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A 23-year-old high school teacher discovered that simple childhood rewards like gold stars and stickers still work wonders on teenagers. His unconventional classroom management techniques are going viral among educators nationwide.
Korean researchers discovered an enzyme that helps mice burn fat instead of storing it, opening new paths for treating obesity. Mice with boosted DUSP4 levels stayed lean even on high-fat diets.
Students at 10 Lagos schools just received computers, tablets, and sports equipment through a youth program combining technology, athletics, and environmental education. The initiative aims to expand across Nigeria after its successful third year.
A government innovation team publishes report cards on every product it builds, including costs and failures. The radical transparency is helping Singapore build better tech faster.
Ghana's housing stakeholders just signed a historic agreement to make homeownership accessible for millions of workers currently priced out of the market. The National Housing Fund is leading a collaborative push to expand financing and support both formal and informal workers.
Marshall University's volleyball team ended a 30-year losing streak against James Madison with a dominant four-set victory, marking their first win over the Dukes since 1996. The emotional triumph came just one day after a tough loss to the same opponent.
In a revenge match from last season's championship, Ohio State women's hockey scored two third-period goals to topple top-ranked Wisconsin 2-1 at home. The undefeated Buckeyes erased a one-goal deficit with clutch power-play strikes in the final frame.
Traditional Chinese medicine is now available in 196 countries as China expands healthcare partnerships worldwide. A major conference in Beijing will bring together experts to discuss how emerging technologies can help traditional medicine tackle chronic and infectious diseases.
More than 350 volunteers spent their summer rebuilding California's natural water reservoirs, restoring nine vulnerable meadows in Stanislaus National Forest. From babies to an 82-year-old, this community effort is bringing back ecosystems that store water for millions downstream.
The world's rarest marine mammal is getting a fighting chance as illegal fishing drops 95% in Mexico's protected Vaquita zone. A conservation team has spent 12 years turning surveillance and partnerships into real protection for these tiny porpoises.
A new $71.5 million fund is breaking down barriers to clean energy access in communities facing high costs and climate risks. The Afterglow Climate Justice Fund has already deployed $35 million across 12 projects, creating hundreds of green jobs while cutting energy bills by 20%.
Doctors just completed two successful bone biopsies on children using an MRI-safe robot that eliminates radiation exposure. The breakthrough technology combines precision robotics with detailed imaging to make a scary procedure safer for young patients.
New Zealand First has committed to raising the minimum wage by at least the rate of inflation every year if elected, plus boosting family support payments by $120 weekly. The policy aims to help working families keep up with rising costs and bring stability to household budgets.
Three South Australian police officers jumped into the River Torrens early Saturday morning to rescue a drowning man who had leaped in while trying to escape. Their quick response turned a chase into a life-saving mission.
At 82, champion golfer Graham Marsh returned to his birthplace of Kalgoorlie to see how his world-class desert golf course sparked new community growth. What started as a controversial $18.5 million project has brought 620 members, a new 2,000-home suburb, and national tournaments to the remote Australian mining town.
Over 6,000 artists competed for a spot in India's prestigious 65th National Exhibition of Art, with 270 works selected to showcase the country's vibrant creative spirit. The show celebrates diversity through painting, sculpture, and mixed media from 27 states.
A Spanish renewable energy company just locked in nearly half a billion dollars to power Chile's clean energy future. The massive funding will support solar farms and battery storage that are already up and running.
A Missouri school district created a new report card that shows parents the full picture of student success, not just standardized test scores. The Complete Report Card tracks everything from academic growth to arts and athletics.