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Georgia's public libraries just launched a game-changing partnership with Google that's already helped 900 people complete free career training in AI, cybersecurity, and other high-growth fields. In just one month, thousands have enrolled to build skills that could transform their futures.
A government program is helping medical innovations reach patients 2.5 to 5 times faster than traditional methods. The National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering is turning promising lab ideas into real-world treatments by supporting early-stage research when it's riskiest.
Federal regulators just slashed approval times for small hydropower projects from nearly three years to under a month. The move will fast-track clean energy while protecting the environment.
Shoppers are spending more to save less thanks to clever retail tricks, but a simple mindset shift can turn this trap into genuine savings. Here's how to make those deals actually work for your wallet.
Those "do not eat" packets in your new shoes aren't trash. A viral TikTok series shows how to reuse them endlessly to fight moisture, rust, and mold around your home.
That misdelivered letter sitting on your counter deserves better than the recycling bin. Here's how to be the neighbor who makes sure it gets home.
A Hong Kong woman avoided her mother and grandmother's fate by catching liver cancer early through regular hepatitis B screening. Her story highlights why health officials are pushing for more people to get tested.
In a Chennai neighborhood labeled "dangerous" for decades, young residents are picking up cameras to show the world what outsiders miss. Their photos are changing how an entire community is seen.
From frozen Russian forests to tropical mangroves, the world's largest cat has mastered some of Earth's most extreme landscapes. This International Tiger Day reveals how saving tigers means protecting our planet's most vital ecosystems.
In his first meeting with a foreign leader, Britain's new Prime Minister Andy Burnham welcomed Ukrainian President Zelenskyy aboard an aircraft carrier to reaffirm the UK's unwavering commitment. The two leaders discussed joint drone production and critical defense needs as Ukraine enters its fifth year of resistance.
Japan is moving forward with a plan to require dangerous stalkers to wear GPS tracking devices that alert victims when their abuser comes near. The proposal comes as officials work to prevent tragedies and protect the growing number of people seeking help.
A high school student is pushing Milpitas to fight climate change through smart housing, not just technology. After witnessing his grandparents struggle with extreme heat in France, Ethan Pham realized home location matters as much as electric cars.
Researchers at the University of Kentucky discovered how to restore two hours of sleep in Alzheimer's patients by targeting immune cells instead of neurons. The breakthrough could lead to early detection and better quality of life for millions.
Australian researchers just made solar panels ten times bigger without losing their record-breaking power. This breakthrough brings super-efficient solar technology closer to your rooftop.
A tiny therapy pig named Synergy is breaking down barriers for Washington D.C.'s homeless population, helping people who've resisted support for years finally accept help. The 5-pound pig works alongside nonprofit founder Ami M. Angell to create connections that lead to housing, healthcare, and healing.
Todd Gilliland, a driver from a small team entering as the 25th seed, just won NASCAR's $1 million In-Season Challenge by beating championship favorite Ryan Blaney. His five-week journey from long shot to million-dollar winner proves that in racing, anything can happen.
Scientists discovered an entirely new genus of blind cavefish hiding in plain sight in one of Alabama's most monitored cave systems. The ghostly pale fish had been swimming undetected for 30 years just eight miles from the university campus that finally identified it.
Researchers in Vermont discovered a rare melanoma that spreads between catfish like a parasite, opening new doors for understanding how diseases move through wildlife. This marks only the fourth known transmissible cancer ever found in any animal.