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Hand using an official stamp on a passport with travel documents visible on a wooden desk.

UAE Halts Visas for 9 Countries Amid Security Concerns

The United Arab Emirates has reportedly halted issuing tourist and work visas to citizens from nine countries. This change affects new applications from Afghanistan, Libya, Yemen, Somalia, Lebanon, Bangladesh, Cameroon, Sudan, and

Tejal Somvanshi

September 24, 2025

Students receiving instructions while sorting donated food at the Community FoodBank of New Jersey, part of a USDA food assistance program, January 2016.

News·Policy·USA

USDA Ends 30-Year Hunger Report as 13.5% of Americans Face Food Insecurity

Food Insecurity Explorer Tracking What We’ll Lose: A Decade of American Hunger Data Explore how food insecurity has affected Americans and understand the impact of ending the USDA’s 30-year measurement program. Historical

Tejal Somvanshi

September 24, 2025

Anatomical models including a pink brain, brown brain, lungs, intestines, and surgical forceps arranged on a light green background.

Artificial Intelligence·Europe·Health·Latest·Science

Delphi-2M AI System Forecasts 1,000+ Diseases Up to 20 Years Ahead, Says Copenhagen Research Team

A new artificial intelligence system can now forecast diseases up to 20 years before they occur, according to researchers from the University of Copenhagen and international partners. The system, named Delphi-2M, works

Tejal Somvanshiand

Karmactive Team

September 24, 2025

Overhead power lines and transmission towers stand against a cloudy sky, with residential buildings and industrial structures in the background.

Climate·Energy·World

Nuclear Power Hits Record High But Faces Crisis As Renewable Investment Soars and China Dominates Construction

Nuclear power generation hit an all-time high in 2024, but experts warn this momentum may be difficult to maintain in coming years. The industry faces challenges from aging plants, insufficient investment, and

Sunita Somvanshi

September 23, 2025

Forecast track map of Typhoon Ragasa (Typhoon No. 18) highlighting projected landfall zones near Guangdong, Hainan, and northern Vietnam.

Asia·Climate·Disaster·News·Weather

Super Typhoon Ragasa Forces 10,000+ Evacuations with 215 km/h Winds, 88 Ferry Routes Cut, 700 Flights Canceled

Thousands are rushing to safety as Super Typhoon Ragasa—2025’s most powerful storm—barrels through the Philippines with 215 km/h sustained winds and gusts up to 295 km/h, triggering major flight disruptions in Hong

Rahul Somvanshi

September 22, 2025

USGS intensity map highlighting shaking from the 4.3 magnitude earthquake near Berkeley, California, with concentric impact zones across the Bay Area.

Disaster·News·USA

Berkeley 4.3 Earthquake Jolts 24,000 Bay Area Residents Awake, BART Reports 20-Minute Delays

Bay Area Earthquake Interactive | Berkeley 4.3 Quake Analysis Bay Area Earthquake Interactive Experience Explore the recent Berkeley 4.3 magnitude earthquake and learn how to prepare for future seismic events Earthquake Map

Govind Tekale

September 22, 2025

Asia·Climate·Disaster

Super Typhoon Ragasa Forces 10,000+ Evacuations with 215 km/h Winds, 88 Ferry Routes Cut, 700 Flights Canceled

Super Typhoon Ragasa Tracker 🌪️ Super Typhoon Ragasa Live Tracker Updated: September 22, 2025 | 16:00 UTC | Data Source: PAGASA, JTWC Current Position 24hr Forecast 48hr Forecast Impact Zone Sustained Winds

Karmactive Staff

September 22, 2025

Newcastle University research team closely examining captive-bred Littlejohn's tree frog tadpoles in laboratory containers during their conservation breeding program

Australia·Conservation·Nature·Wildlife

Lab Success Breeds Hope for Endangered NSW Frog as Hunter Power Line Plans Threaten Recovery

Scientists at the University of Newcastle have bred the endangered Littlejohn’s tree frog in captivity for the first time, producing around 90 healthy tadpoles from laboratory tanks. The breakthrough comes as a

Rahul Somvanshi

September 22, 2025

Sinking sailing yacht off the coast of Portugal after orca encounter, mast leaning into the water.

Marine Life·Maritime·Nature

Orcas Sink 7th Yacht Off Portugal: ‘It’s a Game’ Says Expert as 700-Incident Spree Continues

Costa da Caparica, Portugal– A pod of orcas sank a sailing yacht carrying five people off the coast of Fonte da Telha beach near Lisbon on Saturday afternoon. The Portuguese National Maritime

Tejal Somvanshi

September 22, 2025

Laboratory setup showing transparent battery test cells arranged on a wooden table with connected sensors and monitoring equipment for acoustic emissions research.

Electric·Energy·Science·Technology

MIT Researchers Decode Battery Sounds to Detect Failures Before They Happen, Like ‘Seeing Tiny Bubbles Before Boiling

MIT researchers have discovered that batteries make specific sounds as they degrade, potentially offering a simple way to monitor battery health and prevent failures before they happen. The research team found that

Karmactive Team

September 22, 2025