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- 1Artemis II to return astronauts to the moon after 50 years●Artemis II's moon mission is the 1st in more than 50 years. Why did it take the US so long to return?
NASA's Artemis II mission is set to be the first crewed flight to the moon in more than 50 years, following the Apollo era that ended in 1972. Coverage is focusing on why the return took so long, pointing to shifting political priorities, high costs, and technical setbacks across successive programs. The mission marks the start of a new era of human deep-space exploration.
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Six people have been killed after a building collapsed in Athens, Greece. Emergency crews responded to the scene, and details about the victims or the cause of the collapse have not yet been confirmed. The incident has drawn international news coverage as authorities work to establish what led to the structural failure.
- 3One dead as powerful storm batters northeastern US●One dead as powerful storm brings flooding, power cuts to northeastern US
A powerful storm has swept through the northeastern United States, leaving one person dead. Heavy rain caused significant flooding across the region, while strong winds knocked out power to many homes and businesses. Emergency crews are working to restore electricity and respond to flood damage as forecasters warn conditions could linger in affected areas.
- 4FAA halts East Coast flights after fiber line cut●US halts flights at busy East Coast airports, says fiber line cut
US aviation authorities briefly stopped flights at several busy East Coast airports after a cut fiber optic line disrupted communications. Reuters reports the FAA halted some flights due to the communication failure, with affected hubs including major New York-area and Washington airports. Flights were delayed while crews worked to restore the connection, and travelers faced knock-on disruptions across the regional network.
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NASA's SpaceX Crew-13 mission has landed at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The crew's return marks the conclusion of another rotation under NASA's commercial crew partnership with SpaceX. Details about the crew members, mission duration, and splashdown specifics have not yet been released, but the landing was confirmed publicly by NASA.
- 6Major storm knocks out power for 100,000 in US north-east▼Major storm in US north-east knocks out power for 100,000 and floods roads
A powerful storm has swept across the north-eastern United States, leaving around 100,000 customers without electricity and flooding roads across the region. Emergency crews are working to restore power and clear waterlogged streets as officials urge residents to avoid travel in affected areas.
- 7NASA's Artemis II Moon Mission: Astronauts and How to Watch●What to know about NASA's Artemis II moon mission including how to watch, who are the astronauts
NASA's Artemis II mission is set to send astronauts around the Moon for the first time since the Apollo era, and news outlets are walking readers through the basics: who the four crew members are, when the launch is expected, and how to follow it live. Coverage highlights the mission as a key test flight ahead of future lunar landings, with audiences seeking practical viewing and scheduling details.
- 8Powerful Storm Batters US Northeast, Disrupting Flights and Power▼Powerful storm batters US Northeast, canceling flights and knocking out power
A powerful storm struck the northeastern United States, forcing airlines to cancel flights and leaving large numbers of residents without electricity. The storm brought damaging winds and heavy precipitation across the region, with utility crews working to restore outages and travelers facing significant delays. Coverage of the disruption has drawn broad attention as the region assesses the damage.
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SpaceX is conducting another crewed launch, with multiple news outlets reporting on the mission under the headline 'SpaceX Crew Launch'. The reports confirm a crew mission is taking place but provided snippets contain no further details on the crew, destination, or launch date. Readers are following the story as part of ongoing interest in the company's regular human spaceflight operations for NASA.
- 10Nor'easter batters East Coast with flooding and power outages●Nor'easter brings heavy flooding, major power outages to the East Coast
A powerful nor'easter is hammering the East Coast of the United States, bringing heavy coastal flooding and widespread power outages. CBS News reports major disruptions as the storm pushes water into coastal communities and knocks out electricity for large numbers of residents. The system is being followed closely as officials respond to damage and utility crews work to restore service.
