NASA Space Debris Incident

NASA's 5,800 pounds of space junk was supposed to burn up harmlessly in the atmosphere but instead crashed into a Florida family's home, causing damage. No one was hurt, but it could have been catastrophic.

NASA Space Debris Incident in Florida

A piece of metallic space debris from NASA fell to Earth and tore through a Florida home, prompting a lawsuit by the affected family.

Russian naval ships visit to Cuba

Russian naval ships, including the Kazan submarine, left Cuba after a five-day visit. The submarine showed visible damage to its hull, but experts say it's common and shouldn't affect its performance. The US and its allies have been concerned about the Kazan class submarines for their striking capabilities.

Austrian Airlines plane damaged by hail storm

Austrian Airlines plane's nose and cockpit windows were severely damaged by hail during a flight from Spain to Austria after encountering a thunderstorm cell. The plane was able to land safely at Vienna International Airport and all passengers were unharmed.

Protests against President Biden's support of Israel and proposed legislation in Ohio

Thousands protested outside the White House against President Biden's support of Israel. Ohio lawmaker proposed legislation requiring rioters to pay for damages. Protests across the country demand cutting ties with Israel. State Bill 267 aims to hold rioters accountable and empower law enforcement. Anti-Israel protests led to clashes and arrests nationwide.

U.S.-built temporary pier for humanitarian aid in Gaza damaged and removed for repairs

The U.S.-built temporary pier providing humanitarian aid to Palestinians in Gaza will be removed for repairs after being damaged by rough seas and weather. The pier has already had multiple setbacks and injuries to U.S. service members.

U.S. Military Aid Delivery to Gaza Suspended Due to Pier Damage

The U.S. military has temporarily suspended aid deliveries into the Gaza Strip by sea due to damage to its pier system caused by bad weather. The pier is being repaired and is expected to be operational in just over a week. This setback comes after the pier system, aimed at delivering aid to Gaza, became operational recently.

Severe Weather Events in Southern States

Severe tornadoes and thunderstorms caused destruction and at least 22 fatalities across Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and Kentucky. Homes and businesses were damaged, power outages occurred, and search-and-rescue efforts are ongoing.

Deadly Storms in the Central U.S.

Deadly storms in the central U.S. kill at least 20 people, injure hundreds, and cause widespread destruction across Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas. The storms have left a trail of devastation, with homes obliterated and lives lost.

Tornado-spawning thunderstorms in central United States

Tornado-spawning thunderstorms in central US killed at least 13 people, caused widespread damage and power outages, with more severe weather expected over Memorial Day weekend. Texas and Oklahoma were heavily impacted, with fatalities reported in multiple states.

Severe Storms and Tornadoes in Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas

Severe storms and tornadoes hit parts of Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas, leaving at least 14 dead and causing widespread damage. Over 400,000 residents lost power. Rescue crews were searching for missing people. Governors and officials expressed condolences and urged residents to seek shelter. More severe weather was expected across the U.S.

Severe Storms in Louisiana

State of emergency declared in Louisiana after severe storms leave three dead, including a pregnant woman and her unborn child. Nearly 160,000 people without power.

Devastating Storms in Texas

Devastating storms in Texas lead to at least four deaths, almost one million without power, and extensive damage in Houston. The storms caused chaos, destruction, and widespread power outages in the region.

Houston Windstorms

Exceptional windstorms hit Houston, leaving some residents without power for weeks, compared to hurricane damage. Four people died, tornadoes and straight-line winds caused destruction. Climate change may intensify storms in a warming world.

Houston Thunderstorms Cause Widespread Damage and Four Deaths

Houston is reeling after thunderstorms with hurricane-force winds knocked out electricity to nearly 1 million homes and businesses, causing widespread damage and resulting in four deaths. The storm brought extreme winds of up to 100 miles per hour, causing considerable damage throughout the region, with fallen trees, downed power lines, and structural damage to buildings. Houston has been hit by extreme weather twice in the last two weeks, with recent severe flooding as well.

