Verdi's Cafe Fire: Mumbles Landmark Gutted, Family Vows to Reopen
Fire tore through Verdi's cafe in Mumbles overnight, gutting the kitchen and damaging the roof. Owner Ryan Hole vows to rebuild the beloved seaside institution.
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Pied-à-Terre Tax Chaos: NYC List Wrongly Targets Full-Time Homeowners
NYC's pied-à-terre tax list mistakenly includes 900,000 primary residences, forcing middle-class owners into costly estate planning to prove residency.
Super Typhoon Dolphin Explodes to Record Strength, Threatens China Coast
Super Typhoon Dolphin rapidly intensifies into a record-breaking storm, tracking toward China with winds up to 305 km/h. Live tracker and impact forecast.
Seattle Police Chief Defends Weekend Absences After Mass Shooting Scrutiny
Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes faces backlash for being out of town during the Bite of Seattle mass shooting, leading to a heated press exchange.
Manitoba First Nation Files Class Action Over 110-Hour Hydro Outage
Pimicikamak Cree Nation sues Manitoba Hydro, province, and Canada over a 110-hour winter outage that caused evacuations, mould, and infrastructure damage.
Ukrainian F-16 Crashes in Combat as Kyiv Strikes Deep Into Russian Oil Heartland
An F-16 jet malfunctioned on a frontline mission, its pilot safe, as Ukraine hit Russian oil refineries and a drone chief was shot. Day 1,618 updates.
Fetterman’s Filibuster Flip, Israel Threats, and COVID Regret: A Senator at a Crossroads
Sen. John Fetterman regrets COVID silence, flips on filibuster, and hints at leaving the Democratic Party over Israel. A portrait of a man in political limbo.
Heat Dome 2026: What Is a Heat Index as 'Feels Like' Temp Hits 123°F?
A massive heat dome across the central U.S. is producing dangerous heat index values up to 123°F. Here's what the heat index is and why it matters.
Capital Region Floods: States of Emergency, Rescues, and Historic Mill Collapse
Flash flooding in New York's Capital Region triggers states of emergency, rescues, and a historic mill collapse. Roads closed, shelters open, and recovery begin
Stoney Creek shooting kills 2 teens; police probe bear spray retaliation link
Two teens, aged 16 and 18, were killed in a Stoney Creek shooting early Wednesday. Police believe it was retaliation for a bear spray attack.
South East Water Hosepipe Ban: £1,000 Fines, Culture War Fights Over Gardens
South East Water extends hosepipe ban across four counties as drought deepens. Breaking the rules can mean £1,000 fines, while gardeners and politicians clash.
Pope Leo XIV Hosts Global 'Concert for Peace' with Bocelli and Children's Choir
Pope Leo XIV leads a Concert for Peace at Castel Gandolfo with Andrea Bocelli and 164 children from crisis zones, marking 800 years since St. Francis' death.