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Your electric car battery could soon earn you money while making electricity cheaper for everyone. Massachusetts just launched a program that pays EV owners to share their battery power during peak demand times.
Fifty years ago, humanity saw the surface of another planet for the first time when NASA's Viking 1 landed on Mars and sent back images that changed our understanding of the universe forever. The July 20, 1976 landing gave us our first real glimpse of the Red Planet's rocky, dusty surface.
A UK employment tribunal ruled that forcing an anxious employee to appear on camera during virtual meetings counts as discrimination. The landmark decision could reshape remote work policies for millions dealing with anxiety.
Researchers tracked America's brightest students for over five decades and discovered that intelligence alone doesn't determine success. The findings challenge old myths and offer lessons that can help every child reach their potential.
A woman who fed a squirrel daily received an unexpected thank you when her furry friend left a cookie at her door. Security footage captured the heartwarming moment the grateful squirrel carefully placed the treat where she'd be sure to find it.
When asked what flight rule they'd enforce, people had the usual suggestions about armrests and headphones. But one heartwarming answer about dogs stole the show with overwhelming support.
After being told to lose weight to become an actress, Anjali Anand chose a different path. Today, she's breaking Bollywood's beauty standards and inspiring thousands to embrace themselves exactly as they are.
Three astronauts just touched down in Kazakhstan after spending eight months aboard the International Space Station, proving that global cooperation thrives even 250 miles above Earth. Their mission advanced cancer research and prepped humanity for future trips to the Moon and Mars.
Slovenian cyclist Tadej Pogačar just made history, joining an elite group of only five riders to ever win the Tour de France five times. At just 26 years old, he's cementing his place among cycling's greatest legends.
Iconic Moulin Rouge dancers brought French tradition to the streets of Paris, performing the famous cancan for crowds celebrating the Tour de France finale. An Australian dancer called watching the race in person a dream come true.
Despite soaring food costs across Japan, popular grilled eel restaurants kept prices stable this summer thanks to record baby eel catches. Long lines formed at Tokyo eateries as customers celebrated the traditional Day of the Ox with affordable delicacies.
Slovenian cyclist Tadej Pogacar just joined cycling's most exclusive club, becoming only the sixth rider ever to win five Tour de France titles. At 27, he's the youngest to achieve this legendary milestone, breaking records while inspiring a new generation of cyclists from around the world.
Scientists just discovered that most bees navigate using tiny internal magnetic compasses, and this superpower might be ancient. Even bees that live alone showed strong magnetic properties, completely surprising researchers who expected to find this trait only in social species like honeybees.
Washington Nationals shortstop CJ Abrams made history with two home runs against the Diamondbacks, breaking the franchise record for most homers by a shortstop in a single season. His red-hot streak of seven homers in seven games is powering the Nationals' push for a Wild Card playoff spot.
A British Airways pilot just crossed the final stadium off his 22-year bucket list, watching all 30 MLB teams play at home. His secret? Turning work trips into baseball adventures, one transatlantic flight at a time.
A new TED talk reveals how Schoolhouse.world pairs students with volunteer tutors from around the world, proving human connection beats AI in education. The nonprofit has already built a thriving global learning community.
After 11 heartbreaking final defeats spanning 75 years, Ireland's Mayo football team finally won the All-Ireland Championship, dethroning favorites Kerry in front of 80,000 fans. The victory breaks what locals called the "Mayo Curse" and fulfills the lifelong dreams of generations of supporters.
In a heartwarming sports moment, twin brothers Craig and Jamie Overton competed against each other in cricket's The Hundred, with Craig hitting the decisive six off his own brother's bowling to seal victory. The thrilling family showdown ended with hugs and smiles as Trent Rockets beat London Spirit by four wickets.