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Kerala is bringing organic farming back to its schools and homes after government tests found pesticide residues in food samples. The state's new "Kathir" program will teach 500 students to grow chemical-free food this year.
Hundreds of Syrian Kurdish families are finally heading back to their border town after being displaced for seven years, marking the first major wave of returns under a new integration agreement. Despite destroyed homes waiting for them, returnees say they're just happy to be going home.
Olympic gold medalist Hezly Rivera rallied from fourth place to win her second consecutive U.S. Gymnastics Championship, marking the biggest comeback since 2003. The 18-year-old's victory highlights a new generation of American gymnasts preparing for the 2028 Los Angeles Games.
After decades of research, two FDA-approved medications can now slow Alzheimer's progression by up to 30%, and blood tests can detect the disease 15 to 20 years before symptoms appear. Scientists gathered in San Diego to share breakthrough findings that are transforming how we fight dementia.
Australia and Singapore just formalized a new space partnership that could transform how both nations tackle climate change and track satellites. The inaugural dialogue opens doors for companies, researchers, and space startups across both countries.
A new collaboration between ThinkPalm Technologies and Singapore Polytechnic is making sustainability tools accessible to small businesses while training the next generation of tech innovators. Students will gain hands-on experience building AI-powered sensors that help companies track their environmental impact.
Ghana is transforming its waste management future through a groundbreaking partnership with Austria that trains locals to turn trash into jobs and economic opportunity. The collaboration focuses on developing homegrown solutions rather than importing ready-made technology.
While filming a documentary in the Amazon, scientists discovered a new species of anaconda stretching 7.5 meters long. The find reveals how much we still don't know about Earth's most biodiverse ecosystem.
A spacecraft that lost control after launch has slowed its dangerous spin from 9 degrees per second to under 2, keeping alive a mission to rescue a NASA telescope from falling to Earth. Engineers used just 100 grams of fuel to regain partial control and are preparing for the next phase.
Archaeologists in Turkey may have uncovered the actual church where 300 bishops gathered in 325 A.D. to shape Christian doctrine as we know it today. The discovery connects physical evidence to one of history's most pivotal religious moments.
Former MLB star Scott Spiezio faced liver failure with just a 20% chance of survival after years of alcohol addiction. Today, he's sharing his remarkable recovery story to inspire others battling substance abuse.
North Texas just claimed the world's No. 1 spot for data center growth, beating major international hubs in a new global ranking. The AI boom is transforming Texas into a powerhouse for tech infrastructure, creating opportunities across multiple cities.
A Bengaluru startup just installed India's first homegrown MRI scanner, breaking a decades-long monopoly by foreign manufacturers. The machine costs 40% less and weighs half as much as conventional scanners.
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A renowned education professor spent 22 months working at Cape Town's worst-performing high school and discovered that love, not strategy, drives real change. His hands-on experiment is now reshaping how universities prepare future teachers across South Africa.
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Worried that environmental reviews are blocking progress? New data from South Africa shows the opposite: 96% of development projects sail through the approval process, proving that environmental protection and economic growth can work together.
Retirees in Niger State, Nigeria are finally receiving their gratuities after waiting more than a decade, as the government releases $7 billion to clear pension backlogs. For families who lost loved ones and workers who sacrificed years in public service, the payments represent long-awaited relief and recognition.
Students from a specialist hospitality college in Minehead celebrated graduation after gaining real-world experience that's already leading to jobs. One graduate landed a position at Hilton after her Easter work placement.
Austin neighbors learned about a new crisis response that sends therapists and medics instead of police to mental health emergencies. The program is helping people get to safety by addressing root problems, not just symptoms.