Hurricane Isaias approaches US Gulf Coast, raising storm surge fears

Hurricane Isaias approaches US Gulf Coast, raising storm surge fears

Hurricane Isaias is gaining strength while heading towards the Gulf Coast, prompting mandatory evacuations across Florida. (Pic Credit: AP) Hurricane Isaias intensified on Thursday as it moved towards the US Gulf Coast, prompting mandatory evacuations in parts of Florida. Forecasters warned of life-threatening storm surges, tornadoes and flooding, as authorities declared a state of emergency…

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Explained: Why rain can’t stop athletics at CWG 2026 despite safety concerns | Commonwealth Games News

Workers try to dry the track as the rain interrupts the women’s high jump final at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. (AP Photo) Glasgow’s unpredictable weather has become one of the biggest talking points of the 2026 Commonwealth Games, with rain repeatedly disrupting the athletics arena and leaving spectators wondering why events continue despite challenging…

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In 1951, a Texas town of 400 residents avoided condemnation for a federal dam; 75 years later, a 90-year-old landowner and his neighbors have temporarily halted a 30-foot border wall on the same riverfront

In 1951, a Texas town of 400 residents avoided condemnation for a federal dam; 75 years later, a 90-year-old landowner and his neighbors have temporarily halted a 30-foot border wall on the same riverfront

Wall contractors in San Ygnacio, Texas (PC: Elsa Hull) Currently, there’s a battle going on in a small Texas town along the US-Mexico border. Now this particular land battle has also brought a forgotten chapter of history back to life. In 1951, residents of San Ygnacio successfully persuaded the US government to spare their community…

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Scientists added sulfuric acid weekly to an Ontario lake for 17 years, lowering pH from 6.8 to 5.2; decades later its lake trout population remains below half its former level

Scientists added sulfuric acid weekly to an Ontario lake for 17 years, lowering pH from 6.8 to 5.2; decades later its lake trout population remains below half its former level

Representative Image (AI-generated) A lake in northwestern Ontario became the setting for a landmark experiment on the effects of acid rain. For 17 years, scientists deliberately added sulfuric acid to Lake 223 every week, gradually changing the water’s chemistry to mimic the effects of acid rain that was damaging lakes across North America and Europe….

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Capricorn Horoscope Today, July 31, 2026: Careful financial planning and savings decisions are strongly favored

Capricorn Horoscope Today, July 31, 2026: Careful financial planning and savings decisions are strongly favored

Today has a settled, useful quality to it, Capricorn. The Moon supports savings, speech, and family matters, while Saturn, your ruler, helps you work with patience rather than impulse. A guest could be invited to the house, and their presence can bring warmth, laughter or even information worth listening to.You’re also in a great position…

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A mother says her Doberman kept crying and refusing to leave her six-month-old son; doctors later found the baby's heart was racing at 280 beats per minute and diagnosed a rare electrical condition

A mother says her Doberman kept crying and refusing to leave her six-month-old son; doctors later found the baby’s heart was racing at 280 beats per minute and diagnosed a rare electrical condition

Doberman’s behaviour has raised concerns about Alexander’s health twice. (Photo: Youtube/SWNS) A pet Doberman’s unusual behaviour around a six-month-old baby in England led his mother to seek medical help, after which doctors discovered that the child had a dangerously fast heartbeat of 280 beats per minute. The incident happened in September when Kim Reynolds, 41,…

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Mandeep Kaur Khaira: From half an acre to 40: How a Moga woman turned mockery into an Rs 80 lakh farming enterprise

​DIY: 5 clever ways to repurpose corn husks in under 10 minutes and give everyday items a creative makeover​ There’s a particular kind of quiet vindication in building a business out of exactly what people once mocked you for doing, and that’s precisely the story behind Mandeep Kaur Khaira’s journey in Moga, Punjab, as reported…

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