Severe Storm in Houston

Severe storm in Houston leaves behind a trail of damage including downed transmission lines, damaged homes, and businesses.

Earthquake in Mexico and Guatemala Border

A 6.4 magnitude earthquake shook the border of Mexico and Guatemala, causing frightened residents to evacuate into the streets. Fortunately, there were no reports of deaths in the aftermath of the earthquake.

Tornado Frenzy in the United States

A tornado frenzy has been ongoing in the US, with at least one tornado reported every day since April 25. The streak has seen over 300 tornadoes, including rare and powerful EF4 tornadoes, causing significant damage and loss of life.

Severe Storm and Tornadoes Hit Multiple States

A person was killed in a storm that hit Oklahoma, with at least 19 tornadoes reported in seven states. Barnsdall and Bartlesville in Oklahoma were among the hardest-hit areas, with significant damage and one person killed. The tornado threat continues in parts of the country.

Tornado hits Hampton Inn in Oklahoma

Two men at a Hampton Inn in Bartlesville, Oklahoma filmed a large damaging tornado hitting the hotel, causing major damage but no injuries. The tornado also hit nearby Barnsdall, resulting in at least one confirmed death. No threats are reported for Tulsa, Oklahoma area on Tuesday.

Severe Storms Strike Plains Region

Severe storms strike Plains region, causing heavy damage to multiple towns and resulting in at least one death. Tornadoes hit Barnsdall, Bartlesville, Smithville, and Sullivan. Forecasters warn of more storms and potential tornadoes overnight, especially in Oklahoma and Kansas. Historic May tornado outbreaks in the Plains are known for their devastation. Residents urged to stay vigilant and have emergency plans in place.

Severe Storms and Tornadoes in Oklahoma

Severe storms and tornadoes hit several states, with Oklahoma being one of the hardest-hit areas. One person was killed in Barnsdall, Oklahoma, and significant damage was reported in the small town. Several homes were completely leveled, and a nursing home was destroyed. Rescue efforts are ongoing with some individuals still unaccounted for.

Anti-Israel Protesters Occupy and Damage PSU Library

Anti-Israel protesters occupied and damaged Portland State University Library, leading to its closure for several months. Law enforcement cleared the protesters out, but the damage was extensive. Only six of the 30 arrested were PSU students.

Severe Storms and Tornado Outbreak in the Heartland

Severe storms across multiple states led to 83 tornado reports, one confirmed death in Oklahoma, significant property damage but no fatalities in Nebraska, and ongoing severe weather threats with tornado watches and flash flood risks.

Vandalism at St. Theresa of Avila Catholic Church in Kentucky

Two juveniles arrested for vandalizing a Catholic church in Kentucky causing damages over $10,000. Security footage shows them throwing fire extinguishers, destroying religious artifacts, and dousing the floor in holy oil. They are facing charges for burglary and criminal mischief.

Fire at Copenhagen’s Old Stock Exchange

A fire raged through Copenhagen’s Old Stock Exchange, causing the collapse of its iconic spire. Passersby helped save priceless paintings as firefighters battled the blaze. No casualties reported, but significant damage to the historic building and cultural heritage.

Barge accident on Ohio River damaging bridges and marina

A pair of Pittsburgh-area bridges reopened after 26 barges broke loose down the Ohio River, damaging a marina. No hazardous materials were on board the barges. No injuries reported. Incident followed record-breaking rainfall.

Squatters Burn Million-Dollar Home in Brooklyn

A New York City man's million-dollar home in Brooklyn was set on fire by squatters, causing $900,000 in damage. The homeowner struggles to get rid of the squatters who continuously return, posing a safety risk. The incident highlights ongoing issues with squatters in the area.

Northeast Earthquake

A 4.8-magnitude earthquake hit the northeast, felt from Washington, DC, to New York City to Maine. 18 aftershocks followed, with a 74% chance of magnitude 3 aftershocks in the next week. Minimal damage reported, no injuries. Video shows earthquake interrupting UN meeting. Experts say not powerful enough to pose a threat to most buildings.

