Victims of the dual earthquakes in Venezuela last week recounted to various outlets this week the harrowing ordeal of trying to identify their loved ones among the bodies lying on the ground at the port of La Guaira, which the government is using as a makeshift morgue.

The horrifying situation in Venezuela – where dual earthquakes have toppled over 800 buildings, leaving potentially thousands buried under rubble – has the potential to tear apart the fragile alliances that have kept the post-Maduro socialist regime in power.

The socialist government of Venezuela has documented 1,450 people killed by twin massive earthquakes last week, over 3,000 injured, and potentially upwards of 50,000 people missing as international rescue missions deploy to the South American nation.

Venezuela’s Interior Minister Diosdado Cabello allegedly blocked a U.S. rescue team from helping Venezuelans in La Guaira.

At least four people were killed when heavy rains brought flooding to the state of Kentucky over the weekend.

A baby was miraculously rescued alive from the rubble of a collapsed building in Venezuela on Thursday, one of several amazing rescues that have raised the spirits of survivors and rescue workers as they struggle with the aftermath of the powerful quakes that devastated several Venezuelan cities.

Paris, France, is a city where people live almost exclusively in apartments, and as of the latest statistics, only five to six percent of those apartments have any form of air conditioning.

Venezuela’s socialist regime is preventing civilians from organizing on their own to collect and deliver humanitarian assistance to people in need in the aftermath of the two deadly earthquakes that struck the nation, NTN 24 reported on Thursday.

Acting President of Venezuela Delcy Rodríguez on Thursday announced that VenApp, a state-owned social media platform once used by Nicolás Maduro to hunt anti-socialist dissidents, is being used to report missing individuals in the aftermath of Wednesday’s deadly twin earthquakes.

The interim “president” of Venezuela Delcy Rodríguez issued several statements on Wednesday thanking the government of the United States for offering aid following a devastating earthquake in her country — a dramatic reversal from her previous stance of actively discouraging starving Venezuelans from accepting American aid.

A severe drought in Utah is fueling another wildfire in the central part of the state, causing the mandatory evacuations of hundreds of people Sunday in a town threatened by the wind-driven blaze.

A massive beachfront fire decimated a resort popular with Americans and international travelers in the Dominican Republic on Friday, resulting in the death of one woman and forcing 1,700 guests and staff to evacuate.

China’s northwestern Qinghai province was hit by a magnitude 6.3 earthquake at 5:06 pm local time on Tuesday, followed by seven significant tremors in the span of just 40 minutes. Local officials reported considerable property damage, one death, and four injuries.

Meteorologists are warning about what could become 2026’s first named storm of the hurricane season as it hovers over the Gulf of America.

UFC boss Dana White described how worry about the weather before fight night at the White House was allayed when the storm parted.

One person is dead and 22 others injured after a large tent collapsed during an outdoor church service Friday in a weather-related accident.

Hard-hitting storms and flash flooding turned streets into rivers in New York City Wednesday, forcing people to get to higher ground.

The Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, California, has been evacuated after the Sandy Fire spread to over 836 acres.

An earthquake hit Japan’s northeastern coast Monday and officials urged people to evacuate for higher ground amid tsunami warnings.

An Oklahoma couple and their pets got to safety in the nick of time on Friday when a possible tornado hit their community.

People in the Midwest received urgent tornado warnings late Friday amid severe storms that downed trees and damaged homes and power lines.

A Bernese Mountain Dog has been hailed a hero after leading his owner to a lost dog that was shivering and unable to stand in the freezing wilderness of Alberta, Canada.

A seven-ton asteroid nearly six feet in diameter entered Earth’s atmosphere on Tuesday morning before exploding and breaking into pieces over a suburb in Cleveland, Ohio, according to NASA.

Thousands of flights were canceled early Monday amid a storm that is causing travel headaches in areas across the United States.

A system with winds that reached 109 mph in Wyoming and 104 mph in Montana on Thursday headed for the Upper Midwest, the Great Lakes and the Ohio Valley Friday with gusts that could exceed 75 mph and affect as

Powerful tornadoes swept through the U.S. heartland and Great Lakes region, killing at least eight people — and the onslaught may not be over, forecasters warn.

Meteorologists say millions of Americans need to stay on alert as a dangerous storm system is sweeping across the heart of the U.S. on Friday.

Janisse Quiñones, the CEO of the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) who was accused of leaving the reservoir empty during the 2025 Palisades Fire, will be stepping down.

A pair of guests at Disneyland report that a park tree fell on them during a windstorm on Tuesday.

A Long Island snowplow driver rescued two lost dogs that were running on the highway at the height of the blizzard that swept through the east coast of the country.

A large section of the northeastern U.S. was pummeled by huge amounts of snowfall combined with strong winds Monday morning forcing millions to remain stuck at home under road travel bans and blizzard warnings.

Millions of Americans in the northeast corridor will be impacted by a crippling, late-winter snowstorm that is expected to dump up to two feet of snow in some areas, delivered by 70-mile-per-hour winds.

Democrat leaders in New York City oppose voter ID laws but are not above requiring such papers for recruiting people for manual labor.

A huge winter storm is expected to wallop the East Coast Sunday into Monday, and over 40 million Americans are bracing for impact.

Eight skiers were buried alive in a deadly avalanche just north of California’s Lake Tahoe while another remains missing.

New Yorkers have been enduring extremely harsh winter weather, but temperatures are expected to gradually increase into this week.

Some 5,000 scaly green iguanas were removed from southern Florida during the state’s recent frigid temperatures under a two-day exemption that allowed people to capture the cold-stunned reptiles without a permit.
