Nov 11, 2026•Science
Scientists Predict 2026 Will Be Hottest Year
Scientists say 2026 could be the hottest year ever recorded. Earth is getting warmer because of climate change and El Niño.
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Scientists say 2026 could be the hottest year ever recorded. Earth is getting warmer because of climate change and El Niño.
Minas Gerais in Brazil has tall mountains and rich green nature. Guided eco-travel gives visitors a safe way to explore this wild region.
Congo is facing its deadliest Ebola outbreak with more than 11,000 cases. Many people are sick, and health workers are trying to provide care.
Winter in the UK offers many wonderful outdoor trips. You can watch wild animals or rest by the sea.
Members of the Kennedy family want to stop a large arch in the capital. They say the tall project will harm important views.
Author M John Harrison won the Booker Prize in London on Monday. He is 81 years old and the oldest winner ever.
Anthropic creates the Claude chatbot. The technology company plans to sell its shares to investors soon.
United States officials announced criminal charges against three men backed by Iran. The men planned violent actions in Europe and America.
Thomas Massie is a Republican lawmaker in the United States. He wants to remove Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth from his job.
Donald Trump said he made a joke about giving a White House job to Dana White. White is the boss of UFC.