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Bangkok has declared all 50 of its districts disaster zones following severe flooding across the Thai capital. The declaration allows city authorities to unlock emergency resources and relief measures for residents affected by widespread inundation. The move signals the scale of the flooding crisis, and people are discussing the city's response and conditions on the ground as heavy water disrupts daily life across the metropolis.
- 2El Niño Drives Storms on Both U.S. Coasts▼With Storms on 2 Sides of the U.S., El Niño Shows Its Might
Powerful storms are striking opposite sides of the United States at the same time, and meteorologists point to El Niño as the driving force. The climate pattern, marked by warmer Pacific waters, is reshaping jet streams and fueling severe weather on both the Atlantic and Pacific coasts, drawing wide attention to its growing impact.
- 3U.S. and Russia weaken UN pact on AI weapons▼U.S., Russia stripped human oversight from global AI weapons pact
The United States and Russia watered down key safeguards in landmark United Nations negotiations aimed at regulating lethal autonomous weapons, according to The Washington Post. The talks earlier this month marked the furthest progress yet toward a potential global treaty, but both powers successfully pushed to strip requirements for human oversight of the weapons. Critics warn the weakened pact leaves dangerous latitude for machines to make lethal decisions without human control.
- 4SpaceX Starship reaches orbit and survives water landing▼SpaceX Starship reaches orbit, returns to Earth in water landing
SpaceX's Starship, the largest rocket ever built, completed a full flight to orbit and returned to Earth with a water landing, a milestone for the company's reusable spacecraft program. The successful test marks significant progress toward deep-space missions, and observers are following what it means for future lunar and Mars plans.
- 5El Niño Is Shaping Storms on Both U.S. Coasts▼How El Niño Is Shaping Storms on Two Sides of the U.S.
The New York Times reports that the current El Niño pattern is influencing storm activity on opposite sides of the United States. The climate phenomenon, marked by warmer Pacific Ocean waters, is altering jet stream behavior and steering weather systems, shaping storm tracks for both the West and East coasts this season.
- 6SpaceX Starship ends mission with fiery splashdown▼SpaceX's Starship ends mission with fiery splashdown
SpaceX's Starship completed its latest test flight by splashing down in a dramatic fireball, with the vehicle breaking apart as it hit the water. The episode marks the latest entry in the company's iterative test programme, in which destruction during descent is often treated as a source of data rather than failure. Observers are closely tracking how each flight brings the huge rocket closer to operational use.
- 7El Niño forecast to last six more months▼‘100% to 99% chance’ El Niño lasts 6 months: What does that mean for you?
Forecasters put the odds of El Niño persisting for the next six months at nearly certain, with the probability edging from 100% down to 99%. The climate pattern, marked by warmer Pacific waters, typically brings altered weather worldwide, including droughts in some regions and heavy rainfall in others. Coverage is focused on what the extended outlook could mean for temperatures, storms and agriculture in the months ahead.
- 8Tropical Storm Hanna Forms in Atlantic, No Land Threat▼Tropical Storm Hanna forms in the Atlantic Ocean and isn't threatening land, forecasters say
Tropical Storm Hanna has formed in the Atlantic Ocean, according to forecasters, who say the storm is not currently threatening land. It marks another named system in the Atlantic season, drawing attention as meteorologists track its path and strength. Officials have not issued coastal warnings, and the storm is expected to remain over open water for now.
- 9Lindsay Lohan to Star in Netflix Romance 'Return to You'▼Lindsay Lohan to Star in Netflix Romance ‘Return to You’ for ‘Mean Girls’ Director Mark Waters
Lindsay Lohan will star in 'Return to You', a new romantic film for Netflix directed by Mark Waters, who helmed 'Mean Girls'. The project reunites the actress and director two decades after the 2004 comedy became a cultural touchstone. Details on the plot, cast and release date have not yet been announced, but the reunion is already drawing attention from fans of the original film.
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AI's rapid buildout is creating a surge of blue-collar work, from construction and electrical trades to operations roles supporting new data centers across the United States. But the boom faces a question mark: communities affected by noise, water use and power demands are pushing back on data center projects, and critics warn that local opposition, permitting delays and rising costs could slow hiring and stall the industry's expansion.
- 11Storm rescues and beach erosion hit New Jersey●Rescues, beach erosion mark storm's impact in New Jersey
A storm along the New Jersey coast forced multiple water rescues and caused significant beach erosion, according to ABC7 New York. The damage to shorelines and the need to pull people from dangerous waters highlight the storm's severity. Residents and officials in affected coastal communities are assessing the impact as cleanup and recovery begin.
