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Sports Illustrated, a well-known sports publication, recently faced controversy when it was reported that some of its online articles were generated by artificial intelligence and attributed to fictitious authors. The articles in question were provided by a third-party company, Advon Commerce, and were later removed from the Sports Illustrated website after the issue came to […]

Pope Francis is currently undergoing intravenous antibiotic treatment for lung inflammation, as confirmed by the Vatican. This health issue has led him to modify his schedule, although he does not have pneumonia or a fever. Francis disclosed his condition last Sunday, explaining his absence from the traditional greeting at St. Peter’s Square. Instead, he offered

In a strategic move to tap into the lucrative destination wedding market, St. Vincent and the Grenadines (SVG) has introduced an online application system for marriage licenses. This development, as announced by Minister of Tourism Carlos James, is part of SVG’s efforts to attract more visitors seeking unique wedding destinations. With the destination wedding industry

Vice-President of Guyana, Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo, during a public meeting in Anna Regina, Region Two, has reaffirmed Guyana’s steadfast position on the Essequibo region, amidst ongoing territorial claims by Venezuela. Dr. Jagdeo, who has previously served as the President of Guyana, emphasized the historical and legal basis of Guyana’s claim, maintaining that Venezuela’s aspirations to

The Caribbean Climate Justice Alliance, comprising over 40 civil society organizations, grassroots leaders, activists, academics, creatives, media, and other stakeholders, is pushing for prompt and intensified efforts to address the climate crisis, especially concerning the needs of Caribbean Small Island Developing States (SIDS) and other vulnerable nations.