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The atmosphere's increasing thirst for moisture is worsening droughts by 40% globally, even in areas with normal rainfall. In 2022, over 30% of Earth's land experienced drought conditions - the worst

A former supplier alleges Popeyes franchisees in Ontario used chicken stored in residential garages without proper refrigeration. The $35 million lawsuit claims the chicken was sometimes "rotten" whil

Greenpeace activists witness and document Spanish fishing vessel killing endangered mako sharks in the Pacific. With blue shark bycatch at its highest since 1991, two-thirds of shark species now face

Tesla's value plummeted after CEO Elon Musk called Trump's tax bill a "disgusting abomination," prompting threats to cut billions in government contracts. The political clash adds to Tesla's existing

Australia's 33% Luxury Car Tax might be scrapped in EU trade negotiations, saving buyers thousands while opening European markets to Australian farmers. The tax has outlived its purpose since local ma

A mountain collapse in Greenland created a 650-foot tsunami that rocked back and forth in a narrow fjord, generating seismic waves detected worldwide for 9 days. Scientists used new satellite technolo

American Airlines sent a Boeing 787-9 instead of the usual 787-8 to Naples, forcing a mid-air diversion to Rome when 70 miles from landing. Passengers endured a 145-mile bus journey after the

Three asteroids zoom past Earth today, with the largest measuring 1,300 feet across—9 times farther than the moon. See how NASA's tracking system monitors these cosmic visitors and what scientists lea

Aurora AI can tell storms, air quality, and waves faster than anyone—one time it guessed a typhoon’s landfall right when others were 900 miles off. Here’s how this new tool is changing

Shareholders want Elon Musk back full-time as Tesla’s European sales drop nearly 50% and its brand sinks to 95th place. Is the CEO spread too thin across his empires?