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Jeffrey Yang uses free government spatial data and AI agents to run an entire building inspection company by himself. What used to require a team of 10 people now takes just one person and one computer.
After qualifying his way into 13 of 14 senior tour events, 52-year-old Tasmanian golfer Mat Goggin is one round away from his breakthrough win after shooting a tournament-record 62 in Florida. Four fellow Australians are chasing him down in Sunday's final round.
The Essex Fire Department turned safety education into a thrilling spectacle, showing families exactly how crews save lives in emergencies. Windows smashed, roofs cut, and flames battled, all to help the community stay safe.
Scientists discovered that mice who ate olive oil before carbohydrates experienced smaller blood sugar spikes, even when they had type 2 diabetes. The simple meal-sequencing trick activated a surprising combination of hormones and nerve signals that helped regulate blood sugar.
Scientists found that adjusting your foot angle while walking can reduce arthritis pain as much as medication while protecting cartilage. A year-long study showed personalized gait changes helped people avoid pills and procedures.
Animal science experts in Nigeria are urging families to make eggs a daily staple after research shows they could combat widespread child malnutrition and stunted growth. At a World Egg Day event in Ilorin, scientists called for government subsidies to make this protein powerhouse more accessible to struggling families.
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A semi-professional soccer club just defeated one of Australia's top teams to win the Australia Cup, sparking wild celebrations. South Melbourne's victory over Melbourne Victory marks one of the biggest underdog wins in Australian soccer history.
Scientists developed a seed-sized device that can be injected through a needle to treat chronic pain without batteries, wires, or surgery. The wireless implant could make advanced nerve treatments safer and more accessible for millions.
Surrey County Council just shattered its tree planting goal, adding nearly 900,000 trees across the region in five years. That's one tree for every resident, with more on the way.
Two-time Olympic champion Eliud Kipchoge proved age is just a number, breaking the Melbourne Marathon record at 41 years old. He even slowed down to wave at cheering fans before crossing the finish line at the iconic MCG.
Eliud Kipchoge proved age is just a number by breaking the Melbourne Marathon record at 41, sending a powerful message that his best years aren't behind him. The two-time Olympic champion celebrated with thousands of fans after his first marathon victory since 2023.
More than 40 North Carolina Red Cross volunteers raced to Florida's Gulf Coast after Hurricane Isaias, bringing emergency supplies and something even more powerful: compassion. Two veteran volunteers with 125 combined deployments say listening and caring matters just as much as food and water.
When Hurricane Isaias threatened the Gulf Coast, volunteers from across the South dropped everything to help their neighbors prepare and recover. Their quick action set up emergency shelters and supply lines before the storm even made landfall.
Brothers James and Chad Hampton combine their roles as pastors with a hunting tradition that fills freezers and deepens their spiritual connection. The twins say their outdoor lifestyle strengthens both body and soul while providing healthy food for their communities.
The UCLA Bruins pulled off a thrilling 17-15 victory over Oregon, staying perfect on the season and shaking up the Big Ten championship race. A failed two-point conversion in the first quarter proved to be the difference in an instant classic.
The Kentucky Wildcats pulled off back-to-back overtime victories by going for two-point conversions instead of safe extra points, making college football history. Their coach's bold calls against South Carolina and LSU have turned the season into a thrill ride.
New Zealand's Black Ferns just added four-time World Cup winner Anna Richards as an independent selector, strengthening women's rugby from the top down. With over 35,000 women and girls now playing rugby in New Zealand, the timing couldn't be better.
Colin Hanssen, a 31-year-old West Australian artist with cerebral palsy, went from his first art therapy class to gallery exhibitions in just six months. His abstract paintings, created using one hand and his wheelchair, are now catching the attention of Perth curators.