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At 57, Tina Lacy traded her treadmill for weights and discovered a love for strength training. Seven years later, she's programming her own workouts and inspiring others to build muscle at any age.
After becoming a caregiver during the pandemic, a 68-year-old woman transformed her life through strength training and nutrition. Three years later at 71, she's lifting heavier than ever and inspiring others to prioritize wellness at any age.
Two of Europe's most celebrated museums are joining forces to shine a light on forgotten women artists and patrons from history. The partnership launches a fellowship program that will reshape how we understand art history.
After weeks of uncertainty, the European Union confirmed it has identified funding to cover Ukraine's entire $27 billion defense budget shortfall for 2026. The breakthrough ends a financial crisis that threatened essential weapon deliveries and military operations.
When government healthcare systems fail, Nigerian entrepreneurs are building the coordination tools that save lives. From emergency dispatch to sexual health education, these startups aren't just innovating, they're revealing exactly where the system breaks down.
A nonprofit just invested $1.4 million in 334 students across North America, with 240 being the first in their families to attend college. The scholarships range from $2,500 to $10,000 and connect recipients to mentors and career opportunities that could change their lives.
Scientists modified a tapeworm medication to treat endometriosis without surgery or hormones, offering hope to 190 million people worldwide who live with chronic pain. Early mouse trials show the breakthrough could transform care for a condition that's been called the "missed disease."
China just unveiled an ambitious plan to transform energy storage by 2030, backing next-generation batteries that could power cleaner grids and safer devices. The roadmap prioritizes quality and innovation over speed, signaling a smarter approach to building the future of energy.
American homes and businesses installed enough rooftop solar in three months to power half a million homes. Even better, they're pairing these panels with batteries to keep the lights on when the grid goes down.
New York City just became the first US city to require businesses make canceling subscriptions as easy as signing up. The new rule could save residents up to $162 million annually.
The Orlando Magic is making professional basketball accessible to every family with a new program offering $20 tickets to all home games. The team also slashed prices on concessions and merchandise to keep the fan experience affordable.
A powerful new documentary gives voice to Kenyan communities seeking justice for colonial-era land displacement, with filmmakers telling their own story on their own terms. "Kikuyu Land" premiered at Sundance and brings global attention to a fight for restitution that spans generations.
French lawmakers are advancing legislation to strengthen protections for victims of gender-based violence, including groundbreaking provisions against AI-generated deepfakes and non-consensual online content. The comprehensive bill aims to improve every step from reporting to compensation.
The Town of Pictou joined forces with Pictou Landing First Nation for a powerful ceremony honoring residential school survivors. Students, leaders, and community members came together to turn words into action.
After losing their home in the Palisades Fire, the Goodyear family started making seed bombs to revive burned landscapes and heal their community. What began as one family's therapy project has now distributed 10,000 native wildflower seed bombs to fire survivors across Los Angeles.
Mercedes driver George Russell is rediscovering his championship form after breaking through a season-long performance struggle. His recent victory in Azerbaijan marks a turning point as he chases down teammate Kimi Antonelli with a third of the season remaining.
Once one of the world's poorest nations with just 12 kilometers of paved road, Botswana just celebrated 60 years of independence as an upper-middle-income country that shows smart resource management can transform a nation. The southern African nation used its diamond wealth to build 35,000 kilometers of roads, lift two-thirds of its people out of poverty, and become the first country to defeat mother-to-child HIV transmission.
A three-year partnership between dfcu Bank and Rotary Uganda is delivering free health screenings and treatment directly to communities, reaching more than 30,000 people in just one year. The latest health camp in Mutungo served 424 residents with services from diabetes screening to HIV testing.