Reanna Smith

5 days ago | the-express.com | Reanna Smith |Seth Borenstein

Climate change has tripled the occurrence of atmospheric wave events that are associated with extreme summer weather over the past 75 years, potentially explaining why computer forecasts consistently underestimate the rise in deadly heatwaves, droughts, and floods, according to a new study. In the 1950s, Earth experienced an average of one extreme weather-causing planetary wave event each summer.

5 days ago | themirror.com | Reanna Smith

Seven men have been charged in relation to the largest jewelry heist in US history after allegedly making away with more than $100 million worth of diamonds, emeralds, Rolex watches and moreNo one was held at gunpoint, no one was injured and there wasn't a single witness, but somehow a robbery crew was able to get away with more than $100 million worth of diamonds, emeralds and more in what is believed to be the largest jewelry heist in US history.

1 week ago | the-express.com | John William O'Sullivan |Reanna Smith

What will the 2025 wildfire season look like in California? Forecasters have already noted signs that this year's fire season could be more intense than usual. The snow in the Sierra Nevada melted earlier than normal and is nearly gone. "The thing with wildfires is it could be the hottest summer on record, but to have fires, you need ignitions," Dr. Dan McEvoy, a regional climatologist at the Western Regional Climate Center in Reno, told The New York Times.

1 week ago | irishstar.com | Reanna Smith

Lawrence O'Donnell claimed Donald Trump's remark about making himself the Chair of the Federal Reserve is the 'most indicative' sign yet that the president has 'cognitive confusion' and dementia MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell laid into Donald Trump as he accused the president of experiencing "cognitive confusion," with one of his latest "stupid" remarks being the "most indicative" sign of dementia yet.

1 week ago | the-express.com | Reanna Smith

Eerie satellite images show a hole in the domed roof of a nuclear facility in Iran that was hit during a wave of Israeli strikes on Thursday. The Israeli military said it targeted the core seal of the Arak heavy water reactor, a nuclear reactor under construction in central Iran, to stop it from being used for "nuclear weapons development". The International Atomic Energy Agency confirmed the reactor was hit but said that it didn't contain any nuclear material.