Month: July 2024

By: Elizabeth Kwan Jessica Neujahr, a public affairs specialist for the Oregon Department of Forestry, states that an increase in wildfires burning, including megafires, around Oregon and its nearby states…

By: Rachel Chen Recently from Thursday evening, July 18th, 2024, to Friday morning that same week, an IT crash, caused by a cybersecurity company’s software issue, resulted in many problems…

By: Alyssa Wan On Friday, July 19th, a massive IT crash disrupted 8.5 million computers running on Windows software. Flights, banks, media outlets, and companies worldwide were all affected. All…

By: Sandy Wang On Sunday, July 21, around half a million people in the Pacific Northwest, mostly Oregon and Washington State, were under the risk of severe wildfires starting due…

By: Nathan Tse Last Friday, an IT problem caused Windows computers to crash. There was a bug (a word for error in Computer Science) in an update for the software…

By: Cynthia Yu On Friday July 19, 2024, worldwide airplanes were stopped from take off. Passengers were waiting impatiently at the airports. The defect was caused by a company called…

By: Erice Zhang On July 19, 2024, omputers made errors, airline flights were delayed, and lots of stores were closed due to a bug around the world. The real reason…

By: Valentina Cheng High temperatures, low humidity, and lightning threaten the safety of large parts of the Pacific Northwest. As of Sunday, the 22nd, over 621,00 acres had been burnt,…

By: Leaya Chen On July 21st, President Biden announced to his staff that he was no longerparticipating in the presidential election. One minute later, that message was posted online. 24…

By: Isabella Liu President Joe Biden dropped out of the 2024 presidential election race on July 21st, 2024, ending his campaign for re-election. This astonishing decision occurred less than four…