Canada’s Dental Plan Now Covers 4.5 Million More Adults
Canada's Dental Care Plan expands, making 4.5 million more adults aged 18-64 eligible. Applications open in May 2025; coverage starts June 1.
Govind Tekale
$50M Verdict Against Starbucks After Hot Tea Burns Driveropy
A Los Angeles jury has ordered Starbucks to pay $50 million to Michael Garcia, a delivery driver who suffered severe burns to his genitals from a spilled hot tea at a drive-through.
Sunita Somvanshi
Endangered Korean Mountain Goats Rebound Population Surges Nearly 80% on Woraksan
Woraksan's endangered mountain goats have made a remarkable comeback. What's behind this nearly 80% population surge?
Stonehenge Introduces New Educational Facilities
Uncover how Stonehenge's new Learning Centre and Neolithic Classroom are set to revolutionize visitor engagement at this iconic site.
Saturn’s Moons Total 274 with 128 Newly Found Satellites
Saturn's moon tally skyrockets to 274 as astronomers identify 128 new satellites, dwarfing Jupiter's 95.
Karmactive Staff
Marijuana Users Under 50 Face 6x Higher Heart Attack Risk
Young cannabis users are at a sixfold increased risk of heart attacks, quadruple the risk of strokes, and double the risk of heart failure. Understand the alarming cardiovascular dangers associated wi
Tejal Somvanshi
Plastic Recycling Stagnant at 5%; Ineffective Methods Promoted
"Chemical recycling is under scrutiny as 80% of facilities primarily incinerate plastics, converting as little as 0.1% back into reusable material, raising environmental and health concerns."
African Penguin Numbers Plummet by 77%; Court Enforces No-Fishing Zones
African penguin populations have declined by 77% in recent decades. A court ruling now enforces no-fishing zones to protect these endangered birds.
Origin Energy Fined $17.6M for Customer Rule Breaches
Nearly 670,000 Origin Energy customers were impacted as the company faces a record $17.6M penalty. How did these breaches happen, and what does it mean for energy compliance?
Massive Structures Found Deep Under Giza Pyramids
Scientists have detected extensive underground structures stretching 2 kilometers and reaching depths of 648 meters beneath the Giza Pyramids, challenging traditional views of ancient Egyptian.