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MIT economist Daron Acemoglu's new book reveals how rebuilding working-class prosperity could strengthen democracy worldwide. His research shows that when manufacturing thrived and created good jobs, democratic participation flourished alongside it.
Scientists at MIT created a system that ensures AI-generated materials are actually stable enough to use in the real world. The breakthrough could save companies months of computing time and make new materials innovation accessible to smaller labs.
Utah's Zion National Park now loans rugged all-terrain wheelchairs that can handle most trails, opening up stunning vistas to visitors with disabilities. The park joins a growing list of national sites making nature accessible to everyone.
Eight months after a riding accident left her paralyzed, Olympic-hopeful Saffron Cresswell made it to the World Championships in a completely new sport. Her story proves that devastating setbacks can open unexpected doors.
Most Valuable Promotions, once dismissed as a gimmicky influencer promotion, now stands as the leading force in women's boxing. Their fifth anniversary card features five female championship bouts, marking a dramatic shift from their YouTube-celebrity beginnings.
More than 20,000 people descended on a small Spanish town Wednesday to hurl 165 tonnes of overripe tomatoes at each other in an hour-long celebration of joy. The 80-year-old festival has grown from a local food fight into a global phenomenon that leaves everyone smiling (and covered in red).
Dozens of cancer survivors and their caregivers gathered in California's Central Valley for a celebration that recognized both those fighting cancer and the people who support them. The event featured inspiring stories, community support resources, and plans for future fundraising efforts.
After a lifetime of watching the grounds crew at Cardinals games, 67-year-old cancer survivor Kimberly Amos got to join them for a day. AARP's Wish of a Lifetime made her unique dream come true on August 11.
When their converted ambulance ice cream truck broke down on a busy highway, Jessica and Michael Walters watched cars speed past, until one homeless man pulled over to help. Now they're searching for him to say thank you.
Electric vehicle owners in California can now get paid to send power back to the grid during peak hours. PG&E's expanded program turns parked cars into portable power plants that help the state meet clean energy goals.
Egyptian Red Crescent teams received their 79th group of injured and sick Palestinians at the Rafah crossing, providing medical treatment and humanitarian support. The ongoing mission includes psychological care for children and family reunification services.
A local basketball team just completed an undefeated season, bringing home their community's summer championship title. The Saints clinched their perfect season with a nail-biter victory that had fans on their feet until the final buzzer.
A village in Maharashtra has maintained a centuries-old tradition of homes without doors or locks, rooted in religious devotion and community trust. While the "crime-free" claim is folklore rather than fact, the tradition reveals something beautiful about faith and shared values.
A groundbreaking personalized mRNA cancer vaccine has passed its first major clinical trial, marking a milestone in the fight against cancer. The treatment prevented melanoma from returning in patients after surgery, offering new hope for thousands facing the disease.
A new personalized cancer vaccine using mRNA technology has shown remarkable results in preventing melanoma from returning after surgery. The breakthrough could open doors for similar treatments across dozens of other cancers.
A Fort Worth 19-month-old with a deadly genetic condition is now walking, thanks to becoming the first child in Texas to receive a newly approved higher-dose treatment. Jessie Gonzales was diagnosed at 7 days old with SMA type 1, which had an 8% survival rate before treatments existed.
A new cargo bike just made hauling kids and groceries feel more like driving an automatic transmission car. Shimano's smart system shifts gears for you, letting riders focus on the road instead of the mechanics.
Royal Perth Hospital just became Australia's first facility licensed to manufacture a breakthrough cancer treatment that multiplies the body's own tumor-fighting cells. Patients across Western Australia will now access cutting-edge therapies without leaving home.