US: Prescribed Burning Starts in Lake Havasu, Sending Massive Smoke

Massive smoke was seen on the horizon north of Lake Havasu City on Monday, January 19, as prescribed burning started at Lake Havasu National Wildlife Refuge near Topock. Access to burn areas is being restricted during active operations for public safety.

Vietnam: Typhoon Kajiki Floods Streets of Hanoi, Halts Traffic

Typhoon Kajiki struck northern and central Vietnam, causing at least four deaths, multiple injuries, and extensive damage. Heavy rains and strong winds flooded streets in Hanoi, paralyzed traffic, and damaged thousands of homes and hectares of crops across Thanh Hoa, Nghe An, Ha Tinh, Thai Nguyen, Phu Tho, and Quang Tri provinces. Power outages affected thousands as electricity poles fell, and emergency services were deployed to assist residents and reinforce flood defenses. Flooding and landslide risks remain high, with authorities issuing alerts and evacuation plans in low-lying areas.

US: Rainbow Shines Over Flooded Road in Mojave Desert

The video captures a stunning rainbow dazzling the sky over the Mojave Desert near Bullhead City, western Arizona. Below the vibrant arc, a road remains flooded after a storm system brought persistent rain to the area.

US: Eastbound Of Interstate 40 Closed After Fiery Crash In Sun Valley, Arizona

Eastbound of Interstate 40 in Sun Valley, Arizona, northeast of Holbrook was closed temporarily after a fiery crash on Sunday, March 16. The accident took place on east of state Route 77. The eastbound lane was since reopened.

Supporting Iraqi children with cancer by buying chocolates

Supporting Iraqi children with cancer by buying chocolates

TOKYO, Japan - Minoru Kamata, a doctor and head of the civic group Japan Iraq Medical Network, poses in Tokyo on Jan. 5, 2011 with tins of chocolates that are being sold for a donation charity to help pediatric cancer patients in war-torn Iraq at the group's head office.

Supporting Iraqi children with cancer by buying chocolates

Supporting Iraqi children with cancer by buying chocolates

TOKYO, Japan - Minoru Kamata, a doctor and head of the civic group Japan Iraq Medical Network, poses in Tokyo on Jan. 5, 2011 with tins of chocolates that are being sold for a donation charity to help pediatric cancer patients in war-torn Iraq at the group's head office. (Kyodo)