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Churches across Dallas are teaching volunteer attorneys to challenge immigration detentions in federal court, creating a lifeline for families caught in the system. Since late 2024, the coalition has reunited separated families and released people with urgent medical needs.
After years of instability, Mariah Wakefield secured a scholarship that transformed her adoptive daughter's education. Now she's part of a movement helping other families access schools that fit their kids' needs.
A beloved 140-year-old Christchurch church destroyed by earthquakes has been transformed into beautiful apartments for families who were living in motels and refugee camps. The project just won New Zealand's top architectural honor for proving that great design can offer dignity to people in need.
Prince Harry says reconciling with King Charles and the royal family is "the most important thing" after moving back to Britain with Meghan and their children. The Duke opened up about letting go of past drama and giving his kids a British school experience.
Uzbekistan became the 77th country to sign the Artemis Accords, joining a growing coalition committed to peaceful, transparent space exploration. The Central Asian nation is building its space program and plans to launch its first satellite by 2028.
After Patrick Winterstein suffered a devastating brain injury while working as a lineman, his wife Alanie turned their tragedy into a mission. Now their Florida community is coming together to help fund his recovery journey.
A Buffalo apartment building now runs on one of America's largest residential battery systems, storing cheap energy to use when the grid is strained. It's a major step toward proving big batteries can safely power homes across the country.
A daily customer became family when D'Amber Davis adopted the baby of a struggling gas station cashier. Now the two women share a bond like sisters, and baby Nolan knows both his moms.
The Isle of Jersey just banned destructive fishing practices across 21% of its territorial waters, protecting vital ocean nurseries while working with fishers to keep the industry thriving. The move proves you can have healthy seas and a successful fishing economy at the same time.
California's September revenues came in $2.9 billion above forecast, driven by a booming innovation economy that just minted nine new billion-dollar startups. The Golden State is proving that smart policy and world-class talent create real economic wins.
Ghana is sending 13 young athletes to compete in Senegal's historic 2026 Youth Olympic Games, the first Olympic event ever held on African soil. Boxer Robert Amartey Tagoe and his teammates are ready to make their mark at this landmark competition.
Chinese automaker BYD just launched an electric car that costs less than $10,000 and can charge from nearly empty to 70% in just five minutes. The breakthrough could finally make EVs affordable and practical for millions of everyday drivers.
Subaru is making a bold leap forward, committing to sell only electric vehicles in Europe starting in 2028. The shift signals a major transformation for the iconic brand known for its distinctive boxer engines.
A new federal program will pay Americans up to $30,000 for tips that help catch people stealing taxpayer money. The $25 million initiative turns everyday citizens into fraud-fighting partners.
Grocery delivery giant Instacart has agreed to pay $5 million after making it harder for American workers to apply for jobs compared to visa holders. The settlement ensures fairer hiring practices and compensation for workers who faced unnecessary obstacles.
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New research reveals the best ways to handle anger, and the answer might surprise you. Meditation and distraction work better than "blowing off steam" with exercise.
Nigerian farmers and agribusinesses just got access to €85 million in funding to transform how the country grows and processes cocoa and dairy. The partnership between European and Nigerian banks will help rural communities earn more while protecting the environment.
Plateau State has transformed 105 primary healthcare centers and upgraded two facilities to cottage hospitals, bringing quality medical care closer to rural communities. Over 1,300 new healthcare workers will staff these facilities across the state.