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British cyclist Anna Morris just completed a stunning hat-trick of gold medals at the Track Cycling World Championships, teaming up with Erin Boothman to dominate the women's madison. The duo's victory caps off a remarkable championship run for Morris, proving teamwork and determination still reign supreme on the track.
A 93-year-old Ghanaian cinematographer who saved footage of Africa's independence movement is getting his story told on the big screen, thanks to streaming star IShowSpeed and the Obamas. The documentary preserves over 1,000 reels of history that nearly vanished after a 1966 coup.
While global poverty recently increased for the first time in over a decade, 33 countries proved it can be beaten by cutting their poverty rates in half within 15 years. Their success stories offer a roadmap for lifting hundreds of millions more out of hardship.
Australia just broke its annual solar investment record with three months still left in the year, as households and businesses rush to embrace renewable energy. The country added enough solar capacity this year to power millions of homes.
France just unveiled a smart energy plan that could cut household electricity costs by up to 35% while supercharging renewable energy growth. The country is making it easier to connect solar-plus-storage projects and rewarding homeowners who embrace smart energy tech.
Women flock to Europe's booming solar industry to fight climate change, but nearly 40% are looking for new jobs within a year. A groundbreaking survey across 22 countries reveals the culprit: inspiring missions can't replace bad managers and invisible career paths.
Britain's Sonay Kartal fought back from a six-month injury layoff to become the lowest-ranked WTA 1000 finalist in history, defeating former champions along the way. The 24-year-old's remarkable run in Wuhan will vault her to British No. 1 and back into the world's top 50.
The Indiana Hoosiers have won 22 consecutive games under coach Curt Cignetti, transforming from the program with the most losses in college football history to reigning national champions. Their top-five showdown with Ohio State marks the first time two top-five teams have met in Bloomington.
Scientists are using cutting-edge tracking technology to protect puffins from climate threats, revealing crucial ocean patterns that could save these beloved seabirds. After decades of mystery, we finally know where puffins go and how to help them thrive.
The United Kingdom just committed to planting half a million trees over the next three years to protect communities from flooding and extreme weather. Local leaders and charities will receive funding to restore wetlands, riverbanks, and meadows across the country.
Rwanda just scored a 10-year deal to host Formula 1 racing starting in the early 2030s, marking the first time the prestigious motorsport will have a permanent home on the African continent. It's a massive win for Rwanda and a signal that Africa is claiming its spot on the global stage.
Egypt's economic turnaround is gaining international recognition as the IMF upgraded its 2027 growth forecast from 4.4% to 4.7%. The country's fiscal reforms are paying off with stronger investor confidence and measurable financial wins.
Egypt just secured third place in Africa for tourism development potential, showing the nation's ancient wonders are backed by improving infrastructure and accessibility. The World Economic Forum's latest index highlights how the country is building a stronger foundation for welcoming the world.
A firefighter pulled a man and his three beloved pets from a burning home in Murfreesboro, giving a family their second chance. Everyone made it out safely in the early morning rescue.
The Bezos Earth Fund just announced $500 million to rescue endangered species across 100+ countries by 2030. The commitment, revealed at a major biodiversity summit in Armenia, will support 16 nations working together to save wildlife.
Armenia and Colombia are leading a global effort to do more than just prevent extinction. Sixteen countries have united to actively recover the world's most threatened animals, backed by $500 million in funding.
After 30 years of waiting, a Florida community is finally seeing the last phase of toxic cleanup begin at one of America's worst pollution sites. Groundwater treatment will start this fall, bringing hope for the future of neighborhoods that endured decades of contamination.
Community lenders are keeping the clean energy dream alive for low-income neighborhoods, pumping $12.4 billion into 40,000 solar panels, energy upgrades, and climate projects. Despite federal funding freezes, they're finding creative ways to finance everything from rooftop solar for affordable housing to community solar farms.