Rachel Morgan News Editor 
Dublin City Council is launching a pilot initiative to provide free sunscreen to members of the public through dispensers located in 12 parks across the city, according to a municipal spokesperson. The scheme aims to promote sun safety and reduce the risk of skin cancer in Ireland, where skin cancer is recorded as the most … Read more
A cultural showcase will take place this Saturday at St Patrick’s Church Hall in Monaghan, running from 12 pm until 4 pm to celebrate diversity, share culture, and build community. The upcoming event is a joint initiative organized by the Monaghan Rotary Club and the Monaghan Lions Club. Jodie Curran recently joined in studio with … Read more
Senior prosecutor Febrie Adriansyah was detained by the Attorney General’s Office on Friday night after being questioned as a corruption suspect, marking a major development in one of the country’s highest-profile graft investigations. Investigators escorted Febrie into a detention vehicle waiting outside the Attorney General’s Office following the questioning. Suspect Designation and Legal Representation “At … Read more
According to a Special Tribunal judgment delivered on 13 July 2026, the Mshandukani Foundation received a R4 million National Lotteries Commission grant in 2019 intended for installing boreholes at rural Eastern Cape schools and clinics, but Special Investigating Unit probes revealed the boreholes had actually been constructed three years earlier in 2016. Fraudulent Borehole Grant … Read more
Around 200 cases of online harm have been reported to the Online Safety Commission in Singapore since it began operations about a month ago, according to Minister for Law Edwin Tong. Speaking at the open house of the SHECARES support centre on July 24, Tong stated that the commission has actively assisted survivors—including children—by securing … Read more
Colt Gray, the teenager accused of killing four students and injuring nine others in the 2024 shooting at Apalachee High School in Winder, Georgia, pleaded guilty to all 55 charges on Friday. The non-negotiated plea hearing concluded without a trial as emotional survivors and victims’ families delivered harrowing testimony in court. Apalachee High School Shooter … Read more
As Latvia moves closer to the next parliamentary election, political analyst Filips Rajevskis warns that Prime Minister Andris Kulbergs faces an intense race for voter support and heightened expectations regarding public spending reforms. Rajevskis addressed these political dynamics in an interview, discussing the feasibility of retaining office, historical precedents in Latvian politics, and mounting public … Read more
Toronto police have launched a homicide investigation in the Rexdale area after an adult woman was found shot outside a residence early Friday morning and subsequently pronounced dead at the scene, according to local authorities. Officers responded to 52 Arborwood Drive, near Humberwood Boulevard and Rexdale Boulevard, at approximately 7:23 a.m. following reports of a … Read more
Families in Harbour Round, Newfoundland and Labrador, are mourning two commercial cod fishermen who died at sea on July 21, 2026, while calling for urgent industry changes to remove the pressure harvesters face to work in dangerous weather conditions. Stanley Giles, 66, and Michael Peter Seymour, also 66, lost their lives after their speedboat took … Read more
Nine New York City-area beaches are operating under a swimming advisory due to water quality concerns, according to the New York City Department of Health. The health department monitors water quality, weather conditions, and environmental hazards at over 20 city beaches throughout the swimming season, which lasts from June to September. Among the locations with … Read more