Study reveals how ants adapt to every corner of the planet
An international study reveals how ants adapt to diverse environments, conquering almost the entire planet. It analyzes social patterns of over 3,000 species.
Author: Redacción Orgullo Dominicano
Niche Group celebrates La Arenosa during Carnival
Niche Group Barranquilla celebrates the 'Arenosa' with their new single 'Barranquilla is in Style'. A vibrant tribute to the coastal Carnival that exalts its culture.
PROMESE/CAL drives national public tender for RD$2,485 million
PROMESE/CAL tender of RD$2,485 million for essential medicines under new law 47-25. Crucial impact on Dominican public health, covering 442 items.
Elton John Files Lawsuit Over Privacy
Elton John sues the Daily Mail for privacy invasion regarding his health and his child's birth. Details of the historic trial and its impact on his family.
Cancer in RD: Alarming increase in cases between 2019 and 2025
Cancer in RD records about 7,500 cases 2019-2025. Women double men. It faces impact, with investment and prevention highlighted. Urgent early detection.
Fault in UASD106 circuit causes power outages in the National District
Fault in Circuit UASD106 leaves several key sectors of the National District without power. Edesur is working to restore service. Know affected areas and progress.
We Are Carnival: The Dominican Diaspora Awakens its Festive Spirit
Exhibition 'Somos Carnaval Diáspora Dominicana' opens on February 6 in New York. Celebrates the festive identity of Dominican carnival and unites the community in Upper Manhattan.
The Washington Post lays off a third of its staff
The Washington Post lays off a third of its staff and closes its sports section due to a deep financial crisis. This blow to journalism impacts the global…
UASD virtual diploma courses to empower the Dominican diaspora
UASD virtual diploma programs launch academic offerings for the Dominican diaspora. 100% online courses strengthen professionals in the US, Europe, and more. Boost your career.
Border Chief Orders Mass Withdrawal of Agents in Minneapolis
Border Chief, Tom Homan, withdraws 700 agents from Minneapolis due to tension. The decision is unprecedented local cooperation, despite protests and deaths.