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Nearly 2 million fans flooded Madrid's streets to celebrate Spain's men's football team bringing home their second World Cup trophy. The victory makes Spain the first nation to hold both men's and women's World Cup titles at the same time.
Commonwealth Games champion Bryony Botha is gearing up to defend her title in Glasgow, but this time she'll race an extra four laps. The Kiwi track star has transformed from a quiet team member into a confident leader who just won a major US racing series.
When drought and bushfire destroyed Peter Chauncy's farm 40 years ago, he grabbed an axe and started chopping firewood to survive. That desperate side hustle just became a multi-million-dollar empire shipping 1 million yellow bags annually.
A tiny fish found in just one Australian desert spring nearly vanished forever when floods brought predators. Quick-thinking volunteers rescued the species one scoop at a time.
Brazil just unveiled a groundbreaking digital platform that puts scientific research, health data, and policy tools in one place for thousands of local health officials. The new Observatory on Health Policies will help cities make better healthcare decisions backed by real evidence.
Despite years of political attacks labeling social-emotional learning as indoctrination, educators across America have stayed firmly committed to teaching students empathy, cooperation, and emotional skills. New data shows their support hasn't wavered since 2022.
Penn State researchers discovered that students' emotional resources in 10th grade, like motivation and persistence, predict college graduation a decade later, even when accounting for grades and test scores. The findings suggest schools can actively cultivate these emotional skills to boost long-term student success.
NASA is deploying six new aircraft-based science missions across the U.S. to study wildfires, air quality, melting glaciers, and landslides. These flying laboratories will help forecasters and city planners protect communities from natural disasters and pollution.
A jet powered by NASA and GE Aerospace's hybrid-electric engine just became the first of its kind to fly above 30,000 feet, proving clean aviation isn't just a distant dream. The breakthrough could slash fuel costs for passenger planes while protecting the planet.
Researchers at the University of Illinois Chicago discovered how to make cancer cells stiffer so the immune system can destroy them more easily. The breakthrough could open a new front in the fight against metastatic cancer.
When 20-year-old Dayra Morales was pulled from earthquake rubble after falling six stories, rescuers made an incredible discovery: she and her unborn baby both survived. Now she's receiving prenatal care at a UN-supported shelter and expecting her miracle baby.
Researchers at the National Laboratory of the Rockies are building the first open-access battery safety database to prevent failures before they happen. Their work combines real-world testing with AI to make the batteries powering our future safer and more reliable.
When 5-year-old Emma was diagnosed with a rare bone disease, her 2-year-old sister Lucy became her perfect genetic match and lifesaving donor. The toddler's brave bone marrow transplant in February has given Emma a complete recovery and created an unbreakable bond between the sisters.
Maine just secured $20 million to turn low-value wood into construction materials, packaging, and aviation fuel while creating hundreds of jobs. The University of Maine will lead the effort to make the state a global leader in sustainable forest products.
Singapore just made it easier for companies to harness technology that could save them millions in downtime and disruptions. The country's new Digital Twin Playbook turns complex tech into a practical roadmap any business can follow.
Scientists studying tiny organisms that thrive in Earth's harshest environments are discovering how life adapts to extremes and what it might look like elsewhere in the universe. These microscopic survivors are also revolutionizing medicine and industry.
After years of climbing prices, starter homes are finally becoming more available in parts of America, with the South adding nearly 170,000 affordable listings since 2022. While the income needed to buy has jumped to $78,000 from $43,000 since 2019, new construction focused on smaller homes is giving first-time buyers fresh hope in specific regions.
A group of content creators gathered in Goa to discuss something rarely talked about online: the difference between paid promotions and genuine recommendations. The conversation sparked a new way of sharing what they truly love.