Philippines Declares National Calamity as Typhoon Kalmaegi Strikes
President Marcos has declared a national calamity after Typhoon Kalmaegi killed 140, left 127 missing, and impacted over 1.9 million residents as Storm Uwan approaches.
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Jamaica Reels from Hurricane Melissa’s Widespread Destruction
Hurricane Melissa has ravaged Jamaica, leaving nearly three million residents grappling with widespread damage. Communities unite as recovery and resilience efforts take shape.
U.S. Drivers Face Record Auto Debt as Underwater Loans Hit Four-Year High
Rising living costs push U.S. drivers deeper into debt as underwater auto loans hit a four-year high, leaving borrowers owing more than ever.
Argentine Exporters Tap Into Chinese Mainland Market Surge
Argentina’s exporters are seizing momentum as the Chinese mainland becomes their top trading partner, showcasing how they adapt products to evolving consumer trends.
Zohran Mamdani Elected NYC’s First Muslim Mayor in Historic Win
Democrat Zohran Mamdani made history on Nov. 4 by winning the New York City mayoral race, becoming the city’s first Muslim mayor in a landmark moment for U.S. politics.
China Reaffirms Fair Stance on Iran Nuclear Talks
Chinese FM Wang Yi urges dialogue, supports Iran’s peaceful nuclear energy, and eyes deeper ties ahead of the 55th anniversary.
Google and Epic Games Strike Deal on Android App Store Reforms
Google and Epic Games propose a landmark settlement to reform the Android app store, introducing lower fees, third-party stores, and alternative payment options pending court approval.
Remains of U.S.-Israeli Soldier Itay Chen Returned by Hamas Amid Ceasefire
Hamas handed over the remains of 19-year-old U.S.-Israeli soldier Itay Chen in Gaza as part of a ceasefire exchange, marking the latest in hostage return efforts.
Greenland Shrinks and Drifts Northwest Amid Global Warming
A new study reveals Greenland is losing mass and drifting northwest as melting ice eases bedrock pressure, reshaping the island through tectonic twists and tension.
US Government Shutdown Hits Record 36 Days, Grounds Flights & Aid
The US government shutdown becomes the longest in history at 36 days, grounding flights, straining food aid, halting paychecks and clouding the economy.