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Chile just locked in a record $1.3 billion deal to supercharge its renewable energy future, funding massive solar and wind operations plus cutting-edge battery storage. The investment positions the South American nation as a rising leader in clean energy innovation.
Two years ago, Jake Bauers planned to retire from baseball to be a full-time dad. Now he's hitting clutch home runs that could send the Milwaukee Brewers to their first World Series in 44 years.
Four astronauts survived 4,000-degree temperatures and returned safely from the Moon, proving crucial safety systems work for future missions. NASA's fixes after the first test flight paid off spectacularly.
NASA's next Artemis mission will practice crucial safety tests in Earth orbit before landing humans on the moon in 2028. Scientists are discovering that astronauts bring irreplaceable observational skills that robots can't match.
Scientists successfully stored pig kidneys at extreme cold for over a year, then revived them to full working condition. The breakthrough could transform organ transplants by giving doctors more time to match donors with patients.
Matthew Bostock delivered a commanding performance to claim gold in the men's scratch race at the Track Cycling World Championships in Shanghai. The British cyclist's "fantastic" victory adds another medal to Great Britain's strong showing at the championships.
Four British cyclists just claimed gold at the Track Cycling World Championships in Shanghai, delivering a thrilling victory for Great Britain. Erin Boothman, Anna Morris, Millie Couzens, and Josie Knight rode in perfect sync to capture the top spot in women's team pursuit.
British tennis player Sonay Kartal is making an impressive return after missing six months with a back injury so painful she couldn't brush her teeth. She just defeated a former Wimbledon finalist without dropping a set, proving patience pays off.
A new company is transforming the leaves cities rake up every autumn into plastic that naturally breaks down in soil. The innovation could replace harmful plastics on farms and in packaging while giving waste leaves a second life.
Nearly 26,000 Venezuelans now call Mexico City home, making them the capital's largest foreign resident community. Their arepas, guasacaca salsa, and regional specialties are transforming neighborhoods from Narvarte to Roma Norte.
Tech giant Nvidia is launching an AI hub in Stockholm to help startups solve humanity's biggest challenges, from disease to climate change. The space will unite entrepreneurs with cutting-edge computing power and expertise starting in 2027.
Four-time Grammy nominee Rocky Dawuni is honoring King Ayisoba for transforming a once-dismissed traditional instrument into a global phenomenon. The recognition highlights how staying authentic to cultural roots can open doors worldwide.
A Ghanaian author's novel about environmental responsibility and community just got approved for use in classrooms across the country. The story asks young readers one powerful question: what happens when we ignore the consequences of our choices?
A Nigerian founder spent a decade redesigning artificial intelligence from the ground up to slash energy consumption while running on everyday devices. His company is now testing a palm-sized holographic computer that needs no screen or server farm.
Britain's biggest restaurants and hotels are creating 100,000 paid positions for unemployed young people over the next three years. McDonald's, Nando's, and other major brands are partnering with the government to help young adults gain skills and launch their careers.
Families are ditching screens for spontaneous creativity, letting kids paint murals on walls and eat spaghetti off tables. The playful parenting trend is helping children develop problem-solving skills while building confidence.
Spanish company Solaria just announced the largest foreign investment in Uruguay's history: a $5.7 billion data center complex powered by renewable energy. The project will create thousands of jobs while advancing both technology infrastructure and clean energy in South America.
China just connected the world's largest compressed carbon dioxide energy storage facility to its power grid, using CO2 instead of air to store renewable energy for 10 hours. The 100 MW plant in Xinjiang's Gobi Desert proves this innovative technology can work at utility scale.