Mass fish deaths in Brazil River linked to illegal dumping

July 7, 2024, will be remembered as a dark day for the Brazil Driver, as thousands of dead fish were discovered floating on its surface.

People & Events 2024.08.08 21:48 Yubin Kim

A flesh eating bacteria appearing in Japan starts worries of a second global pandemic

A recent rise in streptococcal toxic shock syndrome (STSS) in Japan has alarmed health experts worldwide, given its 30% mortality rate, and earned the nickname “flesh-eating bacteria.”

People & Events 2024.08.08 05:17 Taeeon Alya Kim

Food practices in the Paris Olympics 2024, intended to reduce pollution, face adverse impact

The Paris 2024 Olympics organizing committee introduced an ambitious initiative focused on promoting a sustainable and less-polluting food diet for the the athletes;despite their efforts, this strategy did not prove successful.

Sports 2024.08.07 23:27 Jaden Cho

Current Secret Service director expresses shame for letting gunman so close to Trump’s life

After the events that unfolded at the Pennsylvania Trump Rally, which threatened the life of former president Donald Trump, many found it unbelievable that the gunman was able to secure a point that security should’ve easily protected.

People & Events 2024.08.06 09:10 Ethan Chung

Venezuela’s current president continues his term of office for the third time after the chaotic presidential election

Nicholás Maduro, the current Venezuela’s president, has won the presidential election against Edmundo González, marking his third term , extending his presidency until 2031.

Politics 2024.08.06 08:40 Seohyeon Kim

The approval rating for U.S. presidential election between Kamala Herris And Donald Trump has been reversed

In the 2024 US presidential election, Vice President Kamala Harris saw a significant turnaround in her approval rate against Former President Donald Trump.

Politics 2024.08.06 00:23 Jimin Jun

Trump initiates a debate regarding two diverging paths of language in America

On March 3, 2024, NBC News reported that former President Donald Trump has been focusing on the languages brought by immigrants.

Politics 2024.08.05 21:54 Hyun Been Bae

Cocaine sharks found in Brazil spark concerns over ocean pollution

In an alarming discovery, researchers found significant levels of cocaine in Brazilian sharpnose sharks off the coast of Rio de Janeiro, exposing a troubling new facet of ocean pollution.

People & Events 2024.08.05 20:24 Jimin Youn

Study finds teen drivers eight times more likely to crash in first three months

A new study from the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH) reveals that teenagers in the United States are eight times more likely to be involved in traffic accidents during the first three months after obtaining their driver’s licenses compared to the three months prior to getting their licenses.

People & Events 2024.08.05 08:41 Kunwoo Lee

Hello Kitty is not a cat

On the 19th of this month, the creators of Hello Kitty made a surprising announcement: despite the character’s name and cat-like appearance with a cat’s whiskers and ears, Hello Kitty is actually not a cat.

Media & Entertainment 2024.08.05 07:59 Catrina Cho