- 11Nor'easter batters East Coast with flooding and power outages▼Nor’easter batters the East Coast, causing flooding and power outages
A powerful nor'easter is hammering the US East Coast, bringing heavy coastal flooding, damaging winds and widespread power outages. Utility crews are working to restore electricity to affected communities while residents in low-lying coastal areas contend with inundated streets and dangerous conditions as the storm continues to move through the region.
- 12Powerful storm brings flooding and power outages to northeastern US▼Powerful storm brings flooding, power outages to northeastern United States
A powerful storm is sweeping through the northeastern United States, causing significant flooding and widespread power outages. Heavy rain and strong winds have disrupted communities across the region, with utility crews working to restore electricity. News outlets are tracking the storm's progress as residents brace for further impacts and local authorities respond to damaged and waterlogged areas.
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NASA says its SpaceX Crew-13 mission is on its way to the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, ahead of a planned launch to the International Space Station. The crew’s arrival at Kennedy signals that pre-launch preparations are moving forward, with spacecraft processing and training activities expected to continue at the Florida site.
- 14Core rocket for Artemis III moon mission arrives at Kennedy Space Center●Core rocket for upcoming Artemis III mission arrives at Kennedy Space Center
The core stage rocket for NASA's upcoming Artemis III mission has arrived at Kennedy Space Center in Florida. The delivery marks a key step in preparing for the crewed lunar landing mission, and coverage is highlighting progress on NASA's effort to return astronauts to the moon. Observers are watching hardware milestones closely given past schedule delays for the Artemis programme.
- 15NASA's SpaceX Crew-13 astronauts arrive at Kennedy Space Center▼NASA’s SpaceX Crew-13 Astronauts arrive at Kennedy Space Center
The astronauts assigned to NASA's SpaceX Crew-13 mission have arrived at Kennedy Space Center in Florida ahead of their upcoming launch to the International Space Station. Their arrival marks a standard pre-flight milestone as final training, spacecraft checks and launch preparations get underway. The mission will fly aboard a SpaceX Crew Dragon, continuing NASA's commercial crew rotation to the station.
- 16SpaceX Falcon Heavy and Crew-13 could launch same day▼SpaceX Falcon Heavy aims to launch same day as Crew-13 next week on Space Coast
SpaceX is targeting launches of both its Falcon Heavy rocket and the Crew-13 mission on the same day next week from Florida's Space Coast. If the schedule holds, it would be a rare double launch day for the company, with two separate missions lifting off within hours of each other from the Cape Canaveral area. Timing remains subject to weather and technical checks.
- 17RAF training jet crashes shortly after take-off at RAF Valley●WATCH: The moment an RAF training jet crashes shortly after take-off at RAF Valley
Footage shared widely on social media shows an RAF training jet crashing shortly after taking off from RAF Valley in Anglesey, Wales. The clip captures the aircraft losing control moments after leaving the runway. The crash is being discussed widely online, with attention on the crew's fate and the cause of the incident, which has not yet been officially detailed.
- 18Calls to end roadless rule to aid firefighting and wildlife▼Ending the roadless rule can help fight forest fires and improve wildlife access
A US policy debate is under way over the roadless rule, which restricts road construction in national forests. Supporters of ending it argue that building roads would let crews reach and fight forest fires faster and would improve access for wildlife management. Critics have long warned that road construction in protected forests risks environmental damage.
- 19AI identifies hidden water hotspots on the Moon●AI just unlocked the Moon’s hidden water hotspots—here’s what this reveals
Artificial intelligence has been used to map previously hidden water-rich regions on the Moon, revealing new hotspots where lunar ice may be concentrated. The findings could shape future crewed missions, since accessible water would support drinking supplies, oxygen production and rocket fuel. Scientists say the mapping offers a clearer picture of where to land and explore next.
