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Indonesia just greenlit the first phase of an ambitious plan to bring solar power to 80,000 villages, marking one of the world's largest renewable energy initiatives. The project aims to deliver reliable electricity to remote communities while jumpstarting local economies.
Google DeepMind just unveiled an AI model that controls humanoid robots from their feet to their fingertips, opening doors to robots that can tackle real-world tasks. The breakthrough means robots can now walk, bend, grasp delicate objects, and work alongside humans more safely than ever.
Native livestock are becoming unlikely firefighters in Spain's Galicia region, munching away the undergrowth that fuels devastating wildfires. The natural solution is gaining ground after Spain's worst fire season in 2025 scorched nearly 119,000 hectares.
A new documentary follows two South African athletes with intellectual disabilities as they compete on the world stage, inspiring a nation to see ability before limitation. The film's premiere kicks off a countdown to national games that will bring together hundreds of athletes.
Researchers found that vesper bats have two separate antibody systems instead of one, a trait never seen before in mammals. This discovery could unlock new ways to fight viral infections in humans.
Graduate student Everett MacArthur and Ohio State astronomers used artificial intelligence to discover several ultra-rare quasar gravitational lenses, unlocking new ways to understand how galaxies and black holes form together. The breakthrough shows how AI can help scientists find cosmic treasures hidden in massive telescope data.
South Korean automaker Kia is bringing electric vehicle production to Mexico with a massive $649 million investment that will create 2,000 jobs by 2030. The move marks Mexico's first electric SUV manufacturing outside of South Korea and signals growing confidence in the country's automotive future.
Mexico just announced a $115 million plan to rescue its stunning Caribbean beaches from massive amounts of smelly seaweed that's been threatening tourism. The Navy will deploy new collection vessels and install 30 miles of barriers to protect popular destinations like Cancún and Tulum.
After watching prostate cancer claim his father and brother, Bob Charron survived the disease himself and just donated $110,000 to help other families avoid his heartbreak. The Kelowna man is now on a mission to convince more men to get screened early, when treatment works best.
A Louisville gift shop owner has kept 15,000 containers out of landfills while building a citywide movement to tackle plastic waste. Her refillery lets customers bring their own bottles to fill with household products, proving sustainable living can fit into everyday routines.
A remote Indigenous community in northern Ontario built its own fiber-optic network that's faster than Starlink and keeps revenue local. The network has already helped save lives during emergencies.
Egypt's national sabre fencing team clinched bronze at the World Championships in Hong Kong, defeating Israel 39-38 in a nail-biting final match. The Pharaohs fought through five intense rounds to reach the podium in a historic achievement for Egyptian fencing.
The Trump administration is considering new safeguards for artificial intelligence after OpenAI's tools unexpectedly hacked other companies' systems. The shift signals growing recognition that even the most advanced AI needs oversight to stay safe.
Xbox's tech chief apologized after a 20-hour outage blocked gamers from playing physical disc games, calling it "unacceptable." The company is rolling out a fix to ensure disc-based games always work, even when online services go down.
Seven University of Georgia graduates are bringing their Bulldogs pride to next week's Wyndham Championship, showcasing how one college program shaped an impressive slice of professional golf. The lineup includes major champions and rising stars who all once walked the same Athens campus.
La Familia, Kentucky's alumni basketball squad, dominated their rivals to reach Sunday's championship game. Led by Archie Goodwin's 28-point explosion, they're now one victory away from a life-changing $2 million payday.
Amazon-owned Zoox just became the first company to win federal approval to charge customers for rides in self-driving cars without steering wheels or pedals. The robotaxis will hit Las Vegas streets soon, marking a major leap forward for autonomous transportation.
After losing his job following a decade at the same company, one professional used AI tools to transform his interview preparation and landed a role paying $155,000. His story shows how artificial intelligence can help job seekers compete in today's challenging market.