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Researchers have synthesized two never-before-seen minerals that might exist deep in Earth's mantle, potentially solving the mystery of where our planet hides massive amounts of ancient water. These lab-created minerals could explain unusual zones at the bottom of the mantle and reveal secrets about Earth's formation.
A Connecticut hiker dislocated his shoulder on a wet granite slab but popped it back into place himself and kept climbing. Kurt Siuzdak's preparation and determination got him to the summit of Mount Washington safely.
A mountain lion that wandered into San Francisco's busy Sunset District was safely tranquilized and returned to the wild after a multi-agency collaboration. The big cat now wears a tracking collar to help protect both wildlife and city residents.
Indiana Fever guard Kelsey Mitchell just became the WNBA's all-time single-season scoring leader with 1,034 points. She dropped 33 points in Friday's victory while teammate Caitlin Clark added 28 points and 14 assists in her return from winning the FIBA World Cup.
Rising WNBA player Hailey Van Lith is heading to New Zealand to play for the Tokomanawa Queens, bringing her 1.3 million Instagram followers and elite skills to grow women's basketball down under. The signing pairs her with Kiwi WNBA player Charlisse Leger-Walker in a historic moment for the young league.
A rescue helicopter team saved a family of four, including two young children, from their sinking yacht after it struck a remote reef off the Queensland coast. Despite treacherous conditions and the vessel nearly submerged, every member made it to safety.
When dangerous haze blanketed Malaysia's major cities, the government turned to an innovative solution: seeding clouds to bring cleansing rain. Air Force C-130 Hercules aircraft took to the skies this weekend to help millions breathe easier.
Talented women from India spent 138 hours hand-embroidering a Fendi bag using traditional Gujarati mirror work, but the luxury brand didn't credit the craft's heritage. Their incredible work is sparking conversations about honoring the artisans behind high-fashion pieces.
Arnav Maharshi woke from a coma unable to move his right side. Three years later, the 17-year-old is testing AI rehabilitation tools with real patients.
The International Committee of the Red Cross is actively working to reunite 17,000 separated families across Nigeria, down from 24,000 cases just months ago. Their efforts offer hope to families torn apart by conflict in the northeast region.
Nigeria's Cross River State is building organized ranches and livestock clusters to stop violent conflicts between farmers and herders. The plan protects farmland while giving herders a safer, modern way to raise cattle.
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Ryosuke Takashima became Japan's youngest-ever mayor by doing something radical: actually listening to everyone. His approach to fixing communities involves inviting citizens to participate in reform, not just vote and wait.
Twenty-six years ago, Brighton & Hove Albion came within 27 minutes of ceasing to exist as a football club. Today, they're celebrating their 125th anniversary as a thriving Premier League team competing in Europe.
Wales women's rugby team delivered their best performance in years, stunning South Africa 50-19 with eight tries under Cardiff's Friday night lights. After years of losses and criticism, the team showed they've found their winning formula.
World number one Luke Littler showed champion composure when he rallied from behind to beat Danny Noppert in Amsterdam, responding to booing fans with both a defiant gesture and a stunning comeback. The 19-year-old two-time world champion turned a 3-1 deficit into victory at the World Series of Darts Finals.
In Nepal's ancient city of Bhaktapur, families celebrate lost loved ones with drums, dancing, and eight days of joyful community festivities. The Sa: Paru festival transforms Western ideas of grief into a vibrant farewell celebration.
New research reveals how AI chatbots make kidney transplant decisions differently than human doctors, prioritizing single factors over nuanced judgment. The findings highlight important questions about AI's role in life-or-death medical choices.