Historic flooding slams Northeast, causing major damage
Nearly a foot of rain fell in less than a day in parts of the Northeast during a historic flooding event. Rob Marciano has a look at the damage.
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Nearly a foot of rain fell in less than a day in parts of the Northeast during a historic flooding event. Rob Marciano has a look at the damage.
Please, don’t confuse Spain with our government. Hundreds of years of history and greatness shouldn’t be erased by an 8-year corrupt mandate. Ceuta and Melilla have been Spanish long before the modern state of Morocco existed. It is not an “occupied territory”. It is Spain! — Ada Lluch (@AdaLluch) July 31, 2026 View post on … Read more
Spain’s top minds at work this week byu/f1sh98 inConservative
Quinnipiac University national poll of registered voters July 23-27 finds Trump approval at 32 percent, disapprove 58 percent. New all time low in their series. Republicans still at 76 percent approve. Democrats 3 percent. Independents 22 percent. Iran war handling at just 28 percent approve. Economy 34 percent. Overall majority say war not worth it. … Read more
A military jet crashed in San Diego’s Miramar neighborhood Friday, prompting a response from emergency crews at Miramar Airbase. Details were limited, but reports indicated the aircraft was an F-35 jet. https://abc7.com/post/35-military-jet-crashes-miramar-san-diego-emergency-crews-scene/19607553/
USPS keeps expanding package deals with private carriers like DHL while freezing its own hiring and travel. Congress keeps complaining about slow cuts but blocks the big structural changes the agency says it needs. Service standard changes and end of evening collections already hit thousands of post offices this year. More slowdowns baked in. Financial … Read more
CBS News reported multiple US sources saying the US and Israel are planning a major bombing campaign on Iran energy targets, with strikes possible this weekend. President has not given the final go order yet. One Israeli official told CBS they are unaware of any decision to restart full operations or any request to join. … Read more
The company that spent decades becoming the world’s default map just stuck an “add fake nuclear plant” button on it. Google Earth now lets you create AI images using real-world locations. With the new Nano Banana AI feature, you can pick any place in Google Earth, click “Create Image,” and describe what you want to … Read more
Mayor Zohran Mamdani sat down with Charles Blow for The Root this week. Blow asked if he would support cash reparations if the city commission recommends them. Mamdani said he stands by his campaign statement that New York City participated actively in the slave trade. Quote: “Here in New York City, we were very complicit. … Read more
This is one of those stories that doesn’t look important until you connect all the dots. China’s smartphone shipments reportedly fell to 17 million units in June, down 17% year over year and 36% from May. One explanation making the rounds is rising memory costs. That isn’t just a smartphone story. It’s an AI story. … Read more
Historic first in France: Officials confirmed the country’s first dangerous pyrocumulonimbus clouds during its ongoing record-breaking wildfire season. Why they’re dangerous: The clouds can generate wind, lightning, and embers that ignite new fires, making suppression nearly impossible. Climate change link: Experts warn Europe’s warming climate will increase the frequency and scale of such extreme fire … Read more
The old parties keep reshuffling the same chairs while voters keep walking out the door. AfD climbs to 28 percent in the latest ZDF Politbarometer by Forschungsgruppe Wahlen. That is the highest number this poll series has ever given them. CDU/CSU stays flat at 23 percent. Gap hits five percentage points. Never been this wide … Read more
A California robotics company is drawing attention after unveiling a four-legged rescue robot designed for hazardous environments and publishing unusually detailed information about how the machine can be physically stopped if it malfunctions. The robot, called ThreeHalves, is being developed by Satyress for use in environments such as wildfires, disaster zones and toxic industrial areas. … Read more
This fee would be by far the biggest move to restrict high-skilled immigration to date. Some may bend over backwards to convince themselves that this would be some moderate compromise short of ending OPT. In reality, this fee would nuke America’s largest and most important program for new high-skilled immigrants. The international student pipeline is … Read more
As semiconductor-related stocks surged, with SK hynix hitting the daily upper price limit for the first time ever during trading, the KOSPI index also soared by 18%. The KOSDAQ index climbed by more than 10%. On July 31, the KOSPI closed at 6,595.45, up 1,001.89 points (17.91%) from the previous trading day. After opening at … Read more
America’s restaurant chains are closing at a pace few people notice, and this video shows what that collapse looks like from behind the counter. You’ll hear from workers standing in buildings with no air conditioning for months, servers running triple sections, and diners saying goodbye to places their families loved for decades. By the end … Read more
Flock says that in optimal conditions, its cameras accurately read more than 96% of license plate characters. Hundreds of pages of records from the Roseville Police Department show a different picture. In 2023 and 2024, Flock sent 1,427 alerts to Roseville police, flagging vehicles as stolen or used in a felony after they passed one … Read more
This may be the single dumbest proposed bill I’ve ever seen https://t.co/v5RFqfJDbc — MaineJumbo🌲🦞 (@MassJumbo) July 31, 2026 >Raise store prices on all items by 10%>Add a 10% "discount" to self checkout>Customer still ends up paying same as they did before>Profit?!? Shoppers wont get shit lmao. — Redacted (@whereismyass66) July 31, 2026 New York State … Read more
European football’s 55 member associations have voted to boycott World Cups if the sport’s governing body proceeds with a plan to sell stakes in its competitions to private investors. The decision was made at an emergency meeting called to discuss the proposal announced earlier this week by Fifa, which oversees world football. Concacaf, which governs … Read more
Amazon may have quietly changed what Wall Street expects from the entire AI industry. The company just pushed its 2026 capital spending plan to around $220 billion. Free cash flow turned negative. Under normal circumstances, that’s exactly the kind of headline investors punish. Instead, the stock surged about 9% after hours. Why? Because AWS accelerated … Read more