Google Cloud’s London Outage Disrupts Services as Revolut Reports Payment Problems
A Google Cloud outage in London is affecting multiple services Tuesday morning, while digital bank Revolut reports disruption to customer services including payments.
Overnight Strikes Leave Ukraine Facing Blackouts and Questions About Missile Warnings
Russian attacks overnight into October 19 left Ukrainian families facing another interruption to power supplies while officials raised questions about warnings before incoming missiles.
Bend Mourns Three Children and a Teacher Killed in Elementary School Shooting
Police say three children and a teacher were killed at Silver Rail Elementary on October 15. District classes are canceled Friday as the investigation and community response continue.
Reported Sanaa Strikes Follow Evacuation Warning as Saudi Flight Disruptions Spread
Residents and a Houthi-run broadcaster report new strikes in Sanaa after a coalition evacuation warning, while airlines suspend Saudi routes.
Eight Injured in Incheon Mall Stabbing as South Korea Reviews Suspect’s Supervision
Authorities detained a suspect after a mall attack. One victim was critically injured, and officials are reviewing electronic-monitoring procedures.
Eleven Sailors Missing After Drone Attack Sinks Cargo Ship Off Bulgaria
A search is underway after a cargo vessel sank near Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast, while officials stop short of assigning responsibility for the attack.
Simon Weakens to Category 3, but Mexico’s Coastal Emergency Continues
Simon remains dangerous near Mexico’s Pacific coast. Lower wind speeds do not remove flooding, wave and landslide risks.
Riyadh Airport Attack Kills 12 and Injures More Than 300 as Regional Conflict Widens
Saudi Arabia kept its main international airport closed Sunday after a missile attack killed 12 people and injured more than 300, turning a transportation hub into the scene of the region’s latest mass-casualty strike.
Hurricane Simon Reaches 155 mph as Mexico Faces Sunday Landfall
Hurricane Simon intensified overnight to 155 mph as its eye approached Mexico’s Pacific coast, placing the storm just below Category 5 strength and raising the danger of destructive winds, storm surge, flooding and landslides.
After Isaias, the Emergency Is Not Over: Two Dead and Widespread Power Outages
Isaias has weakened, but the work of keeping families safe has not ended. Reuters reported October 10 that two people died after falling trees struck in Florida and Alabama, while roughly 800,000 electricity customers across those states and Georgia lost power.