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El ministerio de exteriores de Israel denuncia un «acto vergonzoso» después de que las imágenes mostraran a un hombre empujando a una mujer al suelo y pateándola. Un video de un ataque contra una monja católica francesa e investigadora arqueológica en Jerusalem ha provocado una repulsa generalizada y ha sido denunciado como un «acto vergonzoso» por el ministerio de exteriores de Israel. En el video, un hombre corre detrás de la monja mientras ella camina por una calle y la empuja con fuerza, de modo que la víctima está a punto de golpearse la cabeza contra un bloque de piedra. Tras alejarse unos pasos, el agresor, que parece ser judío, regresa para patear a la monja mientras yace en el suelo y solo se detiene cuando interviene un transeúnte. Continuar leyendo...

Distressed riders who were stranded for hours say Apollo Go customer service agents offered ‘useless platitudes’A “system malfunction” has caused several self-driving robotaxis to stall in the middle of the road in China, police have confirmed, after distressed riders were stranded for hours.Local authorities in the central Chinese city of Wuhan said they began receiving calls “one after another” on Tuesday night from riders reporting that autonomous vehicles operated by the Chinese internet company Baidu had frozen. Continue reading...

An NWS office posted video of the meteor shooting across the sky, but says no report of debris found as it likely burnedA meteor over Ohio caused a large boom that jolted people as far away as Pennsylvania on Tuesday morning, according to the National Weather Service (NWS) and reports.The meteor entered the atmosphere at about 9am local time on Tuesday, producing a sonic boom felt across a wide swath of northern Ohio and beyond. Reports poured in from Cleveland and other sectors as far east as Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and into New York state. Continue reading...

• A new study published in the journal Science documents that climate change is making fish smaller, posing significant threats to global food security and fishery productivity. • The research warns that the shift toward smaller fish species could worsen fishery losses by as much as 50%, impacting both commercial fishing industries and food availability worldwide. • The findings highlight the cascading ecological effects of climate change on marine ecosystems and underscore the urgency of addressing global warming to protect food systems.