East Coast Earthquake

An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 4.8 shook parts of the East Coast, centered near Whitehouse Station, New Jersey. It was felt by more than 42 million people with no immediate reports of serious damage. Officials checked infrastructure and train services were affected. The earthquake interrupted a UN briefing and caused minor disruptions across New York City.

Taiwan Earthquake

A magnitude 7.4 earthquake in Taiwan has caused significant damage and casualties, with dozens still missing and over 1,000 injured. Rescue efforts are ongoing, and many buildings are at risk of collapse.

Taiwan's Strongest Earthquake in 25 Years

Taiwan experienced its strongest earthquake in nearly 25 years, resulting in 9 deaths, over 1,000 injuries, and significant damage to buildings and infrastructure. Tsunami threats in Taiwan and Japan were later lifted. Taiwan is known for being well-prepared for earthquakes, but the severity of this quake caught many off guard.

Severe Nor'easter Storm and Severe Weather Across the U.S.

Maine is bracing for a massive nor'easter storm expected to bring up to 22 inches of snow, while other states in the country are facing severe weather with tornadoes and heavy rain causing damage and power outages.

Taiwan Earthquake and Tsunami Warning

A powerful earthquake in Taiwan has resulted in seven deaths, over 700 injuries, and numerous people trapped in collapsed buildings and tunnels. A 10-foot tsunami warning has been issued in Japan. The quake caused significant damage to structures and triggered landslides in Taiwan and was felt in Shanghai and southeastern China as well.

Taiwan's 7.2 Magnitude Earthquake

Taiwan's biggest earthquake in 25 years kills nine people, injures over 900, and leaves 50 workers missing. Buildings tilt at dangerous angles, triggering landslides. Rescuers use ladders to save trapped individuals. Fighter jets and chip supplies affected, but production expected to resume soon.

Taiwan Earthquake

A 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck Taiwan, causing extensive damage and tsunami warnings in the region.

Taiwan Earthquake

A strong earthquake in Taiwan killed nine people, injured hundreds, and caused buildings to collapse. A brief tsunami warning was issued for southern Japanese islands. The earthquake was the biggest in Taiwan since 1999.

Taiwan's Strongest Earthquake in 25 Years

A 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck off Taiwan, killing at least 9 people and injuring hundreds, with significant damage to buildings. The strongest quake in 25 years, it prompted tsunami warnings in Taiwan, Japan, and the Philippines.

Taiwan's Strongest Earthquake in 25 Years

Taiwan experienced its strongest earthquake in nearly 25 years, resulting in seven deaths, extensive damage to buildings and roads, and triggering a tsunami warning that was later lifted.

Spring Storms and Tornado Outbreaks in the U.S.

Spring storms prompt tornado watches and warnings across the U.S., reminiscent of the 'worst tornado outbreak in U.S. history.' Severe storms bring damage and tornado sightings in multiple states.

Historic Covered Bridge Threatened by GPS Directions

A historic covered bridge in Vermont is continually damaged by box truck drivers relying on GPS, despite warning signs. The town is considering various solutions to protect the bridge.

Texas Panhandle Wildfires

A cluster of wildfires in the Texas Panhandle, including the largest in state history, scorched vast areas, with one fire growing to nearly 1,700 square miles. Firefighters faced challenges due to strong winds, dry conditions, and unseasonably warm temperatures, but a brief window of relief came with snowfall. The fires have caused significant damage, including the loss of homes, cattle, and one confirmed death.

Wildfires in the Texas Panhandle

A series of wildfires swept across the Texas Panhandle, prompting evacuations, cutting off power to thousands, and forcing the shutdown of a nuclear weapons facility. The largest blaze burned nearly 400 square miles, causing damage to homes and other structures. Cooler temperatures and possible rain bring hope for firefighting efforts.