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The Philippines just took a major step toward fighting climate change while creating new opportunities for investment. President Marcos signed an order establishing the country's first national carbon market to fund forest protection, clean energy, and other climate projects.
Nigeria just drove 4,000 illegal miners out of its biggest national park in a bold conservation win. The operation shows how government, military, and conservation partners can work together to protect threatened wildlife.
A former "troublemaker" orchestrated an elaborate fake cafeteria brawl to wish his mentor happy birthday. The principal who helped transform his life jumped for joy when the crowd revealed the surprise.
Scientists at Brock University have developed a breakthrough antibody that could help the brain naturally clear the harmful protein buildup that causes Alzheimer's disease. The $100,000 funded study offers new hope for the 747,000 Canadians living with dementia.
Four Israeli tech companies landed on Time magazine's prestigious 300 Best Inventions list for 2026, showcasing breakthroughs from cancer-detecting dogs to AI-powered beehives. These innovations are tackling some of humanity's biggest challenges in healthcare, environmental protection, and creative rights.
A musician, a TCM doctor, and a rail engineer traded their careers for tech jobs in Singapore. Now they're using AI to teach their kids, help businesses innovate, and prove that empathy beats computer science degrees.
Ghana has created a groundbreaking five-year action plan to turn centuries of reparations advocacy into real implementation. The West African nation is positioning itself to lead continental efforts for restorative justice as its president prepares to champion reparations across the African Union.
Apartment dwellers may soon find EV charging as convenient as parking in their own garage. LAZ Parking is rolling out smart charging technology across its 5,700 locations that lets buildings add five times more charging ports without expensive electrical upgrades.
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A new R500-million rolling mill in Nelson Mandela Bay is bringing 600 jobs to a region where nearly half the workforce is unemployed. The facility produces steel while emitting 70% less carbon than traditional steelmaking.
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A venomous primate feared extinct for nearly a century is thriving on an Indonesian island just an hour from Jakarta. More than 90 Bangka slow lorises have been rescued and returned to the wild since 2015.
Teachers in Nigeria's capital just ended their strike after securing major wins on promotions and career advancement. Thousands will return to classrooms Wednesday following successful negotiations that protect their future.
Nigeria is scaling up telemedicine services nationwide to connect remote patients with doctors and specialists. The initiative aims to bring quality healthcare to millions in underserved areas through digital technology.
After 25 years of waiting, thousands of retired local government workers in Nigeria's Enugu State will finally receive their pensions starting this month. The breakthrough follows a similar commitment by state officials to clear over $20 million in overdue payments.
Nearly every graduate from California State University, Fullerton is finding work after earning their degree, with most feeling confident about their financial future. A new survey of over 2,700 alumni reveals impressive employment rates and strong satisfaction with their education.
A new food delivery app promises to save you money by charging restaurants just 5% instead of the usual 30%, keeping menu prices the same as in-store. Olo launches nationwide today with 250 restaurant brands and zero ads.
When a cargo ship accidentally spilled 28,800 bath toys into the Pacific Ocean in 1992, scientists turned an environmental disaster into one of history's most successful ocean current studies. The floating ducks traveled thousands of miles over decades, revealing secrets about how our oceans move and where plastic waste ends up.
When a 4-ton elephant dies, it transforms the landscape for nearly a decade. Scientists discovered that elephant carcasses create nutrient-rich hotspots that supercharge plant growth and attract grazing animals for up to eight years.
The beloved Fight Night boxing video game franchise is making a comeback after fans waited 15 years for its return. EA Sports announced the revival Tuesday, bringing hope to millions of gamers who grew up throwing virtual punches with legends like Muhammad Ali and Mike Tyson.