The Israeli army has admitted to killing 15 unarmed Palestinian paramedics and rescue workers in Gaza, with some claiming they were mistaken for enemy fighters. However, the Palestine Red Crescent’s director, Bashar Murad, says the victims were injured and on the phone with colleagues when they were shot. Eyewitnesses describe a chilling scene: Israeli soldiers … Read more
A 47-year-old teacher from Myanmar survived five days buried under the debris of his hotel, thanks to old school lessons and his own urine. Tin Maung Htwe was on a training course in Sagaing when the 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck. As he sheltered under his bed, the hotel collapsed around him, trapping him beneath a pile … Read more
Historians and researchers have made a groundbreaking discovery on the Isle of Skye, Scotland, where Bonnie Prince Charlie fled after the Battle of Culloden. Fossilized footprints of massive dinosaurs, including megalosaurs and sauropods, have been found at Prince Charles’s Point, which is believed to be the site where the Young Pretender took refuge in 1746. … Read more
The Times of Israel website is currently experiencing technical difficulties. The outage, which began [insert time], has left users unable to access the site. An official statement from the website’s administrators confirmed that the issue is related to technical maintenance and is expected to be resolved soon. Source: https://www.timesofisrael.com/with-yiddish-insult-synagogue-speech-nyc-mayoral-candidates-spar-over-antisemitism
Christopher Nolan’s adaptation of Homer’s “The Odyssey” and Steven Spielberg’s upcoming sci-fi film received high praise at CinemaCon, with Universal Studios’ distribution chief predicting both films will be cinematic masterpieces. Nolan’s project boasts an all-star cast, including Matt Damon as Odysseus and Zendaya, while Spielberg’s film is expected to incorporate sci-fi elements. Spielberg’s movie, which … Read more
A recent study in The Lancet Infectious Diseases found that individuals who tested positive for COVID-19 were more likely to develop various non-SARS-CoV-2 infections after recovery from an acute SARS-CoV-2 infection. Even if the initial COVID-19 infection was mild or moderate, patients had a significantly increased risk of diagnosis. Researchers analyzed data from the US … Read more
Several top college basketball players are exploring transfer options, with their futures hanging in the balance. Who’s leaving and where are they headed? Here’s a breakdown of the key names and schools involved. Some of the most highly touted college basketball players are considering a change of scenery this offseason. The following schools are reportedly … Read more
Apple has released its latest iOS 18.4 update, bringing new features such as Apple Intelligence, an updated photo app, and a fresh batch of emojis. The update includes several features first announced in 2024. iPhone users can now update to iOS 18.4 by going to the Settings app and tapping General, then Software Update. The … Read more
Wisconsin’s conservative candidate, Judge Brad Schimel, won the state’s Supreme Court election on Tuesday, securing 62% of President Trump’s voters. However, the Republican goal was to surpass 60% of Mr. Trump’s vote share. Despite this, Democrats suffered a significant defeat in their own party’s primary. Liberal candidate Susan Crawford secured an impressive 78% of Vice … Read more
Tesla’s stock value has plummeted, resulting in a $116 billion loss for CEO Elon Musk. Despite this significant drop, Musk remains the richest person in the world. The company’s sales have declined by 13% in the first three months of the year, with deliveries totaling 336,681 globally. The decline is attributed to fierce competition from … Read more