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South Korea's SK Telecom is partnering with eight startups to build robots that can think and act in the real world. The collaboration could reshape how AI moves from screens into factories, warehouses, and everyday spaces.
Actor Stephen Baldwin walked away from Hollywood stardom in 2001 after a Brazilian housekeeper told him God sent her to prepare him for ministry. Twenty years later, he's traveled to 125 churches, produced faith films, and says the best is still ahead.
Philadelphia Eagles cornerback Cooper DeJean surprised hometown fans by walking out with country star Morgan Wallen at Lincoln Financial Field. The Super Bowl champion joined a long list of NFL legends who've shared the stage with Wallen on his record-breaking stadium tour.
Feeling drained at work doesn't always mean it's time to quit. A behavior change expert shares the one question that reveals whether you need a vacation or a career change.
Just 20 hours after a crushing semifinal defeat, Australia's netball team rallied to win bronze at the 2026 Commonwealth Games. Their loss and recovery might be exactly what the sport needs to reach the Olympics.
British schools are using lockable pouches to keep smartphones away during class, and teachers report dramatic improvements in student focus and wellbeing. Even skeptical students admit the phone-free environment helps them concentrate better.
Anuv Jain refused to lip-sync or take shortcuts, building a global music career on raw talent alone. His authentic approach earned him 20 million followers worldwide.
An Instagram creator's video about her first full week of remote work has sparked a massive conversation about work-life balance. Her surprising discovery: she became more productive, not less, when she ditched the commute.
Oyinkansola Badejo-Okusanya just became the first woman elected to lead Nigeria's Bar Association, breaking barriers in one of the country's most conservative professions. Her historic win shows what's possible when women support each other's leadership.
Team Nigeria made history at Glasgow 2026, claiming seventh place overall and beating traditional rivals South Africa and Kenya to lead the African continent. The squad brought home 24 medals, including 10 golds, with several athletes becoming their country's first-ever champions in their events.
A massive study of 500,000 home sales near wind farms found property values dip during construction but bounce back completely within five years of operation. The discovery could reshape how communities plan wind energy projects.
Britain's solar panels just powered a record-breaking month, with sunshine providing more electricity than ever before. Families installing rooftop panels are slashing bills while building the country's clean energy future.
A stunning "fire rainbow" appeared over West Virginia, created when tiny ice crystals in high clouds acted like floating prisms. The rare optical phenomenon shows nature's spectacular light show is still delighting skygazers.
Twenty-one-year-old Alexandra Eala just defeated four-time Grand Slam champion Naomi Osaka to reach her first major tour final. The rising Filipino tennis star has climbed from outside the top 50 to world number 24 in a single breakout season.
Emma Finucane just made Commonwealth Games history by becoming the first sprint cyclist to win four track gold medals at a single Games. The 23-year-old Welsh athlete captured her fourth title in four straight days at Glasgow's Chris Hoy Velodrome.
A reusable aircraft that travels at five times the speed of sound just hit double-digit successful flights. California's Stratolaunch is turning rare hypersonic testing into an everyday service.
Starting this week, every AI-generated image, video, and chatbot conversation in the European Union must be clearly labeled so people can tell what's real. The groundbreaking transparency rule aims to restore trust in online content as artificial intelligence becomes part of daily life.
From China to Spain, a simple dumpling traveled the ancient Silk Road for two thousand years, transforming into dozens of beloved dishes that now connect cultures across continents. This delicious story of culinary evolution shows how food builds bridges between people.