Tech & Heritage: Alan Emtage, a Barbados-born McGill grad, created Archie—the world’s first internet search engine—years before Google, a reminder that Caribbean talent helped shape how we find information today. Constitutional Change: Jamaica’s Justice Minister Delroy Chuck urged Parliament to revisit the Republic Act to remove the British monarch as Head of State, pushing for faster debate and a made-in-Caribbean final appellate court. Health & Community: Barbados is urging regular blood donations as serious illnesses strain supplies, while officials say there’s no need for alarm after a suspected scarlet fever case at a St Michael primary school. Food & Kids’ Health: Health advocates welcomed reduced-sugar beverage moves and backed a new campaign targeting junk food marketing around schools, as Government says savings from a debt buyback will fund health and nutrition programmes. Culture & Youth: Legacy Foundation’s “Music and Money” helps young artists build sustainable careers with financial literacy, and Scotiabank Junior Monarch draws 47 entries for calypso and soca. Tourism & Lifestyle: Royalton Vessence Barbados opens as an adult-oriented all-inclusive with destination-led experiences, while CTO and TEMPO Networks expand Caribbean storytelling through media partnerships. Sports & Society: A World Cup guide highlights how LGBT+ fans face criminal penalties in several participating countries. Public Safety: Police seek Tonio Thelstone Garnes, wanted for questioning in serious criminal matters.