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Destroyed house in Afghanistan after an earthquake, showing collapsed walls, exposed wooden beams, and debris scattered on the ground.

Afghanistan’s 6.0 Earthquake Kills 500+: ‘Never Seen Such a Strong Quake’ as Remote Villages Destroyed

A powerful 6.0 magnitude earthquake struck eastern Afghanistan late Sunday night, killing hundreds and leaving many more injured across remote mountain villages. The quake hit at 11:47 PM local time with its

Karmactive Staff

September 1, 2025

Representative Image. Ñaupa Iglesia cave shrine in Peru showing ancient stone architecture built into a natural rock formation with windows and niches carved into the mountainside.

Archaeology·News

3,800-Year-Old Toad Sculpture Reveals Climate Collapse That Destroyed Ancient Peruvian Civilization

Archaeologists have discovered a small sculpture of two toads that tells a powerful story about climate change from nearly 4,000 years ago. The find helps explain how an ancient Peruvian civilization collapsed

Govind Tekaleand

Karmactive Staff

September 1, 2025

Dramatic rainfall falling over mountainous terrain with dark storm clouds, showing intense precipitation sweeping across a Scottish landscape.

Climate·Weather

Climate Change Makes Fatal Rain Events 15-20% More Likely

Climate change has made intense rainfall events 15-20% more likely, according to new research from the University of Edinburgh. The study examined weather patterns similar to those that contributed to the fatal

Rahul Somvanshi

September 1, 2025

A close-up view of tap water flowing from a faucet into a glass being held by a person's hand.

Australia·Health·Pollution·Water

31 PFAS Types Found in Sydney Tap Water, 21 Previously Undetected

Scientists at the University of New South Wales have discovered 31 types of PFAS chemicals in Sydney’s tap water, with 21 of these never before detected in Australian drinking water. The findings,

Tejal Somvanshi

August 31, 2025

Pierre Poilievre talking with Dominion Diving workers in high-visibility vests inside a marine construction facility.

Canada·Energy·Politics

Poilievre: ‘CFR is Carbon Tax 2.0’ as PBO Shows Rural Communities Bear Heaviest Burden

Canada’s Clean Fuel Regulations are generating political debate about economic effects on Canadians. In a press conference, Opposition Leader Pierre Poilievre labeled the CFR “Carbon Tax 2.0,” claiming additional costs for households

Sunita Somvanshiand

Govind Tekale

August 29, 2025

Close-up photograph of two cylindrical batteries standing vertically against a blue background, showing their metal positive terminals.

News·Science·Technology

Ottawa Researchers Introduce Three Key Metrics to Revolutionize Decade-Long Betavoltaic Battery Development

University of Ottawa researchers have developed a new way to measure and compare betavoltaic batteries, potentially bringing us closer to devices that never need recharging. Working with Canadian Nuclear Laboratories (CNL), the

Karmactive Team

August 28, 2025

Google and Salesforce logos side by side on a white background, symbolising the connection between the two companies in the context of a recent security incident.

Business·News·Technology

Google Warns Gmail Users After Salesforce Breach: ‘We Will Never Call for Passwords’

ShinyHunters hackers accessed a Google corporate Salesforce instance in June 2025, compromising basic business contact information that puts Gmail users at risk of sophisticated phishing attempts. Voice Tricks Led to Salesforce Access

Rahul Somvanshi

August 28, 2025

Blue Ford Puma Gen-E electric car charging at a home wall box in the UK.

Electric·Mobility·Policy·UK

Two Fords grab £3,750 EV grant in UK as sub-£37k EV interest nearly doubles—“Proud Ford’s commitment… recognised”

The wallet-friendly revolution in electric driving just got real. From today (August 28, 2025), two Ford electric models will cost you £3,750 less, thanks to the UK government’s Electric Car Grant. The

Rahul Somvanshi

August 28, 2025

Mother and father lying in bed beside their baby, illustrating parental bonding and nighttime caregiving responses.

Health·Science

Brain Science Reveals Why Parents Respond Differently to Baby Cries: Experience Trumps Biology Says Dr. Swain

Ever noticed how one parent bolts upright at the baby’s tiniest whimper, while the other only stirs when there’s a suspicious noise downstairs? This isn’t just about who’s more tired—nurture trumps nature

Tejal Somvanshi

August 28, 2025

Health

Brain Protein Discovery Reverses Age-Related Memory Decline

Scientists have identified a single protein that drives memory decline in aging brains – and found a way to reverse its effects. The discovery could open new doors for treating age-related memory

Tejal Somvanshi

August 28, 2025