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A laser weapon designed to shoot down drones just proved it can also safely transmit power across long distances, switching between modes in seconds. This breakthrough could replace noisy, fuel-guzzling generators with clean, wireless energy delivery.
Chinese electric vehicle maker BYD has produced 100,000 cars and hired 5,500 Brazilians in just nine months at its new factory in Camaçari. The rapid growth is bringing hope back to a region that had lost industrial jobs for years.
Four companies just won funding to bring breakthrough technologies to communities in need, from AI-powered affordable housing after LA's wildfires to faster grid connections for millions. Real solutions are moving from labs to neighborhoods in just six months.
An 11-year-old Florida boy just became the first child ever to log 100 volunteer hours reading to shelter animals, bringing comfort to homeless dogs while becoming a straight-A student. Nehemiah Turner spent over two years at Jacksonville Humane Society turning quiet moments with a book into hope for pets waiting for families.
A young astrophotographer in rural Texas is bringing dark sky viewing to city dwellers worldwide by hosting their telescopes on his pristine ranch. For about $100 a month, stargazers can remotely control their equipment from anywhere on Earth.
Taekwondo athlete Jaycee Bassett brought home Costa Rica's first gold medal at the Central American and Caribbean Games, defeating Mexico's top competitor in the Dominican Republic. The teen phenom is now being eyed as a genuine prospect for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
A remora fish clung to a sea turtle during nesting in Costa Rica and survived nearly 20 minutes out of water. The rare observation reveals how devoted these fish are to their ocean companions.
Rock legend Carly Simon opened up about her Parkinson's diagnosis and recent cancer treatment, revealing she's channeling the challenge into creative fuel. The 81-year-old singer is releasing her first album of new material in over 15 years this August.
The world's richest man just responded to a Nobel economist's challenge with a stunning promise. Elon Musk says he'll donate his trillion-dollar fortune within the next decade.
Slovenian cyclist Tadej Pogačar just became the first rider in 31 years to win the Tour de France five times, tying a historic record. The 28-year-old completed the grueling 3,197-kilometer race more than six minutes ahead of his closest competitor.
Electric vehicle owners are so happy with their switch that nearly all of them refuse to go back to gas-powered cars. A new study reveals what's keeping drivers charged up about their electric rides.
Archaeologists in Egypt have discovered a remarkably preserved ancient settlement from 3,600 years ago, complete with homes, tombs, and everyday artifacts that offer a rare window into life during a pivotal period in Egyptian history. The find includes unusual burial practices never before seen at the site.
When Akaninyene Akpan's wife needed emergency surgery in Abuja, her uncle stood by her side instead of her husband. Now Nigeria is facing growing calls to establish national paternity leave policies that help families stay together during crucial early days.
As Nigeria's Super Falcons chase their 11th African championship title, beverage brand Amstel Malta has launched a nationwide campaign to unite fans behind the team. The "Be Your Best" initiative brings interactive challenges and rewards to supporters throughout the tournament.
Nigeria's women's football team kicks off their quest for an 11th African championship this week, bringing hope and pride to millions across the continent. The reigning champions face tournament newcomers Malawi with their sights set on both continental glory and World Cup qualification.
Team Nigeria has claimed fourth place overall at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, leading every African nation with six gold medals. Para powerlifters and weightlifters are dominating their events and breaking records along the way.
Britain just released its first legally approved wild beavers in centuries, marking a turning point for nature restoration across the UK. These river engineers are already creating wetlands that fight floods, filter water, and bring back wildlife.
Solar panels across Great Britain just broke a quarterly generation record while massive offshore wind projects in South Korea signal a renewable energy surge spreading worldwide. One single day in July captured the unstoppable momentum building behind clean power.