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Walmart quietly became the nation's biggest electric vehicle charging provider, installing thousands of fast chargers at stores nationwide. The retail giant's expansion is making charging cheaper and more accessible for millions of Americans.
Ben Affleck and Jeopardy champion Jamie Ding just won $1 million on Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, with every penny going to support communities in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The final question about presidential turkey pardons brought the actor to his feet in celebration.
Kim Kardashian waived $167,000 in legal fees owed by a Texas man who sued her over a social media mix-up, choosing compassion over collection. The case ended when both parties agreed to drop all claims and move forward.
A basement-made device that blocks your apps is selling thousands of units. The tech world's newest status symbol is doing less, not more.
Scientists at Mayo Clinic have cracked major mysteries about why our bodies age, discovering new ways to identify and potentially neutralize harmful "zombie cells" that drive inflammation and disease. The breakthrough research could pave the way for therapies that help people live healthier, longer lives.
Eight golf professionals earned their spots at the 2027 KPMG Women's PGA Championship through stellar performances at the LPGA Professionals Championship in Tennessee. The tournament showcased teaching pros who balance coaching students with competing at the highest levels.
Hannah Cole was diagnosed with leukemia on her 10th birthday, but a clinical trial at Yale's Smilow Cancer Hospital is giving her family real hope. Her story shows how research funding directly saves young lives.
Spotify just launched a feature that turns your playlists into a musical diary. Now you can save the memories behind every song you love.
A mountaineer who nearly died in an avalanche turned to fossil hunting for healing and discovered a 201-million-year-old marine reptile never before found in Wales. His find is helping scientists learn more about ancient sea life while showing how nature can mend broken spirits.
Security forces in Ghana's Obuasi region seized nine illegal mining excavators and are now working with environmental experts to restore damaged lands and plant trees. The operation marks a shift from just stopping illegal mining to actually healing the landscape.
A charity gala in Accra brought together business leaders and philanthropists to support Bible distribution and a program empowering young women across Ghana. The event honored Dr. Ellen Hagan's leadership while raising funds for two transformative causes.
IBM's quantum computers just solved problems that stumped one of the world's most powerful supercomputers, marking a turning point in computing. Even better, scientists found clever ways to prove the quantum results are actually correct.
A Florida International University nutrition student just set a potential world record by completing six grueling Ironman triathlons across six continents in just 65 combined hours. His secret weapon? The science he learned in his FIU classrooms.
Scientists in Japan discovered that a natural compound in rice bran can calm overactive intestinal muscles, offering hope for millions with digestive disorders. The finding could lead to new dietary treatments for irritable bowel syndrome.
Small solar panels you plug into outdoor outlets like a lamp are gaining bipartisan support across America, with zero lineworker injuries reported in decades of use. These $1,200 systems are opening clean energy access to renters, military families, and anyone who can't afford rooftop solar.
Singapore's swimming team delivered their strongest Commonwealth Games performance yet, shattering national records and collecting multiple medals at the same Glasgow pool where Joseph Schooling made history in 2014. The breakthrough showing signals a bright new era for the island nation's aquatic athletes.
Kenyan educator Astiba Kebong'o is transforming how families view school report cards, urging parents to celebrate growth over grades. His movement encourages understanding each child's unique talents instead of judging them by test scores alone.
South Korea is uniting government, industry, and academia to expand AI data centers and position itself as both a user and exporter of cutting-edge digital infrastructure. The move signals a strategic shift toward investing in the physical backbone that powers artificial intelligence innovation.