The Ebola virus has spread to a city of two million people in the Congo, near the border with Rwanda, that is called a gateway to the region and the world. The chief of the World Health Organization said this is a potential game changer. The first case of Ebola was discovered in Goma, a city in the eastern Democratic … Read More
Hottest Month Ever Recorded In Earth’s History In June 2019
Summer is in its early stages and already the effects of this year’s record-breaking heat are being felt around the world. The European Union’s satellite agency announced that last month was the hottest June ever in recorded history as the world feels the effects of globally rising temperatures due to changes in Earth’s environment. Data showed that average global temperatures … Read More
Birds Falling From Sky Bleeding At Eyes & Beaks In Australia
Bird rescuers found a chilling scene in Australia where they said birds were actually “falling from the sky” and subsequently were discovered in trees and on the ground, bleeding from their beaks and eyes. Sarah King, a founder of a bird rescue group that sent a staffer to the incident, said “the scene looked like a horror movie.” It could … Read More
Hawaii Wildfire Scorches 10,000 Acres As 1000’s In Maui Evacuated
Thousands of people were evacuated from parts of central Maui after a large fire broke out over parched land which scorched 10,000 acres. The fire fed on large swaths of fields and dry brush Hawaii officials said, and still yet the fire is burning on the island, according to Maui County Mayor Michael Victorino. “This fire is still an active threat … Read More
West Coast Earthquakes In Seattle & Ridgecrest Hours Apart
California residents felt another earthquake this Friday morning, with a 4.9-magnitude quake registering near Ridgecrest according to the U.S. Geological Survey. In what appears to be the latest aftershock, Friday morning’s quake in Ridgecrest comes just days after a 6.4-magnitude quake and 7.1-magnitude quake unfurled on July 4 and 5, respectively. But that wasn’t the only unusual seismic activity that happened on the … Read More
“Rain Of Fire” From Volcano Like “In Hell” As Tourists Jump In Sea
One person died and dozens of others threw themselves into the sea so to escape when a volcano on the Sicilian island of Stromboli violently exploded. Massimo Imbesi, a 35-year-old from Milazzo in Sicily was killed in the eruption and a Brazilian friend who was with him was badly injured, Italian news agency ANSA reported. The volcano is known to be … Read More
Strange 20 Minute Mega-Storm Out Of Nowhere Kills 7 Injures 100
A state of emergency was declared in an area of Greece after a strange violent 20 minute storm that came out of nowhere tore through seaside resorts killing 7 and injuring 100 leaving dozens in the hospital. Powerful gales suddenly hammered the Halkidiki peninsula near Thessaloniki, Greece, snapping trees and power pylons, tossing vehicles, and leaving swathes of debris across … Read More
Israel Warns Iran Of Air Strikes On Its Homeland After Threats
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who also serves as the country’s defense minister, has warned Iran that their country is within the range of Israeli air strikes from Israel’s F-35 warplanes and weapon systems. Netanyahu said this as a warning to Iran after a senior Iranian official was quoted by the Iranian Mehr news agency as saying that if the … Read More
Iran Attempts To Seize British Tanker When Military Intervenes
Armed Iranian boats tried to seize a British oil tanker in the Persian Gulf according to US officials with direct knowledge of the incident. The British Heritage tanker was sailing out of the Persian Gulf and was crossing into the Strait of Hormuz when it was approached by boats from the Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps. The Iranians ordered the tanker to … Read More
Mississippi Closes Beaches As Water Becomes Poisoned From Toxic Algae
Mississippi authorities closed their beaches and told people to stay out of the water because of a toxic algae in the water causing rashes, stomach cramps, vomiting, and diarrhea. Mississippi closed all mainland beaches on the state’s coastline during the Fourth of July weekend due to toxic bacteria sweeping the state’s Gulf Coast. The toxic algae in the coastal water … Read More