 Could it be a case of mass hysteria or Nocebo? Rafters who went to the Grand Canyon in May and June have been complaining of an illness with varied symptoms. No one knows what caused it, and whether they are even related.

Nocebo Effect? Mysterious illness plagues Grand Canyon rafters

A dust cloud from the Sahara is on its way to the southeastern US, with parts of Florida already witnessing particles floating in the sky. The situation is expected to get worse by mid-week as more matter arrives. People have been warned 

Massive dust cloud from Sahara moving towards US - Details

Screwworms have reutrned to the United States. It was detected in the umbilical cord area of a three-week-old calf in Texas. The insects were eradicated from the country in the 1960s after extensive efforts. But illegal methods have now brought them back.

Screwworm found in Texas cow: Can they infect humans? How did they return to US after 60 years?

Florida could face a tropical cyclone in the first week of June in the Atlantic hurricane season. A model has predicted several inches of rain, winds and localised flooding at the Gulf Coast. However, experts have cautioned against such predictions.

Atlantic hurricane season: Florida could face tropical storm in first week of June

A United Airlines flight going from Newark to Guatemala had to be diverted to Washington Dulles after a passenger tried to open the door at a high altitude. He also assaulted another passenger. 

Man tries to open plane door at 36,000 feet; 500 unruly passenger reports in 2026

The United States government is set to invest $2 billion in quantum computing companies, including IBM, as part of a broader strategy to strengthen its position in advanced technologies.

'US to invest $2 billion in quantum firms': What it means for tech and global competition

Dog nannies are different from dog sitters. They not only take the dogs for walks and feed them, but also stay with the pet for 8-10 hours, sometimes even being hired full-time. The industry has soared in affluent areas like Manhattan, the Hamptons and parts of California.

Dog nannies can make $288,000 a year in the US. Here is what you should know

Austin shooting today: Two suspects are in custody in connection with the random shootings at 12 places over the weekend in Austin. People have been urged to inform the police if they have any tips on the third suspect. No motive for the shootings has been revealed. 

Austin shootings today: Two teens arrested for 12 random attacks, one at large. What we know

A bomb made its way to a 3,600-acre dam in Alabama, which was discovered on Tuesday. Officials are relieved that it was spotted before any untoward incident occurred. It is not known how it reached there, or if any individuals deliberately dropped it.

Bomb discovered underwater at critical Alabama dam during repair work

M-44 poison traps spray sodium cyanide powder when triggered, and were flagged as a risk to endangered species and humans. A report states that a new memo appears to have opened the doors for the use of cyanide bombs again after they were banned in 2023.

Trump administration quietly reverses ban on cyanide bombs that 'poisoned countless people'

Thermos is recalling two defective products that continued to be sold for over 16 years due to reports that they have caused permanent vision loss in consumers. The absence of a key component is leading them to open on their own, hitting people in the faces and eyes.

Consumers lose vision from defective Thermos products sold for over 16 years. 8 million of them are now being recalled

Donald Trump has his eyes on the Medal of Honor, the highest military honour of the United States. The president has never served in the military, so he is not qualified to get it. Earlier, he talked several times about how he deserves the Nobel Peace Prize.

Donald Trump wants to give himself America's highest MILITARY honour: Report

The US president accused Democratic-ruled states of abetting taxpayer and other forms of fraud, while confirming that raids had already begun in Los Angeles.

Trump appoints Vance as ‘Fraud Czar’

While blood scarcity has turned into a silent crisis globally, people in America are putting conditions on the kind of blood they would accept. Demand for unvaccinated blood in the country has seen a spike, and people could soon legally demand such blood. 

Americans are saying no to vaccinated blood, even if it means delaying life-saving surgery: Report

The move surprised many, as it came soon after talks between US negotiators and Iranian representatives concluded in Oman.

Moments after Oman talks with Iran, US announces new oil sanctions

Candida auris fungal infection cases have surged in the US. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has said that since 2019, there has been a rise in these cases. Who are prone to the fungal infection, what are the syptoms and how to prevent it? 

Deadly fungal infection surging through US: Symptoms, prevention and, affected states

Utah helicopter crash video: A chopper was caught on camera spinning and then crashing into the trees in Utah. One occupant was rushed to the hospital with a head injury, while others were assessed at the site. The cause of the crash is being investigated.

VIDEO: Helicopter spins rapidly and crashes into trees in Utah with 4 on board

The Osceola Sharif described the murders as cold-blooded, premeditated, and clarified that there was no prior conflict between the killed and the accused.

Florida killings: Who is Ahmad Jihad Bojeh, accused of cold-blooded murder of three tourists

Tensions between NATO allies, the US and the EU, escalated after President Trump announced 10 per cent tariffs on eight European countries over their opposition to his plan to acquire Greenland from Denmark.

US vs EU: Where does European bloc stands in comparison to America | See in pics

US aviation authorities warned airlines to exercise caution over parts of Mexico and Central America, citing possible interference with navigation systems. FAA notice is valid for 60 days.

US FAA warns airlines to 'exercise caution' over Mexico, Central America, cites 'military activities'. All you need to know

When Dr Nisha Verma questioned the intent behind the query, Senator Hawley said the aim was to establish a biological reality: can men get pregnant?

‘Can men get pregnant?’ Indian-origin doctor dodges US senator's question 14 times

The State Department of U.S. said athletes, coaches and support staff for the World Cup, the Olympics and events endorsed or run by a long list of collegiate and professional sporting leagues and associations would not be subject to the full and partial travel bans.

US to allow athletes from banned countries to attend major sporting events? Here's what we know so far

Chinese seed packets are showing up at the homes of farmers in Texas, and they have been warned not to open them, as they could prove dangerous to the crops. Officials say they could be part of a major scam and are not sure how customs is missing them at the airport.

A plot to poison American crops? Chinese seeds packets are showing up at US homes

A couple in the UK were handed $200,000 in medical bills after the woman underwent an emergency C-Section in the US. Their travel insurance company refused to pay, which led to a lengthy legal battle. 

UK couple billed $200,000 in US for premature delivery, faces insurance hassle