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Two children, Sahil Manan and Shashyanu Deeghayu Munasinghe, submitted an open letter to the Women and Child Affairs Minister regarding the end of corporal punishment in Sri Lankan schools.
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Donald Trump stated that he believes NASA has a good chance of returning astronauts to the Moon before 2029, referencing the Artemis II program.
The article reports on the UEFA Champions League semi-final first leg draw between Arsenal and Atletico Madrid, which ended 1-1 after penalty drama.
The article discusses King Charles III and Queen Camilla's recent visit to the US capital, suggesting the visit was underwhelming.
Multiple news snippets report that a federal appeals court in New York rejected President Donald Trump's request to rehear challenges regarding an $83 million defamation verdict from E. Jean Carroll.
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The article reports that Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell plans to remain a central bank governor for an undetermined period.
The article reports that the Supreme Court limited a key provision of the Voting Rights Act on Wednesday. It characterizes this ruling as a loss for civil rights groups and suggests that the ruling has significant implications for the…
The article primarily reports on the abolition of the hereditary peerage system in the House of Lords, noting that while most peers lost their right to sit in 1999, 92 remained after a compromise.
The Government approved two major relief initiatives following Cyclone Ditwah: one for interim housing and another for restoring damaged religious sites.
The article analyzes tax compliance in developing economies, arguing that while enforcement (fear) plays a role, voluntary compliance is primarily driven by human factors like civic duty, personal ethics, and the desire for recognition.
The article analyzes the gender gap in Sri Lanka's corporate sector, noting that despite women's high rates of tertiary education, their representation on corporate boards remains low.
The US Embassy in Sri Lanka celebrated the 15th anniversary of American Corner Jaffna (ACJ) and inaugurated a new 'Freedom 250 Pavilion.' The article details ACJ's role in providing educational and cultural resources, emphasizing its…
The government plans to introduce electric train services alongside the current railway network as part of the Colombo Suburban Railway Project.
The article announces that internationally respected Buddhist scholar Ajahn Brahmali will deliver a special Dhamma Talk on 'The Right View' (Samma Ditthi) at the BMICH on May 1st.
The article contains multiple news snippets covering different political topics. One section reports that the Supreme Court struck down a majority-Black congressional district in Louisiana, weakening a Civil Rights-era law.
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The article discusses the United Arab Emirates' decision to leave OPEC and analyzes the potential impact of this move. The discussion is framed within the context of a severe global energy crisis, attributing the crisis to the US-Israel…
The article discusses the potential challenges facing incoming Federal Reserve chair nominee Kevin Warsh, particularly regarding the outgoing chair, Jerome Powell, who plans to remain an active member of the Board of Governors.