The Cabinet approved compensation for farming families displaced by the Uma Oya Multipurpose Development Project, citing previous relocation plans as infeasible due to environmental and logistical challenges.

The article reports on President Trump's planned prime-time address regarding the Iran war, his claims of war progress, and the economic and diplomatic fallout.

The article details the death of Rohingya refugee Nurul Amin Shah, ruled a homicide by Erie County authorities, and includes statements from officials, family members, and lawmakers regarding the circumstances of his death and potential…

The article discusses potential Canadian participation in Japan's multinational stealth fighter project, noting Ottawa's interest in diversifying defense partnerships and the project's goal to modernize Japan's air force.

The article announces the appointment of Mahen De Saram and Ranil Goonetilleke to corporate boards, detailing their professional backgrounds, qualifications, and current roles in various Sri Lankan companies and organizations.

The article reports on a viral Chinese social media tutorial detailing how Iran could potentially counter US F-35 fighter jets using low-cost systems.

Australia will participate in UK-led talks with 35 nations to address the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, with officials emphasizing the need for safe passage and maritime security.

The article reports on the passage of an Israeli death penalty law targeting Palestinian militants, highlighting international condemnation and domestic support.

The article discusses the case of Eric Tennant, a West Virginia man whose health insurer denied coverage for a treatment, leading to his death.

The article reports on the successful launch of NASA's Artemis II mission, which sent four astronauts on a 10-day lunar orbit flight. It describes the mission as the most ambitious US space endeavor in decades.

The article reports on Sri Lanka's Treasury Bill auction results, secondary bond market activity, inflation data, and money/forex market conditions.

The article announces Suresh Shah's appointment as Chairman of Hatton National Bank PLC, detailing his extensive professional experience and board memberships across various Sri Lankan organizations.

The article discusses Commercial Bank of Ceylon's investment banking initiatives in Sri Lanka, highlighting their strategies for expanding services in capital markets, corporate finance, and wealth management.

The article reports on the impact of the federal government shutdown on TSA and Coast Guard workers, detailing unpaid wages, financial strain, and political blame between Democrats and Republicans.

The article details a dispute between Brad Reese, grandson of the inventor of Reese's Peanut Butter Cups, and Hershey Company over recipe changes.

A judge in Harris County, Texas, faced backlash after a viral video showed him reacting harshly to an IT employee during a court livestream. A lawyer criticized the judge's behavior, leading to a court order for the lawyer to appear.

A magnitude 7.8 earthquake occurred in the Northern Molucca Sea region of Indonesia, with a shallow depth of 10km. The USGS issued tsunami warnings for coastal areas in Indonesia, the Philippines, and Malaysia.

Russia claims full control of Ukraine's Luhansk region, but Reuters cannot verify the report. Ukrainian officials deny any battlefield changes, while the Kremlin demands Ukrainian withdrawal from Donetsk, which Kyiv rejects as absurd.

The article discusses toxic algal blooms in the Waikato River, linking them to geothermal activity and invasive gold clams.

In a now notorious interview, actor Timothée Chalamet declared he only wanted to work in a creative field people valued.