Democrat Graham Platner ends his U.S. Senate campaign in Maine amid rape allegations. The U.S. launches strikes on Iran, prompting retaliation. Tips are provided for staying safe during summer.
NPR's LifeKit shares 5 essential safety tips for summer: mastering water safety skills, designating a 'water-watcher', recognizing heat exhaustion signs, preventing tick bites, and grilling safely.
President Trump announced a peace deal with Iran, mediated by Pakistan, to end the war, with an official signing ceremony set for Friday. Oil futures dropped following the announcement. Trump is heading to the G7 summit in France to discuss global issues. Separately, a plane crash in Missouri killed 12 people, and advice is given on staying safe during extreme heat.
Following a recent earthquake in Liuzhou, Guangxi, experts emphasize the critical "golden ten seconds" of an earthquake. The guide provides scene-specific advice for indoor, outdoor, public place, and trapped scenarios, stressing calm, seeking shelter under sturdy furniture, avoiding elevators, and conserving energy when buried.
Shark expert Dr. Amjad Shaaban explained that the shark spotted in the Red Sea was a female Mako shark in labor, a common occurrence in spring. He advised against yellow swimwear and strong perfumes, emphasizing calm exit from the water to avoid attracting sharks.
Fraudsters are using advanced AI to create convincing fake videos and voices. They impersonate executives, celebrities and even loved ones to trick people into sending money. Cybersecurity experts warn that these deepfake scams are becoming more common and sophisticated. Staying vigilant and verifying unexpected requests through separate channels is crucial for protection against these evolving threats.
