Researchers discover microplastics in East Java's rainwater, natural springs, and even human amniotic fluid. Experts urge the government to act.

The raids were conducted following three separate explosions at houses producing firecrackers in the regencies of Grobogan, Kendal and Wonosobo, which resulted in five people being injured.

TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - The poverty rate in North Sumatra is currently recorded at 7.24 percent, equivalent to 1,280,000 people ...

This report covers the renewed eruption of Mount Semeru in East Java on February 26, 2026, including its activity level, seismograph data, safety advisories from PVMBG, and its status as the most acti ...

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Uncertainty surrounds the rollout of the Red and White Cooperatives (KMP) program as village cooperative managers grapple ...

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Coffee has become more than just a pre-game boost for these current and retired NFL players. Their caffeine-fueled ventures ...

Eighty-seven percent of organizations have at least one exploitable software vulnerability in production, affecting 40% of ...

Zimbabwean preacher Passion Java, born Panganai Java, has announced that he has divorced his wife, Lily, bringing their ...

Start your morning with The National News Desk as Jan Jeffcoat sits down with former Trump White House economic advisor Steve Moore to discuss how President Don ...