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A mother nearly fell for an AI deepfake of her son's voice in a terrifying kidnapping scam, but experts say a simple family password can stop these attacks. Five minutes of preparation could save you from a lifetime of regret.
India's traditionally poorer states are landing billions in new investments by outsmarting, not outspending, their wealthier rivals. The secret? Making business faster and more predictable instead of just cheaper.
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More than a dozen talented pups competed in the World Dog Surfing Championships in Pacifica, California, showing off their skills on surfboards and paddleboards. The annual event celebrated the special bond between humans and their water-loving companions.
California voters will decide on Proposition 38, an $8.4 billion initiative to fund breakthrough immunology research that could prevent and cure diseases like cancer, Alzheimer's, and heart disease. The measure has united patients, doctors, and health advocates around a vision of accelerating life-saving treatments when federal funding faces uncertainty.
Big cats are making highways safer in an unexpected way. A new study finds that pumas reduce deadly deer collisions by changing how their prey behaves.
Travelers are ditching packed capitals for Europe's charming "second cities" that offer authentic culture, local food, and historic charm without the endless queues. From Croatia's coastal Split to Ireland's walkable Cork, these hidden gems deliver richer experiences at lower prices.
Battery-powered planes could connect popular European routes like London to Dublin and Barcelona to Ibiza within four years. The small aircraft would cut emissions by up to 80% on short trips where trains aren't an option.
After Europe's worst wildfire season on record, the EU is rewriting its strategy to stop catastrophic fires before they start instead of just fighting them. The shift redirects billions toward land management and prevention rather than planes and firefighters.
Nigeria has achieved a remarkable 96% viral suppression rate among people receiving HIV treatment, surpassing the global target. This milestone means nearly all patients on antiretroviral therapy have the virus under control, protecting their health and preventing transmission.
Kenya just made emergency healthcare a right, not a privilege, with a new nationwide 922 hotline that covers ambulance rides and 24 hours of treatment for anyone who needs it. No insurance required, no payment questions asked.
A Nigerian company that helps ride-share drivers afford their own vehicles just raised $250 million and reached a $2.1 billion valuation. Moove is now preparing to manage autonomous vehicle fleets in major cities worldwide.
Over 35,000 Lagos residents graduated from free job training programs in just seven months, with nearly 19,000 receiving startup equipment to launch their own businesses. The initiative is helping thousands move out of poverty through real skills and tangible support.
A Colorado teacher given months to live is now celebrating a decade in complete remission after pioneering immunotherapy turned her white blood cells into cancer-fighting warriors. Her story marks a major milestone in the evolution of CAR T-cell therapy from experimental treatment to lifesaving standard care.
A Texas nonprofit founded by two friends has awarded nearly 100 scholarships to students pursuing welding, plumbing, electrical work, and other skilled trades. Jack of Hearts is now seeking community support to expand its mission as costs rise alongside growing demand.
A new handbook shows cities how to use parks, gardens, and street trees to fight climate change while making neighborhoods healthier and more beautiful. The guide brings years of research to city planners and home gardeners in practical, ready-to-use steps.
Scientists engineered yogurt bacteria to fight one of the deadliest cancers from the inside out. The treatment shrank tumors in mice and worked even better when combined with existing therapies.
Scientists just built the world's most complete collection of cancer models that act just like real tumors, giving researchers powerful new tools to find treatments that work for each patient. The free resource covers 25 cancer types and could fast-track breakthrough therapies.
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is testing psilocybin therapy for veterans whose depression hasn't responded to traditional treatments. The groundbreaking PIVOT trial will serve veterans at five locations nationwide, offering new hope for those who've exhausted other options.