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A groundbreaking clinical trial is now recruiting 400 patients to test a promising new drug combination for the most common form of pancreatic cancer. Early results suggest the dual therapy works better than either treatment alone.
Quick-thinking customs officers at Miami International Airport rescued 10 live birds hidden in a traveler's clothing, protecting vulnerable wildlife from illegal trafficking. The October discovery highlights how border protection teams work daily to shield endangered species.
Baseball legend Justin Verlander ended his Hall of Fame career in the most heartwarming way possible, with his daughter running onto the field for one last hug. After 21 seasons and three Cy Young Awards, the 43-year-old pitcher is trading the mound for the analyst desk.
Over 1,000 Christian leaders from 122 countries gathered in Jerusalem to stand with Israel and comfort those impacted by the October 7, 2023 attacks. The Friends of Zion Ambassador Summit brought together young people, faith leaders, and released hostages in a powerful display of global solidarity.
The NFL reversed its controversial policy and will now allow players to celebrate with drinking gestures without facing fines. After meeting with the players' union, the league admitted it overreacted and will now communicate with players before imposing penalties on celebrations.
After nearly four decades coaching college basketball and 16 remarkable years with the Oregon Ducks, Dana Altman is hanging up his whistle at age 68. The winningest coach in Oregon history leaves behind a legacy that includes 382 victories, nine NCAA Tournament appearances, and one unforgettable Final Four run.
Frustrated by hidden fees and cancelled flights with no compensation? New Zealand's Labour Party just announced a plan to make airlines show real prices upfront and automatically refund passengers when things go wrong.
A teen reporter for a kids' news show just taught professional journalists how it's done. Patrick Hammond's straightforward question got a political leader to reveal what seasoned reporters had been trying to uncover all week.
A colony of critically endangered Darling River snails, feared extinct for decades, has been discovered 700 kilometers upstream in a weir near Walgett, NSW. The discovery offers hope that human-made structures once blamed for their decline might now be saving them.
Two Tongan Australian sisters who started as backing singers just earned one of music's highest honors. Their secret? Staying true to family values and each other through four decades of harmony.
A teenager from Punjab who can move only his left hand is creating motivational videos that inspire thousands. Despite tragedy and hardship, Ekamjeet Singh and his family refuse to give up.
Moldova just opened a €1 million innovation fund to help tech entrepreneurs turn early-stage ideas into real products that attract customers. The fund bridges the critical gap between having a concept and building something people will pay for.
ESPN host Stephen A. Smith issued an apology after criticism over his response to NFL star Lane Johnson's mental health retirement. The moment sparked important conversations about respecting athletes' personal decisions.
Popular weight-loss medications might do far more than help people shed pounds. New research suggests these drugs could be slowing down the aging process itself.
After 40 years in conflict zones, mediator Hiba Qasas discovered the missing ingredient in peace talks: forget empathy and start with self-interest. Her approach brought hundreds of Israeli and Palestinian leaders into active collaboration during wartime.
When R&B artist Tank lost hearing in one ear at 46, he thought his music career was over. Four years later, the 50-year-old is touring shirtless with Usher and Chris Brown after rebuilding his body and confidence.
When commuters reported a suspicious box on Mexico City's Metro Line 7, bomb disposal experts suited up for what turned out to be the sweetest false alarm of their careers. The "threat" was actually fresh churros dusted with cinnamon sugar.
Mexico shipped a record $419 billion in goods to the United States in the first eight months of 2026, cementing its position as America's largest trade partner. The growing economic partnership shows how two neighboring nations are building deeper ties that benefit both countries.