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China brought together experts from 31 countries to explore how artificial intelligence can make the global chemical industry safer and help prevent chemical weapons. The four-day workshop in Hangzhou marks a major step in international cooperation on AI-powered safety systems.
A 17-year-old runner from Tamil Nadu just shattered a national record that stood for nearly a quarter century. Neil Samraj clocked 10.53 seconds in the 100-meter dash, proving India's next generation of athletes is faster than ever.
The James Webb Space Telescope captured breathtaking new details of Arp 263, one of the universe's strangest galaxies, revealing thousands of baby stars forming in brilliant cosmic nurseries. Scientists are unlocking secrets about how stars are born across different types of galaxies.
Emmy-winning actress Niecy Nash was moved to tears when her wife Jessica Betts presented her with a stunning six-carat diamond ring to celebrate their sixth wedding anniversary. The heartfelt gesture has captured hearts across social media with over 150,000 likes.
When Mike and Tracy Traum lost their jobs during the pandemic, they didn't just pick up a hobby. They turned their Dixon home into a rescue that's saved over 730 cats and kittens in need.
Scientists using the world's most sensitive dark matter detector just captured their best evidence yet of the universe's most mysterious substance. After decades of searching, one flash of energy is giving researchers real hope we're finally closing in on what makes up 85% of our universe.
When hurricane-force winds left 20,000 Gary, Indiana residents without power for nearly two weeks, neighbors from Chicago and beyond rushed in with hot meals, supplies, and hope. Pastor Corey Brooks and Project H.O.O.D. joined dozens of churches and nonprofits proving that when infrastructure fails, human kindness steps up.
New York Giants legend Odell Beckham Jr. is reclaiming his famous No. 13 jersey for the 2026 season, bringing his comeback story full circle. The reunion between the star receiver and his original team just got even more nostalgic.
A high school teacher's bid to unseat one of Congress's most powerful Democrats ended Tuesday, with voters choosing experience over generational change. The race tested whether Western Massachusetts would trade influence for fresh ideas.
Scientists discovered that eating leafy greens feeds beneficial mouth bacteria that lower blood pressure and protect against disease. The simple dietary shift could transform oral and heart health for millions.
September 2026 brings a sky full of wonders you can spot without fancy equipment. From Venus shining at its brightest to the moon appearing to wear diamonds, this month offers stargazers something special almost every week.
When Wellington's mayor discovered a costly consulting report was riddled with AI-generated errors, the city fought back with transparency. Their detailed fact-check is setting a new standard for government accountability.
A young police constable in rural Australia went viral after sprinting down a country road to herd a confused emu away from traffic. The hilarious footage has racked up over 86,000 views and captured hearts worldwide.
Western Australia police are overturning thousands of AI-generated seatbelt fines after admitting many cases lack evidence. The reversals come after families proved drivers can't always control passenger behavior while safely watching the road.
Australia's top football league just listened to its fans and ditched a controversial experiment that divided the season start. The AFL is bringing back the traditional format where all 18 teams kick off together in 2027.
A food delivery rider in China is working grueling shifts to save for his girlfriend's life-changing scoliosis surgery. Their story has sparked an outpouring of support, with strangers raising nearly $15,000 to help.
Denied education and forced to marry at 13, Anasuya Sarabhai escaped to study in London and returned to India as a pioneering labor leader. The woman thousands called "elder sister" fought for mill workers' rights, even when it meant standing against her own brother.
Farmers in India were losing 30% of their earnings to middlemen until two college friends built a zero-commission online marketplace. In just one year, farmers selling through IFE Store have nearly doubled their income.