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A massive landslide struck Kenya’s western Rift Valley on Saturday, killing at least 21 people and leaving over 30 missing. Continuous heavy rains triggered the disaster, sweeping through the hilly region of Chesongoch in Elgeyo Marakwet County. Authorities reported that more than 1,000 homes have been destroyed as torrents of mud buried large parts of the community. Rescue teams continue searching for survivors despite ongoing rainfall. The government confirmed that emergency operations remain active across the affected area as families desperately look for missing relatives. Survivors Describe a Night of Chaos Residents said they heard a deafening roar before the…

The United States is set to remain a top destination for global investment, according to leading finance executives. Experts predict that a large share of worldwide capital will continue flowing into U.S. markets, showing strong confidence in the economy. Foreign investment helps fuel economic growth. It supports innovation, creates jobs, and strengthens industries across the country. Executives say the U.S. offers advantages compared with Europe and parts of Asia, making it the preferred choice for investors over the next 18 months. Big asset managers describe the U.S. as “overweight” for investment, meaning it is the place to allocate more capital.…

A new global study found that artificial intelligence responds most accurately to prompts written in Polish, with English ranking only sixth. The University of Maryland and Microsoft tested 26 languages across several major AI systems to determine which languages machines process most effectively. Researchers expressed surprise at the findings, noting that English—often considered the default AI language—did not lead. “English finished sixth when we evaluated longer texts, while Polish produced the strongest performance overall,” the report stated. The study involved AI models from OpenAI, Google Gemini, Qwen, Llama, and DeepSeek, each tested with identical instructions translated into different languages. Machines…

Nasdaq, Inc. has been recognized as one of America’s “Climate Leaders” for its efforts to reduce emissions intensity and commit to net-zero goals. The recognition, awarded by a leading media and data organization, highlights the growing importance of corporate climate action in the United States. The company has implemented measurable strategies to cut emissions across its operations. By targeting both direct operations and broader value-chain impacts, Nasdaq demonstrates a comprehensive approach to environmental responsibility. High ratings for emissions reduction reflect the company’s focus on scope 1 and 2 emissions, which cover direct operational emissions and those from purchased energy. Nasdaq…

Strong iPhone demand pushed Apple’s revenue higher in the quarter ending September, closing the fiscal year with record profits. The company reported stronger-than-expected results despite the global trade war and growing pressure to match rivals in artificial intelligence. Apple said the iPhone 17 launch drove its performance. “Apple is proud to post a September-quarter record of $102.5 billion in revenue, with record-breaking iPhone and Services income,” said CEO Tim Cook. Boosted by iPhone sales, Apple earned $27.5 billion (€23.8bn), nearly doubling last year’s profit. The stock climbed 2% in after-hours trading. The iPhone 17 lacks Samsung’s and Google’s AI capabilities…

Human Rights Watch urged Merz to denounce Turkey’s suppression of opposition and the arrest of Istanbul’s mayor, Ekrem İmamoğlu. During his first official trip to Ankara, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz called for a stronger strategic alliance with Turkey to confront global challenges. He praised Turkey’s crucial mediation in the conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza. Standing beside Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, Merz spoke just after Turkey and the United Kingdom sealed a multi-billion-euro deal for 20 Eurofighter Typhoon jets. Germany, part of the aircraft’s manufacturing consortium, had recently lifted its ban on exports to Turkey. Germany Backs Turkey’s Role in…

President Donald Trump announced that the United States will provide South Korea with sensitive nuclear-submarine technology, a move aimed at bolstering a crucial strategic alliance in the Indo-Pacific region. Officials say the transfer will enhance South Korea’s naval capabilities and strengthen joint defense efforts. The initiative is part of broader efforts to secure regional stability and deter potential threats, reflecting deepening cooperation between the two countries. Defense analysts note that sharing advanced submarine technology is a significant step in U.S.-South Korea military relations. It signals trust, reinforces strategic commitments, and supports South Korea’s ability to respond to regional security challenges.…

Hannah Einbinder, the rising star of Hacks, recently shared a heartwarming story from her life before fame. She reflected on her time working as a barista, a job that gave her perspective on hard work, patience, and the power of small acts of kindness. Einbinder recalled a memorable encounter with Hailey Bieber, describing her as one of the “sweetest” celebrity customers she had ever served. The moment left a lasting impression, showing that even well-known figures can be thoughtful and grounded in everyday situations. Before breaking out on television, Einbinder balanced her early acting pursuits with the demands of working behind the…

Several U.S.-based technology companies announced new products, certifications, and partnerships on October 28, 2025, signaling ongoing innovation in the sector. Press releases highlighted offerings such as Edge AI platforms, AI workflow tools, and new industry certifications. These announcements reflect companies’ efforts to expand AI capabilities and improve operational efficiency. New products and partnerships are expected to enhance service delivery, streamline workflows, and provide clients with advanced technological solutions. Industry observers note that product launches often indicate broader market trends. The focus on Edge AI platforms shows a push toward decentralized processing, which allows AI applications to run locally on devices…

Hurricane Melissa struck eastern Cuba early Wednesday near Chivirico, Santiago de Cuba province, bringing winds of 193 kilometers per hour. The Category 3 storm, one of the Atlantic’s strongest on record, forced the evacuation of more than 700,000 people, according to President Miguel Díaz-Canel. Forecasters warned that Melissa would cause massive destruction across Santiago de Cuba and neighboring regions. The storm threatened storm surges up to 3.6 meters and rainfall exceeding 51 centimeters, raising fears of widespread flooding and landslides. Melissa is expected to cross Cuba through Wednesday morning before moving toward the Bahamas later in the day. The U.S.…