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Anthropic, the company behind Claude AI, is committing 5% of its shares to a public benefit fund ahead of its massive stock market debut. The fund will support nonprofits and help workers affected by AI's impact on jobs.
Nigeria's Federal Government has delivered direct cash transfers to over 10 million poor households using digital verification systems. The World Bank praised the progress while urging expansion to create a sustainable safety net.
Singapore is creating 3,000 year-long internships over three years to help students build real-world skills as AI reshapes entry-level work. The program gives young people time to contribute to major projects and learn from experienced professionals before graduation.
A true freshman from Lehi just helped BYU pull off one of the biggest upsets of the college football season. Legend Glasker and several local players were key to the Cougars' thrilling 28-24 victory over No. 2 Notre Dame.
A symbol meant to divide is bringing Republicans and Democrats together in one of Texas's most remote regions. From sheriffs to business owners, locals are joining hands to protect Big Bend's wild beauty.
Six nuclear technology startups will present their innovations to investors on November 4, ranging from reactor maintenance tools to satellite propulsion systems. The event marks a turning point as nuclear technology ventures seek early-stage funding in fields once considered too slow-moving for startup investment.
A South Korean shipbuilder and U.S. defense tech company just proved autonomous ships can navigate, coordinate, and respond to emergencies on their own. The successful 3.5-hour test off Long Beach marks a major step toward unmanned naval operations.
College students at George Washington University are creating a new club to help young people see themselves as members of a worldwide community, not just citizens of one country. The group plans to connect students with policymakers and organize trips to the United Nations.
A dinosaur fossil that sat forgotten in a museum drawer for a century has been identified as an entirely new species. The human-sized predator roamed England 120 million years ago.
A robot built to explore wombat burrows is now searching for ancient artifacts beneath a Turkish mountain. The Australian technology could help solve one of archaeology's biggest mysteries.
A 22-year-old rugby player is about to fulfill a family dream by representing New Zealand in his hometown, 78 years after his great-grandfather captained the same team. Four generations of one Christchurch family have kept their rugby legacy alive through dedication and love of the game.
Four Melbourne councils are joining forces to restore the Yarra River and make it safe for swimming again by 2050, following successful river cleanups in Paris, Berlin, and Copenhagen. The beloved waterway, banned for swimming since the 1960s due to pollution, could once again host swimmers within a generation.
Healthcare workers in NSW now have a new tool to identify and help the estimated 16,400 people trapped in modern slavery. The guide was created with input from survivors who say doctors could have helped them escape years earlier.
A mother-daughter team in Delhi is transforming restaurant waste into beautiful products, from eggshell plates to slippers made of fallen leaves. Their venture YLEM is proving that one industry's trash can become another's treasure.
Tia McHugh's colleagues at East Bay K-8 in Navarre chose her as their teacher of the year. The second-grade educator has spent nearly two decades inspiring young learners.
NASA's satellite captured Poland's Bieszczady Mountains transforming into a tapestry of reds and golds as ancient beech forests prepare for winter. These same trees helped reforest Europe after the ice age ended thousands of years ago.
Diego Gomez lit up the Premier League with an extraordinary goal from the halfway line as Brighton demolished local rivals Crystal Palace 5-0. The stunning strike became the highlight of a dominant performance that delighted fans across the sport.
Six months after being unable to brush her teeth without agony, Sonay Kartal just became Britain's top-ranked tennis player. Her comeback story proves that patience and hard work can lead to extraordinary returns.