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Greenville County school staff and students celebrating academic achievement milestones together
solutions

2 Greenville Schools Hit Achievement Goals, Staff Win Bonuses

Two historically underperforming South Carolina schools just proved what's possible when communities invest in educators. Thanks to extra support and high expectations, both earned state recognition and their entire staffs are getting bonuses.

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Semi-wild horses grazing on Croatia's Lika Plains with Velebit Mountains in background
planet

Europe's Wildlife Tourism Platform Funds Nature Recovery

A new travel platform is turning European safaris into a force for nature recovery. Since launching in 2025, Wilder Places has sent nearly €60,000 to local communities while connecting travelers with wolves, bison, and rewilding landscapes.

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NASA operations manager Allison Mjoen smiling in front of space equipment at Kennedy Space Center
heroes

NASA Mom Watches Artemis Rocket She Helped Build Launch

After 20 years preparing spacecraft for launch, Allison Mjoen stood with her children and watched the massive SLS rocket thunder toward the Moon. The NASA operations manager spent two decades learning every detail of space missions so she could help send humans back to the lunar surface.

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Person taking a brisk morning walk outdoors in athletic clothing looking energized
health

10 Minutes of Daily Exercise Linked to Deeper Sleep

New research shows that just 10 minutes of moderate exercise each day could help you sleep more soundly. College students who moved regularly spent more time in the deepest, most restorative stages of sleep.

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** Medical researchers in laboratory working on cancer drug development and testing
health

RevMed Pancreatic Cancer Drug Nears Europe Approval

Revolution Medicines is one step closer to bringing a new pancreatic cancer treatment to patients across Europe. The regulatory milestone offers fresh hope for one of the deadliest cancers.

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Lewis Koumas celebrating his first Champions League goal for Liverpool in Austria
sports

Liverpool's Lewis Koumas, 21, Makes Champions League History

Academy graduate Lewis Koumas became Liverpool's youngest player to score and assist in a Champions League match, breaking a record held by Steven Gerrard since 2001. The 21-year-old Welsh midfielder is seizing his unexpected first-team opportunity and inspiring a new generation of academy players.

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** Pink treble clef shaped radio waves against blue gas cloud in deep space galaxy cluster
planet

Black Hole Creates Glowing Treble Clef in Deep Space

Scientists discovered a stunning pink treble clef shape in deep space, created by a supermassive black hole's powerful outburst. The cosmic wonder reveals beautiful artistry hidden in one of the universe's most violent events.

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kindness

San Miguel Forum Unites Donors to Scale Social Solutions

A new organization in San Miguel de Allende is bringing together philanthropists, NGOs, and policymakers to tackle Mexico's biggest social challenges through collaboration. The inaugural San Miguel Forum drew 88 leaders focused on scaling solutions from education to water conservation.

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Atomic clock display showing precise time measurement in scientific laboratory setting
innovation

World Ends Leap Seconds in 2027 for Digital Stability

Global timekeepers voted to scrap leap seconds starting May 2027, ending a 55-year practice that's been causing headaches for computers and digital systems. The move will make international timekeeping simpler and more reliable for our increasingly connected world.

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** Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu speaking about Lagos food security initiatives at World Food Day celebration
planet

Lagos Doubles Down on Food Security with 40% Target

Africa's most populous city is tackling hunger with innovation, not just farmland. Lagos plans to double its food self-sufficiency through smart infrastructure, farmer training, and partnerships that could feed millions.

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Smart electricity meters being installed on Nigerian building to improve power distribution and billing
innovation

Nigerian Startup Gets $20M to Fix Electricity Crisis

A Nigerian energy tech company just secured major international funding to bring smart meters and reliable power to millions. The investment could finally solve billing chaos affecting nearly 5 million homes.

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Arab League headquarters building where Libya signed poverty eradication charter with regional partners
solutions

Libya Joins Arab Coalition Fighting Regional Poverty

Libya signed onto a new regional center dedicated to ending poverty across Arab nations. The move strengthens cooperation among countries working to lift millions out of hardship.

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** Retired doctor Floria Tsui, pancreatic cancer survivor and patient advocate in White Rock, B.C.
health

Doctor's Self-Advocacy Saves Her From Pancreatic Cancer

After fighting for an ultrasound for over a year, retired doctor Floria Tsui caught her pancreatic cancer early enough to treat, a diagnosis that's usually fatal. Now she's urging patients everywhere to trust their instincts and speak up.

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Indonesian rice farmers working in terraced paddy fields with green crops and water
planet

Indonesia Farmers Get Fair Share of Carbon Credit Profits

Indonesia's new agricultural carbon credit rules require businesses to partner with farmer groups and share profits fairly. The regulation gives farmers a formal seat at the table in climate projects that were once dominated by big business.

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