USGS Confirms a 2.6 Earthquake Hit East San Jose at 12:38 PM—No Damage or Injuries Reported Near Alum Rock
USGS confirmed a magnitude 2.6 earthquake at 12:38 PM PDT Tuesday near Alum Rock, East San Jose. No damage or injuries reported.
Kentucky Gets Dry and Mild Halloween With Highs in the 70s—WKYT Says Rain Waits Until Late Saturday Night
Kentucky's Halloween forecast stays dry and mild with highs in the 70s. Rain arrives late Saturday night into Sunday per WKYT's Chris Bailey.
The Great White Was Longer Than His Kayak—and David Slavich Pulled His Rig and Kept Fishing for Hours After It Left
A great white longer than David Slavich's kayak surfaced off Half Moon Bay Sunday. He pulled his rig and kept fishing for hours after
NOAA’s 2026–27 El Niño Maps Are Out—and the Snowfall Charts Going Viral on Social Media Are Not From NOAA
Niño 3.4 sits at +3.3°C. NOAA's 2026–27 winter outlook shows regional temperature and precipitation odds—and no snowfall totals, despite viral maps.
30-Year Treasury Yields Surge to 5.19%—Highest Since 2007—As Mortgage Rates Climb to 6.75%
The US 30-year Treasury yield has surpassed 5.19 percent, reaching its highest level since 2007. The bond selloff reflects persistent inflation fears, oil prices above $100 per barrel, and the US-Iran standoff.
Sunita Somvanshi
OpenAI builds a safer ChatGPT for users aged 13 to 17
OpenAI launched ChatGPT for Teens on Aug 18 for users aged 13 to 17, adding stricter guardrails on self-harm and romance. Parents get opt-in controls.
Rahul Somvanshi
Two Horses Break Legs at First-Time Rodeo in Humboldt County
At a first-time college rodeo event in California’s redwood country, spectators watched horses fall repeatedly and break legs — and the competition carried on. The Outlaw Rodeo College Invitational took place Saturday
Govind Tekale
SpaceX IPO Plans Move Forward as Starship Success Boosts Company Valuation
SpaceX signals imminent IPO after achieving profitability and Starship success. Elon Musk prepares space company for public markets. Valuation surge reflects rocket technology breakthroughs and contracts.
More than 120,000 Flock Safety cameras track U.S. license plates as police misuse ALPR data
There are more than 120,000 cameras silently watching American roads, highways, neighborhoods, and parking lots. These are Flock Safety‘s automated license plate recognition (ALPR) cameras, and they’re recording your vehicle’s movements, location,
CBS News correspondent Matt Gutman faces sexual harassment lawsuit from former ABC coworker
Matt Gutman seemed to have the job every journalist dreams of. In January 2026, the 48-year-old correspondent was hired by CBS News as chief correspondent—the first on-air hire under newly installed news
Eight Days of Rain Push Indiana Rivers to Historic Flood Levels as Death Toll Reaches Six
Eight consecutive days of rainfall have sent Indiana’s rivers to historic levels, killing at least six residents across multiple counties. Emergency declarations now span state and local jurisdictions as water levels approach
Sonali Tiwary
Supreme Court Faces Mail Ballot Showdown: 23 States Fight Federal Voting Restrictions
In March, President Trump signed an order that could fundamentally change how millions of Americans vote. It requires the U.S. Postal Service to restrict mail-in ballots to voters on federally-approved lists. And
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
Eight Days of Rain Push Indiana Rivers to Historic Flood Levels as Death Toll Reaches Six
Eight days of rain pushed Indiana's White River at Noblesville above 24 feet, setting new flood records. Six deaths confirmed as floods devastate Indianapolis and counties across the state today now!!
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