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Researchers looked at 10.8 million words uttered by almost 700 participants, who recorded themselves having daily conversations. The team analysed which sex expresses their kindness more through words, such as "mate", "pal",...

With Jamaica’s restructured political ombudsman system under fire, civil society voices are urging stronger safeguards to uphold the political code of conduct during the election season. The shift from a stand-alone ombudsman to the nine-...

Residents of Twickenham Glades in St Catherine are voicing deep disappointment after persistent termite infestations have ravaged their relatively new National Housing Trust (NHT) homes. Despite a $6.4 million re-treatment effort by the state...

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has secured permission to appeal key rulings in his legal battle against the Integrity Commission, resulting in a stay of the scheduled October hearing. Holness had sought to strike from the record several paragraphs...

The Florence Hill area of St Andrew remains on edge as ongoing police operations uncover the scale and sophistication of criminal networks fuelling gun violence. Intelligence points to two warring factions — dubbed the King Western and...

Andrea Sunshine, 55, from Brazil, said a ChatGPT bot named Theo gave her "everything a human never has", including "sensual and erotic tension". The fitness coach told him all about her "desires and fantasies". But...

A major new study has revealed that those who consume the most ultra-processed foods (UPFs) are a lot more likely to get the disease. An international team of experts have revealed that junk food is particularly bad for non-small cell lung cancer...

New research suggests that a brisk 15-minute walk every day can boost heart health and cut the risk of death by 19 per cent. Experts in the US studied nearly 80,000 adults in low-income areas and discovered that a brief brisk walk was more helpful...

FRANKFURT: US President Donald Trump’s fierce attacks on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell have attracted global attention, rattled markets, and, perhaps most importantly, sparked debate about the wisdom of central bank independence...

FREIBURG: Democratic societies require free and fair elections and an independent and impartial judiciary that resolves disputes without regard to the identity of the parties. Unless the laws that democracies give themselves are enforced...

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 past's line-up of cartoons as...

Tributes continue to pour in for Don Wehby, whose legacy extends far beyond boardrooms and public policy into the heart of Jamaica’s sporting culture. Widely praised for his vision, integrity, and patriotism, Wehby was especially revered for...