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Pentagon releases fourth batch of declassified UFO files, including Texas nuclear plant sighting

The Pentagon's latest release, its fourth since May, includes 40 files spanning documents, videos, audio and images from multiple US agencies. Highlights include a 2015 sighting over a Texas nuclear facility, a veteran aviator's account of an unidentifiable object, and fresh footage from the Indo-Pacific region

Oil prices plunge 10% for the week as Hormuz traffic resumes; Brent settles at $71.99

Higher tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz and easing supply concerns drove oil to its steepest weekly decline in months. Brent fell 4.34% on Friday, while WTI slipped below $70

A university in Texas banned a professor from teaching Plato

Censorship in a university classroom: Texas A&M bans the Symposium – the professor was forced to comply with the directives

Texas: Law gives citizens the right to sue anyone who facilitates the provision of abortion pills

In Texas abortion is banned - The law must be signed by the governor

Deadly flooding in Texas: Nearly 80 dead – Fading hopes for 10 girls still missing

Trump will visit the region on Friday

Deadly floods in Texas: 27 dead, 27 missing girls from Summer Camp – The tragic stories of the victims

18 adults and 9 children among the victims – Epicenter of the tragedy is Camp Mystic, located by the Guadalupe River

Colombian migrants denounce their humiliating treatment by US officials

"Feeling those handcuffs and experiencing that situation was something very strange for me. It was sad. It was shocking," said Daniel Vásquez, who remained in detention for a week

Unthinkable tragedy at a CrossFit competition in the USA: Serbian athlete drowns helpless just before the finish line

Video shows Lazar Đukić struggling to stay above water but failing – Questions arise about the organizers' response

US: Scientists sound the alarm over rivers in Alaska – Why they are turning orange

Researchers have identified at least 75 orange rivers and streams in an area the size of Texas. The phenomenon is due to the melting of permafrost covering large areas of the Arctic

USA: 19 dead and unimaginable damage from storms and tornadoes – Kentucky in a state of emergency

The extreme weather events "hit" Texas, Arkansas, Oklahoma and Kentucky - Meteorologists warn that they will become more intense

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