorms cut through Washington, D.C., Maryland, and northern Virginia, bringing dangerous winds, heavy rain, and a lightning display over the National

Karmactive Staff

September 5, 2026

Historic sandstone building of Sydney Observatory on Observatory Hill against an open sky

Australia·Environment·News

Sydney’s 33°C September Triggers Total Fire Ban as El Niño Pushes Spring Into Record Territory

Sydney is entering spring with weather that feels like the middle of summer. Temperatures across parts of the city are forecast to reach 33°C this weekend — that is 10 to 13

Karmactive Staff

September 5, 2026

Wide panoramic photograph of the open alkali playa and temporary wooden architectural installation at Burning Man in Nevada's Black Rock Desert under an expansive sky.

Health·News·USA

Burning Man 2026 Death: ‘Medical Emergency,’ Not Rain — Here’s What Officials Actually Said

A participant died at Burning Man 2026 after suffering a medical emergency on the playa in Nevada’s Black Rock Desert. The man was in his mid-50s. Emergency responders reached him on the

Sunita Somvanshi

September 5, 2026

High-resolution satellite view from space showing defined hurricane eye walls and swirling cloud bands over the Pacific Ocean.

News·USA

Hurricane Lowell drops from category 5 to 125 mph but remains dangerous 600 miles from Hawaii

Hurricane Lowell peaked as a category 5 with 155-mph winds before falling to 125 mph, positioned 600 miles southwest of Honolulu. Dangerous surf expected; watches possible by Saturday.

Sunita Somvanshi

September 5, 2026

Front marble facade of the historic Marriner S. Eccles Federal Reserve Board building in Washington, D.C.

Business·News

August jobs surge: 162,000 added, unemployment at 4.1% — but Fed governor signals no rate cuts yet

U.S. economy added 162,000 jobs in August 2026, unemployment held at 4.1%. Food services led hiring. But with PCE inflation at 3.7%, Fed Governor Waller says cuts are off the table.

Sunita Somvanshi

September 5, 2026

Wide view of the green grounds and Detroit River waterfront along Belle Isle Park facing toward the city skyline.

News·USA

Tornado confirmed on Detroit’s east side — first inside city limits since 1997, Michigan’s 28th

A tornado touched down on Detroit's east side September 3, 2026 — the first confirmed within city limits since July 2, 1997. NWS and Mayor Sheffield confirmed it as Michigan's 28th of

Sunita Somvanshi

September 5, 2026

High-rise towers of the Midtown Atlanta skyline reflected across the surface of Clara Meer lake in Piedmont Park under a humid summer sky.

Health·News

Atlanta heat advisory: heat index climbs to 106°F through Saturday evening, September 5

National Weather Service issues Heat Advisory for Atlanta and North Georgia through Saturday evening. Heat index forecast to reach 106°F — know the warning signs of heat-related illness.

Sunita Somvanshi

September 5, 2026

A young black and white tuxedo kitten with green eyes sitting outdoors on grass.

Lifestyle·News

Kayaker’s river rescue: tuxedo kitten named Lucky after climbing from tree into kayak

A kayaker heard a kitten crying from a tree over the water. The tuxedo kitten climbed right into the kayak, the family kept her, and named her Lucky. Watch the clip that

Sunita Somvanshi

September 5, 2026

A metal warning sign posted in beach sand advising swimmers on rip current survival alongside ocean waves.

News·USA

Your Labor Day weekend forecast: Atlanta’s 106°F heat, Great Lakes storms, and Southwest monsoons

Labor Day weekend brings extreme weather across the U.S.: heat index 106°F in Atlanta, severe thunderstorms in the Great Lakes, and flash flood risk in the Southwest. Check your region.

Sunita Somvanshi

September 5, 2026

Fresh cuts of uncooked beef and roasts packaged in plastic trays on supermarket shelves under store lighting.

Business·News

Beef prices jump nearly 10% — DOJ probes Walmart, Kroger, and six other major retailers

Beef and veal prices rose 9.4% year-over-year as the DOJ widens its antitrust probe to eight major retailers including Walmart and Kroger. Beef roasts jumped 13.5% — why?

Sunita Somvanshi

September 5, 2026

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News - Page 2

Hurricane Lowell Nears Hawaii Storm Path

U.S. Forces Strike Three Iranian Oil Tankers Near Kharg Island, Iran’s Primary Export Hub

YouTube TV Adds Six Channels Including AMC to Genre Plans at No Extra Cost

531 Missing After Nepal–Tibet Glacier Disaster: DNA Tests Now Key to Identifying Victims

64 mph Winds and Lightning Near Washington Monument as NWS Issues ‘Considerable Threat’ for DC Region

Sydney’s 33°C September Triggers Total Fire Ban as El Niño Pushes Spring Into Record Territory

Burning Man 2026 Death: ‘Medical Emergency,’ Not Rain — Here’s What Officials Actually Said

Hurricane Lowell drops from category 5 to 125 mph but remains dangerous 600 miles from Hawaii

August jobs surge: 162,000 added, unemployment at 4.1% — but Fed governor signals no rate cuts yet

Tornado confirmed on Detroit’s east side — first inside city limits since 1997, Michigan’s 28th

Atlanta heat advisory: heat index climbs to 106°F through Saturday evening, September 5

Kayaker’s river rescue: tuxedo kitten named Lucky after climbing from tree into kayak

Your Labor Day weekend forecast: Atlanta’s 106°F heat, Great Lakes storms, and Southwest monsoons

Beef prices jump nearly 10% — DOJ probes Walmart, Kroger, and six other major retailers

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