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After Seattle's Pacific Science Center removed its iconic dinosaur sculptures, devoted fans are creating digital archives and preserving pieces to keep childhood memories alive for future generations.
Police divers stumbled upon ancient Roman amphorae during a routine safety dive off Sardinia's coast. The discovery could lead to uncovering an entire archaeological site beneath the Mediterranean Sea.
Six Nigerian states devastated by years of conflict are joining forces to create their own airline, investing 10.8 billion naira to reconnect communities torn apart by insurgency. The North-East Air Shuttle represents a dramatic shift from relief camps to economic rebuilding.
India's cricket team successfully defended their Asian Games gold medal with a nail-biting 19-run victory over Pakistan in Nisshin. Despite a stunning comeback attempt, India's explosive batting and clutch bowling secured their fourth tournament title against their rivals.
Former rivals Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton melted hearts with a warm embrace after qualifying at Malaysia's Sepang circuit. The "wholesome" moment has millions of racing fans celebrating their newfound respect.
Scooby-Doo star Matthew Lillard is using his platform to advocate for better teacher salaries, calling current pay rates "abysmal and horrific." As both an actor and longtime theater teacher himself, he's sparking an important conversation about how America values its educators.
A Florida zoo captured the heartwarming moment when two senior sloths met their newborn son, defying expectations for their species. At 37 and 47 years old, Grizzly and Teddy became one of the oldest sloth pairs ever to have a baby.
Ireland's women's rugby team delivered an electrifying performance, scoring seven tries to defeat Japan 43-19 in Cork. Two players made their international debuts and scored their first tries in a confidence-building victory.
A Miami middle school just unveiled an interactive learning space with robot kits, virtual headsets, and games students play with their feet. It's part of a three-year plan bringing cutting-edge tech to 38 schools across the district.
When a car carrying two people in their 80s plunged into a Massachusetts lake, a passing stranger didn't hesitate to dive in and pull them to safety. Both rescued passengers are now home safe with family.
A new neighborhood south of Denver just proved geothermal heating can work for regular families, not just luxury homes. Nearly 100 new houses are now heated and cooled using the earth's constant underground temperature instead of gas furnaces.
South Korean golfer Tom Kim secured his future with a clutch performance at the Asian Games, winning gold and earning an exemption from mandatory military service. The 24-year-old's victory saves him up to 21 months away from professional golf during his prime years.
National Geographic's new documentary showcases five major conservation victories across Africa, from mountain gorillas bouncing back to communities taking charge of their own lands. Real people are protecting the continent's wildlife, and it's working.
A wildlife cinematographer who spends every day on the water was still stunned when a rare humpback whale surfaced during a routine shark snorkeling trip off the Welsh coast. The unexpected sighting shows how nature can still surprise even the most experienced ocean observers.
Tennis legend Serena Williams shares her simple parenting rule: she's never gone from her daughters for more than 24 hours. The promise reflects her commitment to being present over perfect.
Australian scientists have created a world-first device that could revolutionize how landmines are detected and cleared from over 70 affected countries. The breakthrough technology, developed with CSIRO, promises to save countless lives in regions still plagued by these deadly weapons years after conflicts end.
Researchers discovered a protective enzyme that could prevent fatty liver disease from progressing to serious damage. The breakthrough offers hope for 100 million Americans living with the condition.
Nigerian farmers are growing three times more wheat than before, jumping from 120,000 to 420,000 tonnes annually thanks to a new government program. The breakthrough could help feed millions more people and reduce the country's dependence on imported grain.