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39 Australians Missing In Nepal-Tibet Floods As Death Toll Tops 469, Canberra Sends $5 Million In Aid

At least 39 Australians are missing following flash floods in the Nepal-Tibet region. The Australian government is providing consular support and a $5 million aid package as rescue efforts continue.

(VIDEO) Nepal Flood Death Toll Hits 162 As Hundreds Of Tourists Remain Missing, Cause Revised To Landslide
(VIDEO) Melbourne Hiker, 28, Found Dead on Remote Wyoming Trail After a Weeklong Search and Rescue Operation

Ring Launches New 'TAKE' Encryption System, Set To Become Default For All Customers Worldwide
Ring's new TAKE encryption system enhances privacy for video doorbells and cameras, balancing security with smart features. It will become the default standard globally, offering users greater control.
Mamdani, USTA Offer 1,000 Discounted $100 US Open Tickets To New Yorkers Amid Resale Price Surge
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced 1,000 discounted US Open tickets for city residents, aiming to make major sporting events more accessible amid rising resale prices.
Meta Settles State Lawsuits Over Facebook, Instagram Child Addiction Claims For Up To $17.1 Billion
Meta has settled a $17.1 billion lawsuit with 29 states over claims of child addiction and safety on Facebook and Instagram, avoiding a high-profile trial involving CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
King Charles Sees Harry's UK Return As Chance To Reconcile With William, Sources Say
King Charles III views Prince Harry's return to Britain as a chance to mend his relationship with Prince William, though royal experts caution that reconciliation may take time.

Scientists Say Collapsed Himalayan Glacier, Not An Earthquake, Triggered Deadly Nepal-Tibet Flash Floods

A collapsed glacier near Langtang Lirung, not an earthquake, caused the deadly flash flood on the Nepal-Tibet border, underscoring the dangers of climate change in the Himalayas.

Will Bitcoin Reach $100,000 Again In 2026? Analysts Remain Divided As Price Surges Toward $78,000 This Month

Bitcoin's 2026 price predictions vary widely, with some analysts forecasting a rise to $100,000, while others anticipate further declines. The cryptocurrency's volatility remains a central theme in these discussions.

Economy in Focus

Anthropic Strikes $45 Billion Deal With Nscale For AI Computing Power Ahead Of Blockbuster IPO Plans
Anthropic has committed $45 billion over six years to secure AI computing power from Nscale, marking a significant infrastructure deal as it prepares for a public listing.
5 Reasons Nvidia's $12.9 Billion Deal To Buy Hugging Face Could Reshape The Future Of Open-Source AI
Ramsay Health Care Shares Rocket 14% To Record High As Investors Cheer Turnaround And European Spinoff Plan

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Australia's 2026 Workplace Law Changes: What Employees And Employers Need To Know Before It Costs You
Australia's 2026 workplace law changes include increased minimum wages, the right to disconnect, and new pathways for casual workers. Employers and employees must adapt to ensure compliance and understand their rights.
US Economy Unexpectedly Sheds 23,000 Jobs In July As Unemployment Rate Dips To 4.1%, Fed Bets Shift
The US economy unexpectedly lost 23,000 jobs in July, altering market expectations for Federal Reserve interest rate decisions, despite a slight drop in the unemployment rate to 4.1%.

(VIDEO) IPhone Ultra Foldable Rumored To Launch Sept. 18 At $2,000+ With Near-Invisible Crease Design Leaks

Apple's foldable iPhone Ultra, expected to launch in September, promises a near-invisible crease and advanced hinge technology, potentially setting a new standard in foldable smartphone design.

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Two Frankfurt Airport Workers Die After Rare Mosquito-Borne 'Airport Malaria' Outbreak Sickens Six Staff

Two employees at Frankfurt Airport have died from a rare malaria outbreak, believed to be transmitted by mosquitoes arriving on international flights. Health authorities are investigating the incident.