Cyclone Toll Reaches 366 in Sri Lanka, Indian Army Extends Assistance Under Operation Sagar Bandhu
The recent cyclone that devastated Sri Lanka has now claimed 366 lives, with many more still affected by the destruction
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Coastal Seas Are Acidifying Shockingly Fast
New research from the University of St Andrews reveals that coastal seas — especially in upwelling zones — are becoming
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BBC launches satellite news channel in Myanmar as earthquake leaves population in urgent need
When a 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck central Myanmar in March 2025 — with its epicentre near Mandalay — the devastation was
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Gio Reyna’s Return Sparks Hope: Still Eyeing a Spot for the 2026 World Cup
In a much-anticipated return to the U.S. men’s national team, Gio Reyna made a powerful statement. Back in the starting
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There’s Fire All Around Us: A Firsthand Account of Climate Breakdown in the Pantanal
My name is Abbie Martin. My work has taken me from captaining a boat in the Caribbean to researching jaguars
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NBA Star Michael Ray Richardson Dies at 70 After Prostate Cancer Battle
LAWTON, OKLAHOMA — Michael Ray Richardson, a former NBA All-Star whose career was marred by personal struggles but later marked
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Choosing Yourself at COP 30: How to Stay Healthy and Well While Creating the World We Want
It has been five years since I committed to a genuine journey of wellbeing. I’d dabbled in it before —
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Philippines Braces as Super Typhoon Fung-wong Threatens Widespread Destruction
The Philippines is once again under harrowing threat as Super Typhoon Fung‑wong (locally named “Uwan”) barrels toward its northeastern coast
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The ocean’s hierarchy of predators—long dominated by creatures like the Great White Shark—is facing a remarkable disruption. New research reveals
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Hurricane Melissa Makes Landfall, Tensions Rise in Gaza & U.S. Air Traffic Controllers Struggle Amid Shutdown
A major weather event is underway. The storm known as Hurricane Melissa has made landfall along Cuba’s eastern coast, bringing
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