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Most European power prices dropped below €65/MWh, but Italy and Iberia saw higher rates. Learn which markets experienced extreme fluctuations and what’s driving these changes in Europe's energy land

Uncontrolled wildfires in São Paulo ignite over 2,300 blazes, putting 50 cities on high alert. Authorities intensify efforts with military support and emergency funds to combat the escalating crisis.

FAA refers 43 unruly passenger cases to the FBI, totaling over 310 since 2021. Incidents have dropped by 80% since early 2021, but safety concerns remain high for airline travel.

New York’s $150M water safety laws aim to reduce drowning incidents by setting strict standards and expanding public education, ensuring safer swimming environments across the state.

Hvaldimir, Norway's famed 'Spy Whale,' found dead. Experts reveal crucial new details about his final hours, sparking questions about the mysterious circumstances surrounding his demise.

Brazil enacts a nationwide block on X, impacting 250,000 Starlink customers as $3M in fines loom. Learn the full implications for users and Musk.

A recent study reveals that a healthy diet and regular exercise can significantly reduce the risk of type 2 diabetes, even for those genetically predisposed. Discover how lifestyle changes can benefit

USDA Rural Development awards $103,525 to Jack Packaging Inc. in Puerto Rico for a renewable energy system, part of a $49 million initiative supporting rural projects and sustainable economic growth.

Massachusetts issues critical warnings and curfews after the deadly EEE virus resurfaces, with a 30% mortality rate affecting multiple towns. Stay informed on the latest safety measures.

Tamarins join an elite group of species, including humans, that use vocal 'names' for identification, showcasing their advanced cognitive abilities in communication.