Dangerous Heat Grips the U.S. as Wildfires Ravage the West

Dangerous Heat Grips the U.S. as Wildfires Ravage the West

A newly ignited wildfire and a punishing heat wave are converging across the western United States, prompting evacuations and testing the endurance of fire crews already stretched thin by weeks of dry, dangerously hot weather. The Bug Fire started Saturday afternoon near U.S. Route 395, close to the California-Nevada border in Lassen County, according to…

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Iran Freezes US Talks Over Interim Deal

Iran Freezes US Talks Over Interim Deal

Iran has ruled out direct negotiations with the United States unless Washington first resolves what Tehran describes as violations of a June 2026 memorandum of understanding, reinforcing a diplomatic impasse even as indirect negotiations continue through Oman over maritime security in the Strait of Hormuz. Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said Iran’s position remains unchanged, insisting…

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Executive remuneration in Singapore: Paying for what, exactly?

Executive remuneration in Singapore: Paying for what, exactly?

[SINGAPORE] In a review of remuneration practices across listed companies on the Singapore Exchange (SGX), the Centre for Investor Protection at NUS Business School in March 2026 found that more than half, or 55.7 per cent of issuers, failed to disclose the performance metrics used to determine bonuses for executive directors. SGX’s recent public consultation…

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Carmen Electra says ‘Baywatch’ pushed boundaries without crossing the line: ‘It wasn’t porn’

Carmen Electra says ‘Baywatch’ pushed boundaries without crossing the line: ‘It wasn’t porn’

Carmen Electra is reminiscing about her days starring in the original “Baywatch.” In a recent interview with Fox News Digital, the 54-year-old “Nation’s Dumbest” contestant discussed the success of the original series, saying all “the cast members made it special.” “It’s hard to replace Pamela [Anderson] and Yasmine [Bleeth] and all those people. And there was…

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Why Free AI APIs Are Becoming Harder to Rely On

Why Free AI APIs Are Becoming Harder to Rely On

On December 6, 2025, developers started waking up to “quota exceeded” errors. Apps that had worked for months suddenly stopped working because Gemini 2.5 Pro had disappeared from Google’s free API tier. Eight months later, the outage itself is old news. The explanation Google gave for it is more useful. Logan Kilpatrick, Google’s product lead…

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Florida business owners allegedly scattered 1,500 mothballs on beach to scare off endangered birds

Florida business owners allegedly scattered 1,500 mothballs on beach to scare off endangered birds

Two Florida business owners have been charged with third-degree felonies after allegedly spreading about 1,500 “toxic” mothballs across a beach in hopes of keeping an “imperiled” bird species from nesting there. If convicted, they could each face up to five years in prison, fines of up to $5,000 and up to five years of probation. The problem…

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