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Array Technologies just opened a massive new solar manufacturing facility in Albuquerque, tripling its production capacity and creating 300 skilled jobs in New Mexico. The $50 million investment marks a major win for American clean energy manufacturing.
Phone scammers are using AI to create eerily convincing fake calls that sound like your bank, your boss, or even your family members. A powerful free tool can now help you stay one step ahead.
After tech companies spent 15 years embedding themselves in classrooms through coding curricula, schools are finally questioning the playbook. This time, as AI companies offer free resources and promises of future jobs, parents and districts are saying no.
Researchers have found 51 ready-to-go environmental fixes that could trigger an unstoppable wave of positive change across the globe. From restoring big beasts to expanding marine protected areas, these solutions are already working in real communities.
A 22-year-old Kenyan entrepreneur created robotic hands that translate teachers' voices into sign language in real time. The 3D-printed invention is opening classrooms to 300,000 deaf children who had almost no access to education.
History will be made in September 2026 when the first British and Irish Lions women's rugby team takes on New Zealand's Black Ferns in a groundbreaking three-match series. The month-long tour marks a huge leap forward for women's rugby, bringing the sport's most prestigious touring team to the world champions.
A former refugee turned Seattle Chamber CEO is making the case that thriving businesses and progressive values aren't enemies, they're partners. Joe Nguyen's message: you can't fund compassion without a healthy economy.
Two-time Olympic gold medalist Dalilah Muhammad will compete in her last race at the World Athletics Ultimate Championship in Budapest this weekend. The 36-year-old hurdles legend revolutionized the 400m hurdles and inspired a generation of athletes.
A wind turbine now reaches higher into the sky than any other on land, capturing stronger winds to power thousands of homes. The 199-meter installation in Germany shows how smart engineering is unlocking cleaner energy in places where space is tight.
When an elevator became stuck in an awkward position, Miami-Dade's technical rescue team lowered a firefighter down on ropes to bring everyone safely out. All passengers walked away without a scratch.
When Ohio firefighter David Pickering raced to Ground Zero in 2001, he carried a desperate wife's plea: find her husband. Hours after arriving, he did, and heard the heartbreaking reality of that day.
A rare Iranian viper lures birds with a tail that looks exactly like a spider, then eats them. Scientists just used X-ray scans to see inside this bizarre hunting tool for the first time.
The United Arab Emirates is investing 40 billion euros in Germany's technology, artificial intelligence, and energy sectors. This massive commitment marks one of the largest international investments in Europe's industrial heartland.
Shane Gerard stepped away from coaching baseball due to burnout and his father's cancer battle, but flag football brought him back to what he loves. His Marshall High team just won the City Section championship, honoring his late father's coaching legacy.
A metals company in South Korea just hit its third beach cleanup with employees and city officials, and they're backing it up with serious money. Korea Zinc is putting $72,000 toward restoring underwater forests off the coast of Ulsan.
An international physics team has discovered that time itself might contain a fundamental uncertainty, suggesting there's a limit to how precisely any clock could ever measure it. The finding could finally reveal how quantum mechanics and gravity connect.
New research reveals that Mercury has contracted far more than scientists previously believed, hidden beneath billions of years of asteroid debris. A groundbreaking mission arriving this year will give us unprecedented answers about our solar system's smallest planet.
China just shattered its entire 2025 car export record with four months still to go, and over half of those vehicles are electric. The country is on track to export 9 million vehicles this year, proving massive global demand for affordable EVs.