- 20NASA's SpaceX Crew-13 astronauts arrive in Florida ahead of ISS launch▼NASA's SpaceX Crew-13 astronauts arrive in Florida ahead of launch to ISS
The astronauts assigned to NASA's SpaceX Crew-13 mission have arrived in Florida ahead of their upcoming launch to the International Space Station. Their arrival marks the final pre-launch phase, with the crew expected to undergo quarantine, training and mission reviews before flying to the orbiting laboratory on a SpaceX spacecraft.
- 21NASA and IBM AI improves lunar ice detection by 22%●NASA And IBM’s AI Spots Lunar Ice With 22% Better Accuracy
NASA and IBM have developed an artificial intelligence system that detects ice on the Moon with 22% better accuracy than previous methods. Finding lunar ice is considered key to future crewed missions, since it could provide drinking water, oxygen and rocket fuel. The announcement is drawing attention from space and technology observers tracking progress toward a sustained human presence on the Moon.
- 22Florida-born NASA astronaut set for launch to ISS▼From DeBary to space: Florida-born NASA astronaut ready for launch to ISS
A NASA astronaut born in DeBary, Florida is preparing for an upcoming launch to the International Space Station. Local outlets in Florida are covering the story, highlighting the astronaut's hometown roots and readiness for the mission. The launch adds to ongoing crew rotations to the ISS as space activity in Florida continues to draw attention.
- 23India at UNGA Demands Maritime Safety, Zero Tolerance on Terrorism●UNGA: Attacks on Seafarers Unacceptable, Call for Maritime Safety, Zero Tolerance on Terrorism - India Today
India has told the United Nations General Assembly that attacks on seafarers are unacceptable, calling for stronger maritime safety measures and a zero-tolerance approach to terrorism at sea. The statement highlights growing international concern over threats to commercial shipping crews and the security of global sea lanes, a matter of increasing urgency for maritime nations.
- 24Crews battle structure fire on Ocean Drive in Emerald Isle●Emerald Isle crews battling active structure fire on Ocean Drive, officials say
Firefighters in Emerald Isle, North Carolina are responding to an active structure fire on Ocean Drive, according to local officials. Details about injuries, the extent of the damage, or what caused the blaze have not yet been released as crews work at the scene.
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A coastal storm has flooded shorelines and cut electricity to thousands of homes. Emergency crews are responding to damage along the coast, with residents reporting inundated streets and properties. Utility companies are working to restore service, and officials are urging people to avoid flooded areas as conditions continue.
- 26Moon's Billion Tons of Water Would Last a City Just 100 Years●Moon’s Billion Tons of Water Would Only Last a City 100 Years
New analysis suggests the Moon holds roughly a billion tons of water, largely as ice in permanently shadowed craters. While the figure sounds vast, researchers calculate it would only supply a single city for about a century, underscoring how limited lunar resources are. The finding is drawing attention as space agencies plan crewed Moon missions and consider whether lunar ice could support long-term bases or be worth mining.
- 27Thousands without power as nor'easter slams Massachusetts▼Mass. nor’easter power outage tracker: Thousands in the dark as storm rages
A powerful nor'easter is moving across Massachusetts, knocking out electricity to thousands of residents as high winds and heavy precipitation batter the state. Boston 25 News is running a live outage tracker showing which communities have been hit hardest as utility crews work to restore service while the storm continues to rage across the region.
- 28Pilots and Flight Attendants Have Highest Radiation-Related Cancer Mortality●Pilots and Flight Attendants Have the Highest Radiation-Related Cancer Mortality
A study published in JAMA finds that pilots and flight attendants show the highest radiation-related cancer mortality, consistent with their occupational exposure to cosmic ionizing radiation at cruising altitudes. The finding is drawing attention to health risks in aviation work and questions about monitoring and protection for cabin crews.
- 29Nor'easter batters Long Island with outages, flooding and downed trees▼LIVE UPDATES: Nor’easter causes power outages, downed trees and flooding on Long Island
A nor'easter is sweeping across Long Island, knocking out power to thousands of homes, toppling trees and causing coastal flooding. News 12 Long Island is providing live updates as utility crews work to restore electricity and local officials respond to flooded roads and storm damage across the region. Residents are being urged to stay off the roads and avoid downed power lines.
