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South Korea is building what could be the country's first large-scale solar-to-hydrogen-to-power complex, turning sunshine into storable clean energy. The ambitious project will combine 1,000MW of solar panels, hydrogen production, and carbon-free electricity generation on a single site.
Hyundai just fired up production of its most affordable electric car yet, starting at $30,000. The compact IONIQ 3 aims to make electric driving accessible to millions more Europeans.
MIT researchers discovered that blocking a single inflammatory enzyme dramatically reduces lung tumor formation in mice, opening the door to preventing cancer before it starts. The drug is already in clinical trials for other diseases.
A partnership between Saudi Arabia's Acwa and Indonesia is building a cutting-edge facility that will produce fresh water and industrial salt, helping the island nation stop importing millions of tonnes of salt every year. The project brings advanced desalination technology and skilled jobs to East Java.
A young Dutch basketball team rallied from five points down to win their first international tournament in Singapore, proving that perseverance pays off. The dramatic overtime victory marks a breakthrough moment for Netherlands U25 in the 3x3 Women's Series.
One year after Armenia and Azerbaijan signed a historic peace agreement, trade is flowing, detainees are home, and communities are reconnecting. The European Union says real progress is bringing benefits to both nations after decades of conflict.
A Paralympic gold medalist from 2004 just won silver at the European Championships, proving age is just a number in para judo. Athletes spanning three generations met on the mat in Germany, all chasing their dreams toward LA 2028.
A Texas nonprofit is using special gloves, glasses, and headphones to help caregivers experience what it's like to live with Alzheimer's. The simple simulation is transforming how volunteers interact with patients.
A grassroots group called La Colectiva North Texas shows up before dawn every day to support families navigating immigration appointments with translation, childcare supplies, and crucial information. These volunteers can't stop deportations, but they're making sure no one faces the hardest day of their life alone.
Adults battling multiple myeloma just gained a powerful new weapon in their fight. The FDA has approved Zenbexus, the first drug in an entirely new class of treatments for this incurable blood cancer.
Researchers found that losing just one copy of a heart development gene disrupts how DNA folds inside cells, potentially explaining why the same genetic mutation causes different birth defects. The discovery could transform how we understand and treat congenital heart disease.
After years of coming home empty-handed, two amateur treasure hunters in England discovered three Bronze Age gold bracelets worth $400,000. The 3,000-year-old artifacts emerged from freshly plowed soil in near-perfect condition.
A San Francisco startup created a mouth-worn device that lets people control computers with their tongue, opening new doors for those with limited hand mobility. Over 6,300 people have joined the waitlist for this game-changing technology.
After decades of navigating Hollywood's impossible standards, Blue Bloods actress Jennifer Esposito mortgaged her house to direct her own film and moved to Paris to reclaim her life. She's finally smiling again.
Students secretly compiled every memorable quote from their professor's lectures into a 152-page book. The gift went viral, reminding thousands why great teachers matter.
Jillian Lynch scored the wedding deal of a lifetime when she found her dream dress at an Ohio thrift store for less than the cost of a latte. Her viral TikTok moment is inspiring brides everywhere to rethink expensive wedding traditions.
New Zealand rugby player Layla Sae is back with the Black Ferns just eight months after tearing her ACL 16 minutes into her English debut. Her ahead-of-schedule recovery shows what's possible with the right support system.
A 23-year-old Auckland figure skater ditched her marketing career to perform on the world's largest cruise ship. Danielle Gebser now glides across the biggest ice rink at sea, living her childhood dream.