- 12Underwater solar power advanced by 10-metre test●Researchers advance underwater solar power with 10-metre test
Researchers have reported progress in underwater solar power after completing a 10-metre test, marking a step toward generating solar energy beneath the water's surface. The development points to potential new ways of harvesting renewable energy in oceans and other bodies of water, an area attracting growing interest as demand for clean power expands.
- 13Olivia Rodrigo opens tour in dissolving Chalayan dress▼For the opening night of The Unraveled Tour, Rodrigo enlisted the iconic and innovative designer Hussein Chalayan to mak
Olivia Rodrigo marked the opening night of her Unraveled Tour wearing a specially commissioned dress by designer Hussein Chalayan that dissolves under water during the performance. The theatrical costume moment is drawing attention from fashion and music fans alike, with coverage highlighting Chalayan's reputation for experimental, concept-driven design. Commenters are praising the collaboration as a striking blend of stagecraft and high fashion.
- 14Lindsay Lohan reunites with Mean Girls director for new film●Lindsay Lohan officially reunites with “Mean Girls” director for new movie
Lindsay Lohan is officially teaming up again with Mark Waters, the director of the 2004 comedy classic Mean Girls, for a new movie. The reunion has stirred nostalgia among fans of the original film, with many eager to see whether the pairing can recapture the success of their earlier collaboration.
- 15Caliwater Nearly Triples Its Footprint at Walmart●Caliwater Rides Retail Momentum, Nearly Triples Walmart Footprint
Caliwater, the cactus-water beverage brand, has nearly tripled the number of Walmart stores carrying its products, citing strong retail momentum. The expansion marks a significant scale-up in distribution for the company as demand for plant-based and functional drinks grows in the US beverage market.
- 16Ottawa Redblacks tie worst season start in CFL history●The Ottawa Redblacks have tied the worst start to a season in CFL history. # Redblacks # Ottawa # CFL # Canadian # Footb
The Ottawa Redblacks have tied the worst start to a season in CFL history, matching the league's all-time low-water mark after another loss. Football fans and commentators are reacting to the struggling franchise's start, debating how the team reached this historic low and what it means for the rest of the Ottawa season and the wider Canadian Football League.
- 17Satellite image shows sediment swirling through the Venetian Lagoon●# PPOD : The Venetian Lagoon spreads across Italy’s Adriatic coast in this striking satellite view, with the historic ci
A satellite view of the Venetian Lagoon shows bright turquoise patterns marking sediment suspended in the shallow waters along Italy's Adriatic coast. The image captures Venice among its islands and waterways, with the colour variations tracing currents and tidal movements through the lagoon. The picture is being shared as an example of how orbital imagery can reveal environmental processes in coastal waters.
- 18Seneca Resources Still Managing Contaminated Water at Tioga County Gas Pad After 700 Days▼Day 700: Seneca Resources Continues To Manage Contaminated Water From Taft Shale Gas Well Pad In Tioga County
Seneca Resources is still dealing with contaminated water from its Taft shale gas well pad in Tioga County, Pennsylvania, 700 days after the problem began. The milestone highlights how long the cleanup has dragged on, drawing attention from environmental observers tracking the company's handling of pollution at the Marcellus Shale site.
- 19SpaceX Starship Ends Test Flight with Fiery Pacific Splashdown▼SpaceX’s Starship Makes Fiery Splashdown in Pacific Ocean After Early Return from Orbit Mission
SpaceX's Starship returned to Earth ahead of schedule, ending its orbital test mission with a fiery splashdown in the Pacific Ocean. The early return came after the spacecraft abandoned part of its planned orbit, but the vehicle survived reentry and hit the water intact enough to conclude the flight. The splashdown marks another step in SpaceX's campaign to prove Starship is ready for future lunar and Mars missions.
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The High Seas Treaty, the United Nations agreement to protect marine biodiversity in international waters, has reached 100 parties. The milestone marks a key step toward bringing the treaty into force, which would allow the creation of protected areas on the high seas and require environmental assessments for activities there. Coverage highlights it as a major advance for ocean conservation, with attention now turning to implementation and enforcement.
- 21Neoen starts construction on 122MW solar portfolio in France▼Neoen starts construction on 122MW solar PV portfolio in France, including agriPV and FPV
French renewable energy developer Neoen has begun construction on a 122MW portfolio of solar photovoltaic projects in France. The portfolio includes agrivoltaic installations, which combine farming with solar generation, and floating photovoltaic arrays on water. The projects add to France's growing pipeline of dual-use solar capacity and mark a continued expansion of Neoen's domestic solar business.