Venezuela's Twin-earthquake Death Toll Continues to Rise. What You Need to Know
The U.S. Geological Survey warns its modelling shows the death toll in the two Venezuelan earthquakes could top 10,000; the Senate reverses course this week
The U.S. Geological Survey warns its modelling shows the death toll in the two Venezuelan earthquakes could top 10,000; the Senate reverses course this week and voting to block the war powers resolution; health fraud schemes allegedly racked up more than $6.5 billion in false claims to Medicare and Medicaid across nearly every state, the DOJ says; the top Democrat on the House Energy and Commerce Committee is now backing a nationwide freeze on building AI data centers until there are safeguards for workers, utility prices and the environment; many homes are still without air conditioning in Europe as temperatures top 107 degrees F in some areas; speculations about Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's alleged wedding venue at Madison Square Garden; new details in a ransom note sent to the Guthrie family that claims Nancy Guthrie is dead; new fencing and AI-powered cameras are being installed around the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool; and pop superstar Olivia Rodrigo announces the all-women non-profit music festival "Daisy Chain Fields."
The BriefWire