Lifestyle Writer
With a strong foundation in art and business management, Kyla has spent the past 13 years successfully running multiple small businesses. As a freelance writer and content creator, she thrives on creating compelling narratives and engaging digital content.
Communities across the Mid North Coast are battling a flood emergency that has taken a tragic turn. The ongoing Australian floods have already claimed four lives. Emergency crews continue working around the clock as more than 50,000 people remain at risk. Towns face isolation, farms lie underwater, and entire neighborhoods have been evacuated. This disaster...
In scenes echoing the early pandemic days, hospitals in parts of Asia are seeing packed waiting rooms and rising test positivity rates. From China to Thailand, and even Singapore and Hong Kong, a new Covid-19 wave is picking up speed. At the heart of it is a fast-spreading Omicron subvariant called NB.1.8.1. Residents are once...
You’re lying on an exam table in a paper gown, feet in stirrups, anxiously gripping the sides. The doctor tells you to “Take a deep breath” as they begin the IUD insertion. A sudden cramp hits with a sharp, deep pain unlike anything you expected. Your face tenses, eyes sting, but you’re told, “Almost done.”...
Trump’s new tariffs just kicked in, and Americans are already feeling the effects. From electronics to luxury items, import charges are spiking prices in unexpected ways. People are now sharing their receipts online, revealing surprise fees and massive markups. Many buyers are shocked by the sudden jump in costs for products they used to import...
Two orcas and 12 dolphins remain confined in Marineland Antibes, an abandoned marine park in southern France. Since its closure in January 2025, the animals have endured worsening conditions. Wikie the orca and her son Keijo swim endlessly in stagnant, algae-filled pools. Despite public outcry and relocation proposals, government inaction has kept them trapped. As...
Imagine a world where every blood donation could save any life and there is no need to match blood types, and no delay in treatment. That world is no longer just science fiction. Thanks to cutting-edge research, scientists are now closer than ever to creating universal blood that works for all patients. This lab-made universal...
A new children’s book is making headlines in the UK for its bold version of ancient history. Brilliant Black British History, written by author Atinuke, claims that Britain was once a Black country and that Black people built Stonehenge. This claim about Stonehenge’s origins challenges long-held views and has sparked a heated debate. While the...
What started as a protest in Canada has evolved into a growing international campaign focused on avoiding US brands. Sparked by frustration with American trade policies and political tensions, consumers across Europe are now choosing local alternatives. From fast food chains to tech giants, people are rejecting American products in favor of ones that better...
On May 8, 2025, history turned a page as Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost was elected to the papacy, becoming Pope Leo XIV, the first American ever to lead the Roman Catholic Church. His appointment immediately captured the world’s attention. The Pope’s message to America was eagerly anticipated by many. However, it wasn’t just the historic...
Tired of swatting at mosquitoes every time you step outside? Nature might already have the answer. Instead of reaching for chemical sprays or candles, consider planting a few strategic herbs and flowers that mosquitoes can’t stand. Many of these plants not only look beautiful but also release strong scents that disrupt the mosquito’s ability to...
For decades, global campaigns have urged everyday people to do their part in slowing climate change. We’ve been told to drive electric cars, take shorter showers, recycle more, and eat less meat. While these actions help, a new and widely discussed study published in Nature Climate Change challenges this narrative. It suggests that individual lifestyle...
In a remarkable medical breakthrough, Chinese scientists have introduced a smart ‘band-aid’ that could revolutionize internal treatments. Unlike anything seen before, this ultra-thin patch clings directly to wet, moving internal organs and delivers medicine on demand. It also tracks the healing process and wirelessly sends data to doctors for real-time treatment adjustments. Researchers from the...
