Scientists warn dozens of coastal cities are in danger of being washed over by flooding due to rising sea levels – but two dozen are at higher risks.
A team of researchers led by Virginia Tech identified 24 locations that are battling a combination of sinking land and rising sea levels, putting one out of every 50 resident at risk.
Those living along the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic seaboard were deemed in the ‘danger zone,’ while Pacific coast
Tonight saw the BRIT Awards return, with the biggest talents in music hoping to be recognised for their creative talent – and many dressing to impress too.
The ceremony – held at the 02 Arena in London – will be hosted by Maya Jama, Clara Amfo and Roman Kemp.
There will also be a host of stars performing during the ceremony including Calvin Harris and Ellie Goulding.
But while the stars have undoubtedly put hours into their look, unfortunately, some
Apple has been ordered to stop selling its iPhone 12 in France after tests showed the model produced radiation levels above the EU safety threshold.
The tech giant was also told to fix existing smartphones via an update or recall every iPhone 12 ever sold in the country.
Jean-Noël Barrot, France’s digital minister, played down fears that the radiation levels detected were a cancer risk, but the announcement has once again reignited the debate about the safety of mobile phone
A Kenyan police official said Tuesday that dead bodies were planted to accuse police officers of using excessive force during recent anti-government protests, which rights groups say left dozens of demonstrators dead.
Japhet Koome, the national police inspector general, told reporters that “people were hiring dead bodies and parading them to the media to taint the police’s image.”
He did not provide evidence or details to support the claim.
Rights groups say police killed a varying number of people during
Heat remains the biggest story across the country, with heat alerts for many big cities stretching from California to the East Coast, including areas from Washington, D.C., to Boston.
SCIENTISTS PREDICT JULY WILL BE THE HOTTEST MONTH ON RECORD GLOBALLY
Excessive heat expands eastward on Friday in the U.S. (Credit: Fox News)
New York is under an excessive heat warning with temperatures expected to be in the upper 90s, feeling more like over 100 degrees.
Heat alerts through Sunday night
