Published:Thursday | December 4, 2025 | 7:54 AMBANG Bizarre
An "ambitious" mission to Saturn's sixth-largest moon has been announced. The European Space Agency said Enceladus – which has the requirements for life – will be explored. The icy moon measures 500km, and it is known for...
Published:Thursday | December 4, 2025 | 7:46 AMBANG Bizarre
Researchers from Ankara University, Turkey, filmed 31 cats and their humans in their homes, using chest-mounted cameras to capture those first precious seconds when owners walk through the door. On average, cats lobbed 4.3 meows at their male...
Published:Thursday | December 4, 2025 | 7:25 AMBANG Bizarre
A trio of everyday nutrients can reverse autism-like symptoms in mice – and it could be effective for humans. Researchers in Taiwan say they’ve created a supplement “cocktail” that supercharges communication between neurons...
Published:Thursday | December 4, 2025 | 7:09 AMBANG Bizarre
A huge new study from Arizona State University suggests that CBD — the cannabis compound beloved by stressed-out humans — could help soften aggressive behaviour in dogs. Researchers sifted through data from 47,355 pooches in the Dog...
Published:Thursday | December 4, 2025 | 6:38 AMBANG Bizarre
A major new study claims the ancient mind-body practice can deliver sleep benefits nearly on par with cognitive behavioural therapy. Around one in three Britons wrestle nightly with insomnia, a condition linked to heart disease, depression,...
CHICAGO: As geopolitical tensions rise, competition for the cutting-edge science and talent that underpins advanced technology has heated up. The United States, China, and other major powers now regard leadership in areas like AI, semiconductors,...
NEW YORK: As the fourth anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine approaches, the European Union has yet to take one of the most powerful steps that would make a real difference on the ground in Ukraine: use frozen Russian assets to help...
NEW YORK: This has been a bumpy year for the US economy. Although there was a massive boom in AI-related investments, uncertainties caused by President Donald Trump’s tariffs and other polices curtailed growth in the second half of the year,...
NEW DELHI: This year's G20 Summit in Johannesburg marked several historic firsts. For starters, it was the group’s first-ever summit in Africa, and the first to include the African Union as a full-fledged member. It also set less...
MUNICH: Another great transformation is under way in China. The world’s factory is fast becoming its first electro-state, with an economy increasingly built on clean energy, AI, advanced manufacturing, and control of key strategic materials....
Finance Minister Fayval Williams is expected to break her silence in Parliament this week, with Jamaicans anticipating a clear strategy to confront the massive economic fallout from Hurricane Melissa. With new data showing a projected 13% GDP...
Organisers of the North West St Catherine Solidarity Student Exchange Programme say a full support network is in place to help families hosting children displaced by Hurricane Melissa. Host homes will receive guidance from pastors, weekly check-ins...
With the Hope River carving deeper into its banks after Hurricane Melissa, a senior National Works Agency official says relocation may be the only sustainable solution for residents of Kintyre and Tavern. Stephen Shaw, NWA communication manager,...
Prime Minister Andrew Holness says the Government will use the post-Melissa rebuilding period to address long-standing land-ownership issues in Westmoreland, where many residents have built homes on stilts or occupy land informally. He said the...
The Jamaica Independent Schools Association is pushing back against a ministry clause that restricts clean-up grants to private schools only if they host displaced public-school students. JISA President Tamar McKenzie argues that hurricane relief...
Jamaica’s Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Hotline has recorded a major spike in calls, reflecting growing emotional distress in the wake of Hurricane Melissa. October saw 768 calls, the highest monthly total ever – with increases...
Opposition lawmakers questioned the Government on Tuesday about key details of the US$150 million loan approved for the Jamaica Public Service Company (JPS) to restore power by February 2026. With hurricane damage estimated at US$350 million, they...
Residents of Somerton are mourning Jimmy Cliff not only as a global icon, but as a neighbour known for his generosity and quiet good deeds. Childhood friend “Skillman” recalled how Cliff never lost touch, helping with school needs,...
If a picture is worth a thousand words, then it is likely the cartoonist's pen, chock full of underlying meaning and different ways of seeing an issue, may be worth so many more. Take a look at this week's past line-up of cartoons as...
Take a look back at the evolution of Jimmy Cliff — from a promising young artiste in 1966 to a global musical force and national honouree. These snapshots capture key moments in his remarkable journey
Government officials and business leaders gathered yesterday to celebrate the opening of the Bank of Montreal Jamaica Ltd., the island’s newest financial institution. The bank, which replaces the former Bank of London and Montreal branch, now...
Kingston College fell 2–0 to Manchester United’s youth team after a costly defensive mistake early in the second half shifted the momentum. Goalkeeper Donovan Hayles left his line to collect a ball, but a miskick by defender Leroy Dias...
Jamaica expressed gratitude for Canada’s assistance after a loan agreement was signed to provide $272,727 for printing reading materials for the National Literacy Programme. Finance Minister David Coore said the support would significantly...
Jimmy Cliff’s journey from a shy country boy to an international star was driven by a deep belief in himself, even when others doubted him. He recalled being laughed at in his early days as he searched Kingston for opportunities, pushing his...
