Hundreds of miners trapped in an abandoned gold mine in South Africa are still without food or water, with over 100 believed to have died from starvation or dehydration. The situation has sparked intense criticism from authorities and rights groups. Police launched an operation in November to force out the miners by cutting off their … Read more
AOL, part of the Yahoo family of brands, is now transparent about its cookie policy. The company uses cookies and personal data to offer additional services, including digital advertising. To opt out or customize settings, users can click ‘Reject all’ or ‘Manage privacy settings.’ Choices can be changed at any time through links on AOL’s … Read more
The anticipation is building for a new Nintendo console, and rumors are running rampant. The release of the original Switch in 2017 was highly anticipated, and fans are eager for an update. However, it’s essential to separate fact from speculation when it comes to the upcoming Switch 2. In recent weeks, tech media outlets have … Read more
South Carolina has one of the highest flu rates in the country, according to the latest health reports from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The state’s influenza activity levels are considered very high, ranking only six other states with similar ratings. In fact, flu cases have increased significantly over the past week, … Read more
New York City is experiencing a surge in norovirus cases, with 1,264 reported cases in December, compared to fewer than 500 cases in each of the previous two years. The easily spread virus typically causes intense vomiting and diarrhea that last for one to three days. According to the US Centers for Disease Control and … Read more
The US Food and Drug Administration has released a long-awaited proposal requiring food manufacturers to display some nutritional facts on the front of product packaging, rather than solely on the back. The move aims to promote healthier choices among Americans. According to Dr. Cecil Bennett, a primary care physician in Georgia, an increasing rate of … Read more
The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party has sparked controversy after distributing campaign flyers that resemble “deportation tickets” in Karlsruhe. Police have launched an investigation into the local branch of the party over the flyers, which were deemed to be inciting racial hatred. The flyers, modeled after airplane tickets, feature manipulated flight details and contain … Read more
Alaska Airlines is adding new nonstop routes from its Portland International Airport hub, starting May 15. The airline will introduce daily flights between Portland and Houston, as well as resume nonstop services to Eugene twice a day. Additionally, it will launch a new route from San Diego to Medford. The airline, which operates around 100 … Read more
A surge in flu cases is alarming health experts in South Carolina, with thousands hospitalized and three deaths reported in one week alone. Dr. Helmut Albrecht, an infectious disease specialist, warns that the typical peak flu season is approaching, with cases expected to double or triple by spring. In the Midlands region, hospitals are filled … Read more
Negotiators are trying to finalize a ceasefire deal in Gaza, with officials from Qatar, Egypt, and the US, as well as Israel and Hamas, working towards an agreement. The planned phased ceasefire could halt fighting that has decimated Gaza, killing tens of thousands of Palestinians. The talks come after 15 months of on-off negotiations between … Read more