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The Invisible Enemy: Why Is Dengue Spreading So Rapidly Across Sri Lanka?
The monsoon rain has barely stopped falling on a Negombo rooftop when a child splashes through a puddle nearby, unaware that the pool of water above his home may be nurturing the next generation of disease-carrying mosquitoes.
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Tensions Escalated in Baltic Region as Russian Warship Fires Flares at Danish Helicopter
Tensions on NATO’s eastern flank reached a sharp point following a series of security encounters across the Baltic region, capped by a confrontational episode involving a Russian warship and a Danish military aircraft over international waters.


"Slow Down": AI Titans Trigger a Global Market Shock
For years, the motto of the tech industry was to move fast and break things. But when the "things" being built could reshape humanity itself, even the world’s most ambitious visionaries are hitting the brakes.


Restoring Spirits: Oxford Museum to Return Colonial-Era Naga Remains
In a landmark step toward addressing the legacy of British imperialism, the University of Oxford’s Pitt Rivers Museum has officially agreed to return dozens of ancestral human remains to their homeland in the mountainous borderlands of northeastern India and Myanmar.


Trump dismissed the new AI Guardrails, saying, “There is a SICK conspiracy” against the technology and data centers
Washington, D.C. — President Trump said on Monday, September 14, that he would be an adequate guardrail against rogue artificial intelligence, accusing anyone


Boston Ranked the Best City to Work in The United States
Boston is the Best City for Work in the United States, according to Indeed. Review the ranked list below. The Boston-Cambridge-Newton area ranked No. 1


Beyond the Collapse: How the Toxic Air of Ground Zero Continues to Harm New Yorkers Decades Later
Decades after the twin towers collapsed into a massive plume of toxic debris, a newly released cache of government documents has thrust the long-term health consequences of Ground Zero back into the public spotlight.


National Guard in D.C. Offered for Beautification Projects After Crime Emergency
National Guard in D.C. Offered for Beautification Projects After Crime Emergency


Sweden’s Election Dilemma: Defense Spending Clashes with Welfare Pledges
As Sweden prepares to head to the polls on Sunday, September 13, 2026, the Nordic nation finds itself caught between a soaring global security bill and an increasingly demanding domestic welfare system.
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