The Daily Populous

Videos of men mysteriously emerging from New York City sewers have drawn the attention of police, who insist there’s “no threat to the public,” authorities said Monday.

Social media posts appear to show groups of men, not affiliated with any public works crews, climbing out of manholes in various Brooklyn neighborhoods last week.

There are no arrests, and the investigation remains ongoing,” a police spokesperson said of both Brooklyn incidents. »

While the news was welcomed by Nintendo fans, some players had doubts about how the game would run on the Switch 2.

Given the technical demands of Call of Duty titles, there were concerns that the Nintendo version could face performance issues.

In a recent interview with VGC, Infinity Ward studio head Jack O’Hara said that getting the game running on Switch 2 was much easier than expected. »

Ukrainian authorities fear there may be people trapped under the rubble of an apartment building.

There are fears people remain trapped under the rubble of a multi-story apartment block in Podilsky district that partially collapsed after a “double tap” Russian strike, according to Klitschko.

Emergency responders at a property damaged in Russian attacks on the Ukrainian capital Kyiv early on June 2. »

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump sought to downplay the potential collapse of peace talks with Iran, saying the negotiations "started to get very boring" and that he "couldn't care less" if the talks are over.

For weeks, Trump has insisted Iran wants to make a deal with the U.S. after the Trump administration began its military campaign in Iran with airstrikes on Feb. 28.

Although the price of oil rose on news of Iran halting negotiations, Trump told CNBC he wasn't worried about the rising costs. »