Buckling Beams Shut Down a Manhattan High-Rise Site
Buckling beams at a Manhattan high-rise under construction forced mass evacuations and a major FDNY response. Here's what happened and what comes next.
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Connections Sports Edition answers for July 5, 2026
Stuck on Connections Sports Edition puzzle No. 650 for July 5, 2026? Here are the hints and answers to every category — without spoiling it too soon.
38 Parasites Found in a Traveler’s Brain After India Trip
A traveler returned from India with 38 parasitic cysts in her brain — a rare but growing neurocysticercosis case that doctors almost missed.
Belgium Challenges FIFA’s Call to Let Balogun Play
Belgium has formally appealed FIFA's decision to let US striker Folarin Balogun play despite a red card. Here's what the challenge means for the World Cup.
Bryan Johnson’s Incurable Diagnosis Upends His Quest
Biohacker Bryan Johnson, who spends millions trying to reverse aging, has revealed he has an incurable disease — here's what we know about his condition.
U.S. Troops Leave Estonia, Exit Full by 2027
The U.S. has pulled most troops out of Estonia and plans no military presence beyond 2027, raising alarms across NATO's eastern flank.
How ‘Obsession’ Made $400M on a $1M Budget
Curry Barker's horror film 'Obsession' has crossed $400M worldwide, breaking a 53-year box office record held by Bruce Lee's 'Enter The Dragon.'
Chase Elliott climbs to fifth after Chicago NASCAR race
Chase Elliott jumped to fifth in NASCAR points standings after Chicagoland, while William Byron cracked the top 12. Full breakdown for Hendrick fans.
China Sentences Official to Death for $325M in Bribes
China sentenced a senior official to death over $325 million in bribes, one of the largest corruption cases in the country's anti-graft campaign history.
Cambridge’s Solar Reactor Turns Plastic Into Clean Hydrogen
Cambridge scientists built a solar reactor that converts plastic bottles into clean hydrogen at real-world scale — using materials cheap enough to spray on.