- 30Next Space Station Crew Arrives in Florida for Launch●Next crew bound for the space station arrive in Florida
The next crew bound for the International Space Station has arrived in Florida, ahead of their launch to orbit. The arrival at Kennedy Space Center is a routine but important step in pre-launch preparations, allowing astronauts to complete final training and quarantine before lifting off to join the station's expedition crew.
- 31Storm leaves damage and power outages across Delaware County●Storm leaves damage, power outages across Delaware County
A storm swept through Delaware County, Pennsylvania, leaving damage and widespread power outages in its wake. Utility crews are working to restore electricity to affected residents, and residents are assessing damage to homes and properties. Local coverage continues as officials monitor cleanup efforts and restoration timelines.
- 32Crews thinning forest near habitat of 200,000 endangered Indiana bats▼About 200,000 endangered Indiana bats spend summers around Missouri’s Mark Twain Lake; crews are now thin
About 200,000 endangered Indiana bats spend their summers around Missouri's Mark Twain Lake, one of the species' most important roosting areas. Work crews are now thinning trees in the surrounding forest, a practice used to improve bat roosting and foraging habitat but one that raises concerns about disturbing a federally protected species during the summer season.
- 33'Deadliest Catch' finale reveals Todd Meadows' final call home▼'Deadliest Catch' finale reveals Todd Meadows' final call home before death
The finale of Discovery's 'Deadliest Catch' shared the final phone call deckhand Todd Meadows made home before his death, an emotional moment the show chose to include in its season close. Viewers and fans are reacting to the reveal, which highlighted the personal toll of life aboard crabbing vessels in the Bering Sea.
- 34Storm floods Connecticut, leaves thousands without power●Storm brings flooding, power outages to Connecticut
A storm hit Connecticut, causing flooding and power outages across the state. Local outlets including WFSB are reporting on the damage and utility crews' restoration efforts. Residents are sharing reports of waterlogged roads and darkened neighbourhoods as conditions develop.
- 35Crews Clean Up Nor'easter Damage in Delaware County, Pennsylvania▼RAW: PA: NOR'EASTER DAMAGE CLEANUP IN DELAWARE COUNTY
Cleanup operations are under way in Delaware County, Pennsylvania, after a nor'easter battered the region with damaging winds and heavy precipitation. Raw footage from the area shows crews working to clear downed trees, debris, and restore services to affected neighborhoods. Local residents are assessing damage to homes and property as communities begin recovery efforts following the storm.
- 36Nor'easter knocks out power for thousands in Connecticut●Thousands of Connecticut power outages reported as nor'easter hits state
A nor'easter swept through Connecticut, leaving thousands of residents without electricity as strong winds and heavy precipitation brought down power lines across the state. Utility crews are working to restore service as the storm continues to move through the region. Residents are being urged to stay clear of downed lines and prepare for extended outages in the hardest-hit areas.
- 37Parts of North Carolina's NC12 closed by ocean overwash▼NCDOT says parts of NC12 remain closed due to ocean overwash
The North Carolina Department of Transportation says sections of Highway 12, the main route along the Outer Banks, remain closed after ocean water washed over the road. Drivers are being kept off the affected stretches while crews assess conditions and wait for water to recede. Travelers in the area should expect delays and check updates before heading north or south along the barrier islands.
- 38Illinois firefighters train in jiu-jitsu for self-defense●Illinois firefighters receive jiu-jitsu training for self-defense in the field
Firefighters in Illinois are taking part in jiu-jitsu training designed to help them defend themselves in the field. The program comes as emergency responders increasingly face aggressive or combative situations while on calls, and the techniques give crews practical ways to control confrontations without resorting to force. The initiative has drawn attention as an unusual but pragmatic safety measure for first responders.