Deadliest Philippine earthquake in decade leaves 69 dead
A 6.9-magnitude earthquake in the Philippines has killed at least 69 people and left hospitals overwhelmed as rescuers search for survivors under landslides and collapsed buildings.
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Philippines earthquake kills nearly 70, as injured overwhelms hospitals
A 6.9-magnitude earthquake struck central Philippines, killing at least 69 people and overwhelming hospitals in Cebu province.
Hiker dies after fall near Alaska’s Mendenhall Glacier
An Arizona man, 69, died after falling near Alaska’s Mendenhall Glacier, with searchers recovering his body Monday.
Putin gifts Alaskan man motorcycle after viral encounter in Anchorage
An Alaskan man, Mark Warren, went viral in Russia after being spotted with his Soviet-era bike in Anchorage, leading President Vladimir Putin to gift him a new motorcycle.
Trump, Putin summit ends without breakthrough on Ukraine
The nearly three-hour meeting, the first between the two leaders since Moscow’s 2022 invasion, produced no ceasefire deal, though both men claimed progress.
Did Vladimir Putin leave Alaska with a complete victory over Donald Trump?
The Anchorage summit between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin was billed as a historic chance to end the Ukraine war. Instead, it revealed a brutal truth: Putin achieved everything he wanted without conceding a single battlefield gain.
Trump heads to Alaska for crucial talks with Putin
President Donald Trump has departed Washington aboard Air Force One for a high-stakes summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Anchorage, Alaska.
Russia sets firm position ahead of Putin-Trump meeting
“We do not predict anything in advance. We know that we have arguments, our stance is clear and well-defined. We will present them,” Foreign Minister, Lavrov said.
WATCH: Victim rescued after magnitude 6.1 earthquake collapses multiple buildings in Turkey
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Deadly earthquake may hit Nigeria anytime, expert warns
He warned that “any part of Nigeria that is struck by an earthquake can never be the same again,” adding that quakes could strike “any time, any day.”