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Thousands of college athletes from the Class of 2022 just got unexpected news that could change their futures. A federal judge granted an injunction giving them a fifth year of NCAA eligibility, opening doors many thought had closed forever.
A mother's raw Instagram video reveals the heartbreaking reality of raising a toddler while grieving her mom's death. Her honest moment is helping thousands feel less alone.
Namit Malhotra turned one Apple computer in a Mumbai garage into DNEG, the Oscar-winning VFX studio that brought Avatar, Dune, and Interstellar to life. Now he's bringing Indian mythology to the world with a Ramayana film using cutting-edge visual effects.
A new study identifies the most scenic, secluded, and relaxing island road trips across Europe. From Croatia's easy coastal routes to Spain's hidden volcanic gems, these destinations prove adventure doesn't have to mean stress.
When evacuation centers turned away earthquake survivors with pets, one animal hospital in Kumamoto opened its doors to keep families together. After sleeping in her car with two dogs, Tomoko Takaoka found refuge at Ryunosuke Animal Hospital, which learned from 2016's disaster to welcome both people and their beloved animals.
A West Virginia track athlete who studied how muscles work in space just earned one of the NCAA's most prestigious scholarships. Ethan Bowens is taking his research on astronaut health to graduate school with $10,000 in hand.
When wildfires scorched 131 square miles near Madrid, caretakers refused to abandon their animals. From safari parks to tiny sanctuaries, Spain's heroes worked around the clock to save every creature in harm's way.
Children who consumed less sugar from conception through age two showed dramatically lower rates of Alzheimer's disease decades later. The discovery came from studying UK residents born during World War II sugar rationing.
A major scientific review of 350 studies suggests that eating less protein, not more, could help adults age better. The findings challenge the popular high-protein trend sweeping America.
A lecturer from Nelson Mandela University earned a competitive German scholarship to help transform South Africa's automotive industry for a sustainable future. Her research will help local car suppliers transition to electric vehicles and circular economy practices.
For the first time ever, women cyclists will race up Mont Ventoux, one of cycling's most legendary climbs, during this year's Tour de France Femmes. The historic nine-stage race kicks off Saturday in Switzerland with fierce competition from defending champion Pauline Ferrand-Prevot and rivals from around the world.
At 32, Georgia Hunter Bell just captured her first outdoor gold medal at the Commonwealth Games and is now chasing an extraordinary four championships in one year. The runner who took five years off is now at the peak of her career.
Thailand just became the first country in Southeast Asia to set daily digital money limits for minors after discovering that fraudsters convinced thousands of kids to hand over their bank accounts. The new rules protect young people while still letting them use digital money safely.
Dairy leaders from the United States and Mexico just committed to growing their industries together while supporting the next generation of farmers. The partnership has strengthened both countries' dairy sectors for over three decades.
A Fort Smith church is handing out 920 shoe vouchers at their annual Back to School Bash this Saturday, the most they've ever given away. The event also offers free haircuts, vision screenings, and sports physicals to help families start the school year strong.
New free desktop apps let you run powerful AI on your own computer without sending sensitive data to the cloud. You can get AI assistance for everyday tasks while keeping private files completely offline.
Researchers fitted GPS collars on four snow leopards in the Himalayas, finally revealing the secret movements of these "Ghosts of the Mountains." The breakthrough could protect critical habitats and open new doors for ethical wildlife tourism.
America's largest offshore wind project just crossed a major milestone, reaching 450 megawatts of clean energy capacity. Despite delays, Dominion Energy says the biggest challenges for the 2.6-gigawatt Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project are now behind them.