Synthia Rozario

Synthia Rozario is a Senior Correspondent at The Eastern Herald covering technology, geopolitics, business, and international affairs across multiple continents.

Emergency crews at the scene of a Russian missile strike in Kyiv Oblast August 5 2026

Russia’s Missile Barrage Kills 17 in Kyiv as Ukraine Intercepts None

Russia launched 28 missiles and 115 drones at Kyiv overnight, killing at least 17 as Ukraine intercepted none. President Zelensky warned interceptor stocks are at one-third of 2025 levels as Trump's withdrawal

August 5, 2026

by Synthia Rozario

Abdul El-Sayed Wins Michigan Senate Primary, Handing AIPAC Its Costliest Defeat

Abdul El-Sayed won Michigan's Democratic Senate primary Tuesday, defeating $65 million in outside spending led by AIPAC to become the first Muslim to receive a major-party Senate nomination. He faces Republican Mike Rogers in November in a race that could

August 5, 2026

by Synthia Rozario

Members of the US National Guard patrol at the base of the Washington Monument in Washington DC

Trump’s National Guard Occupation of Washington Will Cost $1.4 Billion Through 2029

A Pentagon cost estimate released by Sen. Elizabeth Warren shows Trump's National Guard deployment to Washington

AMD CEO Lisa Su on stage holding a chip at an AMD Next-Gen Accelerator Architecture and Zen 4 presentation

AMD’s Data Center Revenue More Than Doubled as Total Sales Hit a Record $11.5 Billion

AMD reported record quarterly revenue of $11.5 billion on Tuesday, as data center sales surged 107

Capital Punishment in United States- 1st execution in 60 years, a woman

In the United States, a woman was sentenced to death by injection for the murder of a pregnant woman and the abduction of her child. This was reported on the website of

October 17, 2020

News

Iceland develops Nasal Spray to help fight COVID-19

Icelandic company Kerecis has developed a nasal and oral spray that kills 99.97% of the COVID-19 virus. The spray is based on a technology called Viruxal, which is used in wound dressings

October 16, 2020

Health·News

Every 100th woman in the world suffers from slavery

Globally, more than 29 million girls and women are victims of modern slavery. This is stated in the UN report. According to the anti-slavery organization Walk Free, each of 130 women and

October 12, 2020

News

A new type of coronavirus immunity described – the T-cell riddle

Until a certain point, it was a priori believed that since SARS-CoV-2 is a new virus, no one has immunity to it. However, several scientific works have already proven that the so-called

October 8, 2020

Health·News

The best things to do when you’re in Memphis

If you’re tired of being quarantined at home and want to travel and explore now, we hear you! in case you’re planning a trip down to Memphis, TN, looking at Memphis hotels

October 2, 2020

News·Travel

Has the Swedish model proved superior in the fight against coronavirus?

Sweden’s rate of new coronavirus infections is now in dramatic decline and is lower than Denmark and Norway for the first time since March and the start of the pandemic. The rate

September 6, 2020

Health·News

India may resume TikTok as Microsoft is going to buy

Microsoft is in talks with China’s ByteDance to purchase TikTok’s short video service. The American company announced the course of negotiations on Monday, August 3. After Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella spoke with

August 4, 2020

Business·News·Technology

US Polls: Biden has an advantage over Trump

Less than 100 days before the presidential election in America, polls show that the Democratic presidential candidate, former Vice President Joe Biden, has an advantage of as much as 10 percent over

August 1, 2020

Government and Politics·News

Rural Living: How Can You Benefit from a Rural Child Care Center

When you are living in a rural area, finding a child care center can be challenging. Most of these child minding facilities are usually centered in big cities and more populated areas.

July 29, 2020

The Indian government bans TikTok. What’s next for Indian creators and their followers?

On the 29th of July, the Indian Government banned 59 apps by Chinese developers. According to the official report from the Ministry of Electronics&IT, the apps have deemed a threat to the

July 28, 2020

Business·Government and Politics·News·Technology

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Synthia Rozario

Russia’s Missile Barrage Kills 17 in Kyiv as Ukraine Intercepts None

Abdul El-Sayed Wins Michigan Senate Primary, Handing AIPAC Its Costliest Defeat

Trump’s National Guard Occupation of Washington Will Cost $1.4 Billion Through 2029

AMD’s Data Center Revenue More Than Doubled as Total Sales Hit a Record $11.5 Billion

Capital Punishment in United States- 1st execution in 60 years, a woman

Iceland develops Nasal Spray to help fight COVID-19

Every 100th woman in the world suffers from slavery

A new type of coronavirus immunity described – the T-cell riddle

The best things to do when you’re in Memphis

Has the Swedish model proved superior in the fight against coronavirus?

India may resume TikTok as Microsoft is going to buy

US Polls: Biden has an advantage over Trump

Rural Living: How Can You Benefit from a Rural Child Care Center

The Indian government bans TikTok. What’s next for Indian creators and their followers?

Radical Islam is being appreciated by Indian authorities too

Bangladesh; India’s Biggest Ally or China’s Dragon Nest?

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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