GENEVA (AP) — A shooting at a rave party in the northern Swiss canton of Aargau left one person dead and five wounded early Sunday, local police and media reported. Police said they are still searching for a suspect. “The search for the unknown perpetrator continues,” the police wrote in X. “The possible motives and … Read more
Six months after the war against Iran, the largest American oil companies have posted their biggest profits since 2022, selling less oil at much higher prices. But the conflict is also putting its long-standing investments in the Gulf at risk, exposing the industry’s difficult balance between wartime profits and growing geopolitical vulnerability for investors around … Read more
Unfinished gameplay footage of EA Motive’s silent Iron Man game leaked online on Friday, and EA just came forward and confirmed that it’s real. The roughly two-and-a-half-minute clip, watermarked “AUG26 TEST,” spread first on ResetEra and then on Reddit and social media. The footage shows Tony Stark flying through a city, possibly Chicago, fighting enemies … Read more
After a 24-15 victory in the final preseason game on Saturday, the Chicago Bears must focus on reducing their roster to 53 players. Brad Biggs’ 10 thoughts ahead of Sunday’s 5pm deadline. This article is only available to subscribers Offer valid only to non-subscribers
The lesson at Border Star Montessori School in Kansas City, Missouri, was as routine as teaching chemistry is. Kenneth Boehr gave his fifth graders the ball-and-stick modeling kits, the colored spheres and connecting rods that every science class has, and had them build simple molecules: water, carbon dioxide, the standards. Ten-year-old Clara Lazen did not … Read more
ToplineThe deaths of two people in Pennsylvania from what officials said were “measles-associated” causes have become a high-profile political battle between Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro and health secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., turning a local public health issue into a debate over health data transparency and vaccines. Health and Human Services Secretary Robert Kennedy Jr. … Read more
A Summer of Shark Sightings in Maine Law enforcement officials are urging swimmers to be careful in the water as several great white sharks have been seen on camera. White shark sightings have increased this year, researchers say, but it may be due to good beach weather and more people actively searching for them. NEWYou … Read more
PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) – Portland police officers responded to a shooting in Portland’s Buckman neighborhood early Saturday morning. Officers found a dead person at the scene. At around 2:34 a.m., Portland Police Bureau officers responded to a report of a shooting in the 700 block of Southeast 12th Avenue and found a person dead on … Read more
Russia begins preparations for massive attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, Defense Ministry says Moscow has declared that it is launching massive attacks on Ukraine’s energy facilities in response to attacks on Russian civilian and energy infrastructure. The Russian Defense Ministry said on Sunday that preparations for the attacks had begun. He added that forces had … Read more
The owner of several Freedom Fuel Network gas stations has been sued by a supplier who claims they are owed nearly $4 million, according to a lawsuit filed in the District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. According to the lawsuit, filed by Mansfield Oil Company of Gainesville, Inc. on August 19, a company … Read more