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Two Chinese regions celebrated three decades of cooperation that transformed one of the country's poorest areas into a thriving community. The Fujian-Ningxia partnership shows how regional collaboration can bridge development gaps.
Amazon and Taiwanese partner Wiwynn are pouring $1.6 billion into expanding a Texas manufacturing facility that will create nearly 1,000 advanced jobs by 2027. The massive investment strengthens America's tech supply chain while bringing high-skilled manufacturing back home.
After two strokes left her relearning basic skills, grandmother Angela discovered that caring for herself isn't selfish. A six-week recovery course helped her find strength and community when she needed it most.
Eva McKee beat breast cancer 20 years ago thanks to research funded by the American Cancer Society. Now she's bringing her community together for the 15th annual Car Cruz-In to help fund the next breakthrough.
Cancer survivors struggling with long-term pain, fatigue, and sleep problems found real relief through mindfulness meditation and tai chi, according to a major new study. Over 500 patients reported significant improvements after just 9 to 11 weeks of practice.
Philadelphia International Airport just became the first East Coast airport to earn the highest carbon reduction certification available, cutting emissions by 43% since 2019. It's proof that major infrastructure can lead on climate action while keeping planes running smoothly.
California homeowners are now using their electric cars as giant backup batteries that can run their entire homes for days. UC Irvine researchers are perfecting this game-changing technology in a real neighborhood.
While the electric vehicle industry faces headwinds, Durham's IONNA just earned top marks for charging quality and continues expanding nationwide. The company founded by eight rival automakers now operates 177 stations with plans for 2,000 more by 2030.
After bariatric surgery and years of frustration, a 71-year-old woman lost 105 pounds when genetic testing revealed the real cause of her lifelong obesity. New FDA-approved medications are transforming treatment for people whose weight challenges stem from rare genetic conditions.
After years of debilitating headaches and brain fog, Elizabeth Richwine found relief through a clinical trial using psilocybin therapy in Baltimore. Her story reflects growing medical research showing psychedelics may help treat chronic conditions when traditional medicine falls short.
Solar panels in Milan just proved they can help stabilize the electrical grid even when the sun isn't shining. Researchers turned nighttime solar equipment into a grid support system that could change how we think about renewable energy.
Scientists just made solar panels cheaper and faster to build by replacing a thick protective layer with one that's paper-thin. The new design works just as well but uses a fraction of the materials.
America's largest solar trade association just got bigger and stronger. The merger brings every segment of the solar industry under one powerful voice advocating for clean energy nationwide.
A new musical production in Honolulu celebrates 13 endangered species through symphony, puppetry, and dance. The show turns conservation into art that audiences can feel in their bones.
Scientists discovered that Australia's iron-rich Pilbara region can naturally produce clean hydrogen fuel when magnetite reacts with hot underground water. The breakthrough could transform the country into a major green energy exporter while solving clean fuel challenges for jets, ships, and trains.
Costa Rica is weeks away from opening a new high-security prison designed to keep organized crime leaders from running operations behind bars. The facility, inspired by successful models from neighboring countries, represents a major step in the nation's fight against gang violence.
Canada could become the first "associate member" of the European Union in a groundbreaking alliance that strengthens democratic cooperation across continents. Prime Minister Mark Carney told EU lawmakers that together, these allies are "stronger together."
After centuries of being wrongly labeled a prostitute, Mary Magdalene is finally getting the recognition she deserves. A stunning new exhibition in Frankfurt reveals how artists are reclaiming her true story as a powerful leader of early Christianity.