Isabelle Durso is a news reporter with a focus on national news in the United Kingdom. She has written for various publications including the Daily Express, Irish Star US, Scottish Daily Record and Sunday Mail Ltd, Bristol Post, Cigalah Group, and Western Mail. Isabelle covers a wide range of topics including current events, politics, crime, and human interest stories.
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The Colombia president revealed he intends to break relations with Israel due to its military actions in Gaza.
A large earthquake rocked Los Angeles on Wednesday, leaving homes shaking and locals in a state of fear.
By: Isabelle Durso
EXCLUSIVE: AccuWeather meteorologists have warned that Americans should start preparing now for another extremely hot summer.
By: Isabelle Durso
The tornadoes destroyed buildings, tossed cars and buses, and sheared the roofs off houses across several towns in the Midwest.
Joie Henney said that Wally, his emotional support alligator, will likely not survive if he was left on his own in the wild.
By: Isabelle Durso
Bird flu's rapid spread in dairy herds has raised concerns that it could acquire mutations that would make it easier to spill over into humans.
By: Isabelle Durso
Bryan Kohberger, who used to be a criminal justice student at Washington State University, is charged with four counts of murder.
By: Isabelle Durso
Tornadoes have been slamming into the central US this week, with dozens of storms reported over several states, including Texas and Oklahoma.
By: Isabelle Durso
The US said Russia has used chloropicrin in Ukraine, which is expressly banned under international law and listed as a choking agent.
A young boy appears to be covered in blood as he runs to storm chaser Freddy McKinney's vehicle alongside a man and woman who carries a young girl.
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