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Landslide buries Gyirong Port on China-Nepal border, killing at least 95

A massive landslide triggered by heavy monsoon rains and possibly an earthquake-induced glacier collapse struck the Gyirong Port border crossing between China and Nepal, engulfing a six-story building in seconds. Security camera footage shows people fleeing as mud swallowed the structure and destroyed nearby roads, communication towers and power infrastructure. At least 95 people have died and hundreds remain unaccounted for as authorities declared a national emergency.

Amazon cuts Linkind SL6C smart solar spotlights to $97.99

Amazon has discounted Linkind's SL6C outdoor smart solar spotlights to $97.99, a 25% cut from their $129.99 list price. The lights feature a dual-ring design with adjustable inner and outer beams, support 16 million colors and tunable white tones, and can be controlled via app or voice commands. They charge via solar or USB and carry an IP66 waterproof rating for outdoor use.

Apple sets September 9 event, foldable iPhone expected

Apple has scheduled its 'Surprise and Shine' event for September 9, streamed via its website, Apple TV, the Developer app and YouTube at 10 a.m. PT. The event is expected to introduce new iPhone hardware, including a possible foldable iPhone and updated iPhone 18 Pro models, and will mark incoming CEO John Ternus' first public appearance in the role.

Apple sets September 9 event, foldable iPhone expected to debut

Apple has sent out invitations for a launch event on September 9 at 10am PT, widely expected to unveil its first foldable iPhone alongside new iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max models. Reports suggest the foldable device, rumored to be called the iPhone Ultra, will use a book-style design similar to Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 8. Updated Apple Watches and a refreshed Apple TV 4K may also be announced at the same event.

Ukrainian drones destroy Wildberries warehouse in Tambov region for second time

Ukrainian long-range drones set fire to a Wildberries warehouse in Russia's Tambov region on Wednesday, destroying it completely, according to local officials. This marks the second strike on the facility in five weeks, following a July 18 attack that killed seven people and began a broader Ukrainian campaign against the retailer's facilities nationwide. Separately, Ukraine's military said it struck a Lukoil refinery in Nizhny Novgorod region overnight, sparking a fire at the plant.

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