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Former New Orleans Saints player Steve Gleason using eye-tracking technology to communicate while surrounded by family
heroes

Saints Legend Steve Gleason: 15 Years Thriving With ALS

Former NFL player Steve Gleason is celebrating two decades since his legendary blocked punt while marking 15 years of living fully with ALS. His visibility from that iconic moment helped build a thriving nonprofit that now supports thousands living with the disease.

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Paul McCartney performing with Dave Grohl, Krist Novoselic, and Pat Smear at benefit concert
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Paul McCartney Joins Nirvana, Wins Grammy for New Song

When Paul McCartney showed up for a casual jam session in 2012, he didn't realize he was stepping into a Nirvana reunion. The collaboration produced a Grammy-winning song and one of rock's most unexpected partnerships.

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Indian athlete Vithya Ramraj celebrating with three medals at the Asian Games track event
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Indian Runner Vithya Ramraj Breaks PT Usha's 42-Year Record

Vithya Ramraj returned from the Asian Games with three medals and a piece of history, shattering a 42-year-old record held by legendary athlete PT Usha. Her father was once mocked for not having a son, but his daughter silenced doubters with gold, silver, and bronze.

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Terraced farming fields in mountainous Ladakh region showing traditional sustainable agriculture practices
planet

Ladakh's Ancient Sustainability Secrets Go Viral

A Himalayan native is teaching the world how to live sustainably without sacrificing modern conveniences, and his message is resonating far beyond the mountains. Forget perfectionism: real sustainability is about balance, not guilt.

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Thousands of migratory birds gathering on calm waters of Nagi-Nakti reservoirs in Bihar
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Two Man-Made Lakes in Bihar Now Host 18,000+ Migratory Birds

What started as irrigation reservoirs in Bihar's Jamui district has become an international sanctuary for thousands of birds flying from as far as Russia and the Arctic Circle. Nagi and Nakti wetlands now protect nearly 90 species every winter.

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Scientists studying ocean temperature data showing climate change impacts and solution pathways
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Scientists Find Path to Limit Climate Damage Still Open

Climate change has locked in some future impacts, but over 70 scientists from 30 countries say the scale of damage still depends entirely on actions taken right now. Their new report reveals where policy can make the biggest difference.

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Boeing aerospace manufacturing facility in Huntsville, Alabama with workers assembling advanced defense technology
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Boeing Adds Hundreds of Jobs in $14.7B Huntsville Expansion

A massive defense contract is bringing hundreds of new jobs to Huntsville, Alabama, as Boeing triples production of advanced missile defense technology. The expansion marks one of the biggest manufacturing investments in the region's history.

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Person holding Android smartphone with Google Gemini AI assistant interface displayed on screen
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Google's Gemini AI Could Soon Make Quick Calls for You

Google is testing an AI feature that could make simple phone calls on your behalf, like telling mom you're running late or asking a friend about dinner plans. The update would help deliver quick messages to people who prefer calls over texts.

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Colorful migrating songbirds feeding on native berries in autumn backyard garden setting
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6 Simple Changes That Make Your Yard a Bird Haven

Tens of millions of migrating birds pass through backyards every autumn, exhausted and searching for food and water at dawn. A few easy changes can transform your outdoor space into a lifesaving stopover that keeps giving back for years.

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South African health workers engaging in community conversation during COVID-19 pandemic response
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South Africa Cracks the Code on Health Crisis Communication

During COVID-19, South Africa discovered that sharing information isn't enough, listening first changes everything. A new study reveals the five principles that turned public health messaging into real conversations.

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Healthcare workers and scientists collaborating on antimicrobial resistance solutions in African medical facility
planet

Six Major Groups Unite to Fight Drug Resistance in Africa

Six international organizations have joined forces to tackle antimicrobial resistance across Africa, a growing health threat that could claim 4.1 million lives by 2050. The partnership launched during World Antimicrobial Awareness Week with a 10-point action plan to protect the continent's future.

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Breast cancer survivors in bright pink shirts walk together around field at community event
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1,200 Walk for Breast Cancer Survivors in Ohio

Breast cancer survivors Megan Schellhorn and Shannon Styer turned their shared diagnosis into hope for others, creating an annual cupcake walk that now serves over 200 families. This year, 1,200 people showed up to celebrate survivors and support those still fighting.

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Aravind Srinivas, young Indian entrepreneur and CEO of Perplexity AI, smiling confidently
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IIT Student Turns Rejection Into $2.1 Billion AI Success

Aravind Srinivas missed his dream major by 0.01 points and got rejected by MIT, but those setbacks launched him toward building one of the world's most valuable AI companies. Today, the 32-year-old co-founder of Perplexity AI is worth $2.1 billion.

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Smiling middle-aged woman talking with her doctor about menopause treatment options in bright medical office
health

Menopause Treatment Gets Major Update from Top Doctors

Women struggling with hot flashes and night sweats finally have clear guidance on what works best. The American College of Physicians just recommended hormone therapy as the top treatment option, marking a hopeful shift after two decades of uncertainty.

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** Young child with spinal muscular atrophy taking steps with assistance during physical therapy session
health

Early SMA Treatment Helps More Children Walk

Children with spinal muscular atrophy who receive treatment shortly after birth are walking more often and experiencing fewer health complications than those treated later. New survey data from Cure SMA shows early intervention is transforming outcomes for kids with this genetic condition.

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** Medical researcher examining focused ultrasound technology equipment used for brain disease treatment research
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Sound Waves Could Unlock Brain Disease Treatment

Scientists at UVA Health say focused ultrasound technology is reaching a breakthrough moment that could revolutionize how doctors treat Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and brain tumors. The approach uses sound waves to safely deliver gene therapies through the brain's protective barrier.

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Scott and Stacey Mackereth standing on their dairy farm in Southland, New Zealand
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New Zealand Farmers Win Top Award With People-First Approach

Scott and Stacey Mackereth just proved that treating people right is the secret to farming success. The couple won four major awards, including 2026 Share Farmers of the Year, by building a team culture where everyone walks in the same direction.

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