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A powerful typhoon has struck the Philippines, causing widespread destruction and chaos. Cars, homes, and infrastructure are being swept away as heavy rains and strong winds batter the country. The storm has left thousands stranded, and life in several areas has come to a near halt. Authorities report that at least 65 people have died so far. The worst-hit region is Cebu province, where local officials confirmed 49 fatalities and 26 people are still missing. Many areas remain submerged under floodwaters, with rescue teams working tirelessly to save stranded residents. Videos from the affected regions show people seeking shelter on…

Michigan lawmakers face growing pressure as the state nears the extended budget deadline, with some pushing a “no budget, no pay” plan. State Representative Steve Frisbie, a Republican from Calhoun County’s 44th District, proposed that lawmakers should not receive pay if they fail to pass a balanced budget by July 1. Frisbie’s proposal comes as Michigan begins a new school year without an approved budget, leaving local governments and school districts uncertain about funding. “Every year, Lansing politicians know the budget deadline is coming,” Frisbie said. “But politicians continue to blow past deadlines and play politics with people’s livelihoods. If…

Electric scooters are taking over city streets, parks, and schoolyards—and among the growing number of models, the Fuzion X Electric Scooter is quickly catching attention. Marketed as a sleek, durable, and performance-driven scooter, the Fuzion X is making waves among casual riders and young stunt enthusiasts alike. But is it worth the hype? Let’s dive deep into this review to help you decide. Sleek Design Meets Urban Toughness One of the first things you’ll notice about the Fuzion X Electric Scooter is its design. It strikes a perfect balance between street-smart ruggedness and modern style. The scooter comes with a…

Segway Ninebot not charging is a common issue faced by many scooter users, especially after months of daily use or improper storage. Fortunately, this problem is often caused by simple faults that can be fixed at home without needing professional help. In this guide, we’ll show you the main reasons why your Segway Ninebot won’t charge and how you can troubleshoot and solve each one. Check the Power Source First Start by inspecting the most basic part of the charging process: the wall outlet. Plug a different device, such as a phone charger or lamp, into the same outlet. If…

Druze religious leader Sheikh Yousef Jarbou has strongly condemned recent Israeli air strikes targeting central Damascus. Israel claimed these strikes were meant to protect the Druze minority and stop hostile forces from gaining power near its borders. Sheikh Jarbou told Al Jazeera Arabic, “Any attack on the Syrian state is an attack on the Druze community.” His statement highlights the close ties between the Druze community and the Syrian state, emphasizing their shared interests in the country’s security and stability. The recent strikes have raised tensions in the region, but a new ceasefire agreement offers hope for peace. Late Wednesday,…

The United Nations Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA) has raised serious concerns about the impact of the Gaza war on children. On Tuesday, UNRWA’s Director of Operations in Gaza, Sam Rose, stated that since October 7, 2023, an average of 35 to 45 children — the size of a typical classroom — have been killed each day. According to UNRWA, before the war, classrooms in Gaza had between 35 and 45 students. Now, that same number reflects the daily child death toll caused by ongoing strikes. Most of UNRWA’s schools have been turned into shelters due to heavy attacks, forcing…

The U.S. appeals court has temporarily blocked the planned end of protections for nearly 12,000 Afghans. These protections, known as Temporary Protected Status (TPS), allow them to work legally and prevent deportation. The protections were set to expire under a decision made by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) in May. In May, DHS announced it would end TPS for about 11,700 Afghans within 60 days. This move is part of efforts by the Trump administration to reduce the number of people eligible for deportation. TPS had allowed these Afghans to stay and work legally in the United States due…

Mahmoud Abdul Rahman Ahmed lost his son, Abdullah, during a recent airstrike in central Gaza. The boy had gone to collect water from a public distribution point in the urban area of Nuseirat. Like many others in the war-torn region, he carried the family’s yellow jerrycans, hoping to bring home enough water to survive the day. That morning, many displaced residents stood in line, waiting for water. Mahmoud described the scene: hungry children with dry lips and empty containers, standing in hope under the harsh sun. But their hope turned to horror when warplanes struck the area without warning. A…

The European Union has postponed its planned tariffs on U.S. goods, keeping the door open for a possible trade agreement with Washington. This delay comes ahead of the August 1 deadline set by U.S. President Donald Trump for new duties on European and Mexican exports. On Sunday, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen confirmed that the EU would extend its pause on countermeasures. She stressed the EU’s commitment to resolving the issue through dialogue, not confrontation. “We are continuing negotiations and will use the time available until August 1,” von der Leyen said at a press briefing in Brussels.…

A leading international law expert has strongly criticized Israel’s ongoing military actions in Gaza, claiming that its forces are not doing enough to avoid civilian deaths and injuries. Jessica Dorsey, assistant professor at Utrecht University in the Netherlands, said the Israeli military shows a repeated pattern of harming civilians, raising serious legal and ethical concerns. Dorsey challenged Israel’s explanation after its forces killed several children at a water collection point in Gaza. Officials claimed the strike was a mistake, but Dorsey said this explanation no longer holds weight due to the frequency of such incidents. “Mistakes can happen in war,”…