Europe’s Heat Death Hotspot: Scientists Investigate Why Some Cities Are More Vulnerable

OSIJEK, Croatia – Researchers are investigating the high number of heat-related deaths in Osijek, Croatia, to understand why this particular area in Europe is so susceptible to such fatalities. The Lancet Planetary Health journal published a study revealing that Osijek has experienced more deaths per 100,000 person-years than any other place on the continent over the last two decades. Some contributing factors to the high number of deaths in Osijek are unknown, but some possibilities …

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Attorney General Pam Bondi Swiftly Implements Major DOJ Reforms, Halts Funds to Sanctuary Cities on Day One

Washington — Moments after being sworn in by Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas at the White House, newly appointed Attorney General Pam Bondi swiftly embarked on implementing significant, transformative changes at the Department of Justice on February 5, 2025. The former Florida attorney general and Trump loyalist launched her tenure with a sharp pivot from previous policies, including an immediate halt in federal funding to sanctuary jurisdictions. Bondi, aged 59, received confirmation by a Senate …

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Murders Go Unsolved: Study Reveals Cities with the Most Unsolved Homicides

In Chicago, IL, more than half of all murders went unsolved in 2020, according to a recent analysis. The report looked at cities with the highest rates of unsolved murders, with Chicago leading the list. This is a concerning trend that raises questions about the effectiveness of law enforcement and the criminal justice system in solving violent crimes. Other cities with high rates of unsolved murders include Baltimore, MD, and St. Louis, MO. The analysis …

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Ukraine Targeted by Missiles in Russian Attack on Kyiv and Other Cities

KYIV, Ukraine – Russia unleashed a barrage of missiles on Tuesday, targeting the Ukrainian capital and other cities, resulting in the death of one person and leaving dozens injured. The missiles struck high-rise buildings, causing fires and significant damage. In Kyiv, loud explosions rocked the city center, with more than a dozen heard by journalists. Meanwhile, in the eastern city of Kharkiv, at least four strikes resulted in one fatality and over 20 injuries, damaging …

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Melania Trump Charts Independent Path in Potential Return to White House, Favoring Split Residency Across Three Cities

Washington, D.C. – Former First Lady Melania Trump is reportedly organizing her return to the White House with a novel approach that defies convention. Unlike previous first ladies, Trump plans to split her time among Washington D.C., New York City, and Palm Beach, Florida, rather than residing full-time at the presidential mansion. In preparation for her anticipated role, Trump has started assembling her team, roping in John Rogers, an executive vice president at Goldman Sachs, …

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“Multiple Deaths Reported as Russian Forces Launch Massive Strikes on Ukrainian Cities” – Global Impact of Aggression by Russian Forces

KYIV, Ukraine — Russian forces have launched massive strikes on Ukrainian cities, resulting in multiple deaths as the conflict between the two countries escalates. The attacks have targeted several locations, including residential areas, causing widespread devastation. The strikes have raised concerns about the escalating tensions between Russia and Ukraine, with Ukrainian officials condemning the attacks as indiscriminate and reckless. The Ukrainian government has called for international support to address the growing crisis and to hold …

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Facing Unrelenting Heat: U.S. Cities Set Record Highs as Summer Death Toll Rises

Across the United States, a severe heatwave has sent temperatures soaring to record highs this summer, afflicting residents from coast to coast. From Santa Clara, California, to Portland, Oregon, cities have experienced unprecedented temperatures, leading to a concerning rise in heat-related fatalities. Health officials are currently attributing at least 37 deaths to the extreme temperatures this July, though this number is expected to climb as investigations continue. The Western part of the country has been …

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Scorching Heat Dome Traps Eastern U.S. in Record-Breaking Temperatures; Major Cities on High Alert

As the summer heat intensifies, tens of millions are bracing for potentially record-breaking temperatures across much of the eastern United States. A so-called “heat dome,” a high-pressure system trapping warm air in place, is forecast to sustain scorching weather from the Midwest to the Mid-Atlantic through the weekend, pushing temperatures into the upper 90s and even higher. Cities from northern Indiana to Pittsburgh are preparing for heat indices to surge past the 100-degree mark, reaching …

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Explosions Heard in Multiple Cities Across Occupied Crimea: Support Independent Journalism in Ukraine

Kyiv, Ukraine – Explosions rattled multiple cities in occupied Crimea and a community in Russia’s Krasnodar Krai overnight on June 12, as reported by the Telegram channel Crimean Wind. The disturbances began with blasts heard around 2:47 a.m. in Sevastopol, followed by additional explosions in Yevpatoria, Saky, and Krasnoperekopsk. In Russia’s Krasnodar Krai, a few explosions were also reported in the early hours of the morning in the community of Armyanskii. Speculations from Crimean Wind …

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Vision Zero Success: 1273 Cities Reach Zero Traffic Fatalities According to DEKRA Study

Espoo, Finland: Despite ongoing efforts to improve road safety globally, the World Health Organization’s recent report reveals that road crashes continue to pose a significant threat to public health, with over 3,200 deaths occurring daily worldwide. In response to this crisis, jurisdictions worldwide have adopted the Vision Zero or Safe System approach to road safety, with the aim of eliminating all road deaths and serious injuries. An interactive map released by DEKRA, a German company …

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