Plane crash in San Diego neighborhood claims three Sound Talent Group staff
SAN DIEGO three Sound Talent Group employees including co founder Dave Shapiro died when a private Cessna Citation II crashed into Murphy Canyon near a Navy housing area. Six people were aboard. authorities reported fatalities and injuries as residents fled. The plane originated from Wichita Kansas with a fuel stop in Kansas after leaving Teterboro New Jersey.
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NOAA predicts busy Atlantic hurricane season 2025 outlook
NOAA forecasters project 13 to 19 named storms with six to ten becoming hurricanes and three to five reaching major status as ocean warmth remains a key driver. The agency expects a above normal season with 60 percent odds, reflecting cautious optimism after 2024’s hyperactive record.
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Iran warns of special measures to defend nuclear sites
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi warned that Tehran may take special measures to defend its nuclear facilities if Israel continues threats. He said actions would be proportionate to preventive measures by international bodies and would be reported to the IAEA. The warning comes as Iran enriches uranium to 60 percent and amid reports of possible Israeli action.
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North Korea reports damaged second destroyer during launch
North Korea acknowledged a failed launch of a 5,000 ton destroyer at Chongjin, with the ship becoming unbalanced after a cradle slipped, signaling Kim Jong Un's push for a stronger navy amid rising tensions with the United States. A KCNA report notes observers view the disclosure as proof of intensified naval development.
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