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United Launch Alliance is returning its flagship Vulcan rocket to flight on November 13, carrying 40 satellites after solving a critical booster problem. The successful redesign could restore confidence in America's space launch capabilities and deliver internet to millions.
Priority Bicycles just launched an electric bike that eliminates chains, derailleurs, and constant maintenance with a single-speed carbon belt system. The E-Sauce proves simpler can be smarter in a market obsessed with adding more gears.
Businesses are finally getting clear answers about what their AI investments actually deliver. New reporting tools from Anthropic help companies see exactly where their AI dollars go and how to make them work harder.
Nigeria's under-15 soccer team dominated New Caledonia 7-0 to advance in the inaugural FIFA U-15 World Cup in Azerbaijan. Captain Timothy Ijach scored three goals in the team's biggest win of the tournament.
Nigeria Customs Service is one match away from ending a seven-year championship drought after dominating their playoff match 3-0. The former volleyball champions will compete for the title on Thursday in Abuja.
Arsenal striker Alessia Russo made history with three goals against Benfica, becoming England's top scorer in Women's Champions League history. The record-breaking performance helped Arsenal win 3-0 and build crucial momentum for the season ahead.
After 37 years hosting Inside the NBA, Ernie Johnson announced his retirement, moving co-host Charles Barkley to tears with an emotional tribute. The heartfelt moment reminded millions why genuine friendship and gratitude matter most.
Cross-border trade between African countries hit $220.3 billion in 2024, growing 12.4% in a year. Now tech and finance leaders are mapping out solutions to make buying and selling across the continent as easy as shopping at home.
Long before spacecraft visited distant worlds, meteorites were delivering cosmic samples to Earth for free. These ancient space rocks continue to reveal the Solar System's birth story and guide modern exploration.
From WhatsApp tutors to scholarship finders, six entrepreneurs across Africa are using artificial intelligence to make learning more accessible for millions of students. Their tools are turning smartphones into personalized study assistants and opening doors to opportunities students never knew existed.
Brooklyn Meyer, reigning Mid-Major Player of the Year, is returning to South Dakota State women's basketball for a fifth season after a brief volleyball stint. Her comeback transforms the Jackrabbits into legitimate championship contenders.
A New York high school cross-country team just made 121 years of history by winning their sixth straight county championship. The North Rockland Red Raiders broke a record that stood longer than most of their grandparents have been alive.
The beloved face of basketball television announced this will be his final season hosting the iconic sports show. His co-hosts' emotional tribute reminded fans why he's been called the heart of the game.
College sports just took a major stand for inclusion. The Big 12 Conference will now penalize teams during games if fans engage in discriminatory conduct.
Nigeria's government just approved funding for nine major road projects that will connect cities, link states, and make travel safer for millions. The investment shows a commitment to building infrastructure that brings people and opportunities closer together.
The beloved face of basketball's most iconic studio show is choosing family and health over the spotlight. After 37 seasons and a recent heart surgery, Ernie Johnson is signing off with gratitude and a new mission.
More than 700 secondary school girls in Nigeria just created AI-powered solutions for healthcare, safety, and climate challenges in their own communities. They're not just learning tech—they're already solving problems that matter.
A licensed therapist reveals science-backed techniques to break free from worry, intrusive thoughts, and rumination that trap millions in anxiety cycles. The solutions are surprisingly simple and work by retraining how your brain responds to stress.