Month: November 2025
Donald Trump’s Personal Cryptocurrency Crisis: $1 Billion Lost
Confidence in cryptocurrencies is wavering, costing the president a staggering $1 billion.
Lisa Riley Reveals the Weight Loss Journey Behind Her Transformation
Lisa Riley shares her incredible weight loss story, discussing her struggles and the surprising habits she overcame during her path to recovery. The Emmerdale actress has lost an impressive 12 stone over the years.
Pentagon Considers Summoning Senator Mark Kelly Back to Active Duty Over Allegations
The Pentagon has sparked controversy by threatening to recall Senator Mark Kelly, a retired Navy captain, to active service, citing serious allegations of misconduct. Questions about potential charges remain unanswered, while Kelly’s office has yet to comment on the situation.
Miss Jamaica Recovering in ICU After Accident at Miss Universe Pageant
Gabrielle Henry is currently hospitalized following an incident during the preliminary round of the Miss Universe competition.
Florida Dad’s Fake Drug Deal Takes a Wild Turn
A Florida father is in hot water after setting up a fake drug deal to confront a man who sold THC vape juice to his 15-year-old daughter. Alan Olson, 40, is charged with aggravated assault for his reckless encounter.
Federal Judge Throws Out Cases Against Comey and James
A judge’s ruling has led to the dismissal of criminal charges against ex-FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James due to the invalid appointment of the prosecutor behind the cases.
Youthful Drones Turn Putin’s Major Refinery into Chaos
Early in the morning on November 16, 2025, explosions rocked the Novokuibyshevsk oil refinery located in Russia’s Samara Oblast—almost 900 kilometers from Ukraine’s front lines. This attack, the sixth confirmed Ukrainian assault on the site, signifies a bold escalation in Ukraine’s efforts to undermine Russia’s energy resources. Even as Russian air defenses reported intercepting 23 drones, several still reached their target, with officials now evaluating the total damage incurred.
Research Reveals Recent Solar Flare Disruptions in Earth’s Ionosphere
This month, a series of intense X-class solar flares created stunning auroras that were visible from a surprisingly wide area—stretching from northern Europe all the way to Florida. Researchers at NJIT’s Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research (CSTR) have also documented how these solar events affected Earth’s upper atmosphere, albeit in less obvious ways.
Marine Life on California’s Coast Faces Troubling Changes: Quick Deterioration of the Ocean Environment
Research unveils alarming rise in leptospirosis among marine animals off the California coast, indicating rapid changes in ocean conditions.
