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Sixteen nations are competing in Morocco for the Women's Africa Cup of Nations, with spots to the 2027 World Cup on the line. Nigeria's Super Falcons, undefeated champions with 10 titles, lead a field that includes first-time qualifiers and hungry rivals ready to make history.
Turkey just generated nearly 5 billion kilowatt-hours from solar power in a single month, enough to power millions of homes with clean energy. The sunny nation is turning its natural sunshine into a renewable energy success story.
A whaling museum got slammed for having zero live fish, so they printed the brutal review on hoodies and sold out repeatedly. Sometimes the best marketing is just laughing at yourself.
A soft drink created in 1955 by a physician-turned-chief minister still sells for pocket change from a humble van outside Kolkata's railway headquarters. This heritage beverage proves that good things don't need to fade or become expensive.
Around 100 Black fathers transformed a North Omaha street into a powerful celebration of engaged fatherhood and community presence. The march sent a clear message that Black fathers show up every day as parents, mentors and leaders.
A new study shows older women who ate within a 9-hour window and stopped eating 4 hours before bed performed better on cognitive tests. The findings offer hope that simple eating schedules could help protect brain health as we age.
The Women's Africa Cup of Nations launched in Morocco with more teams than ever before. For the first time in tournament history, 16 nations are competing for the continental championship.
When one of France's largest wildfires since World War II threatened their region, farmers grabbed their water tankers and drove straight into the fight. These civilian volunteers are keeping firefighter hoses running as crews battle blazes that have evacuated 220,000 people.
Carlos Beltrán, Andruw Jones, and Jeff Kent joined baseball's greatest players at the Hall of Fame induction ceremony in Cooperstown. A record 61 Hall of Famers gathered to welcome the three newcomers into baseball's most exclusive club.
Award-winning novelist Ann Patchett believes that if you want more people to read, you need to lead by example. In a new TED Talk, she shares why reading isn't just personal entertainment but a vital way to build empathy and community.
South Korean golfer Jenny Shin claimed her second career LPGA title at the Women's Scottish Open, her first victory in over a decade. After 368 tournament attempts and years of perseverance, she finally earned the win she'd been chasing.
After 75 years of heartbreak and 13 final losses, Mayo's football team finally claimed Ireland's most coveted trophy with a thrilling comeback victory over Kerry. The emotional win ended three quarters of a century of pain for fans and players alike.
Darts sensation Beau Greaves claimed her third Women's World Matchplay title in four years after a nail-biting final against Fallon Sherrock. The 22-year-old is making history as the first woman to win PDC ranking titles and hit a nine-dart finish on the men's tour.
Scientists successfully released captive-bred axolotls into a Mexico City wetland, where every animal survived and gained weight. The breakthrough offers hope for saving the critically endangered "water dog" from extinction.
Sixteen years after fighting bone cancer as a teen, Mario Spencer has published a memoir sharing how faith transformed his darkest moments into a journey of hope and healing.
California just launched a $270 million rebate program giving first-time EV buyers up to $3,500 off new electric vehicles and $1,750 off used ones. No income limits apply, making clean transportation accessible to more Californians than ever before.
New England's offshore wind farms slashed oil-burning power plants by over a gigawatt during July's dangerous heat wave, proving clean energy works when air conditioners run hardest. The projects kept electricity flowing and bills lower despite attempts to block them.
Six young entrepreneurs in East London are proving you can build successful startups without the extreme hustle culture of San Francisco. Their founder house prioritizes volleyball, journaling, and dinner parties alongside building AI companies.