top of page
Friday, October 2, 2026
Widget Didn’t Load
Check your internet and refresh this page.
If that doesn’t work, contact us.
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.
More News
Military Cyber Forces to Help Protect U.S. Election Systems Ahead of Midterms
Political disagreements intensified across Latin America today as regional leaders debated controversial proposals involving migration management, trade cooperation, and economic integration during a high-level summit attended by presidents and foreign ministers from across the continent.
Starbucks is Closing 250 Stores in North America
Starbucks made an announcement and is looking forward to close 250 North American stores. It is the second big round of store closures under Starbucks Chairman
Victoria Monét Revealed the Tracklist of Frequency of Love
Victoria Monét revealed the tracklist for her upcoming sophomore album, Frequency of Love. It would feature 22 songs, including three singles: Juicy, Reach Out,
Joyce Wrice Released Her Latest Single – Fly (Someone You Love)
Joyce Wrice released Fly (Someone You Love) on September 26, 2026, via BMG, ahead of her sophomore album, MACHIKO. It features rapper Salimata. The song explores
Joyce Wrice Announced Her Sophomore Album – Machiko
Joyce Wrice announced her sophomore album, MACHIKO, set for release on October 9, 2026, via BMG Records. The album title means “city girl” in Japanese, reflects
King Charles Warns Tech Leaders of AI’s ‘Existential Danger’ at Scotland Summit
In a stark warning to the world’s most powerful technology executives, King Charles III cautioned that artificial intelligence risks developing “darker capacities” and urged industry leaders to prevent the technology from causing catastrophic harm if it falls into the wrong hands.
Harmony in the Arena: How Ed Sheeran’s Tour Drama Sparked Unexpected Humanitarian Unity
What began as a high-stakes clash over political expression and venue ownership has evolved into an extraordinary display of humanitarian solidarity.
U.S. Refuses Strikes on Houthis, Leaving Saudi Arabia to Fight Alone in Red Sea Pivot
Rapid and dramatic military advances by Iran-backed Houthi fighters in Yemen, including the seizure of a strategic Red Sea island, have dealt a severe blow to a Middle East already reeling from the broader U.S. war with Iran, escalating an global energy crisis and leaving regional allies exasperated over Washington’s refusal to directly intervene.
bottom of page