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India's ReNew Energy just crushed its climate goals while generating enough clean electricity to power more than 21 million households. The renewable energy giant slashed emissions beyond its target and more than doubled its profits, proving green business is good business.
Ford's new electric truck gets a name inspired by ocean explorers and a tech boost from Apple. The automaker is charging ahead with innovations that put 8 million drivers in smarter, cleaner vehicles.
A groundbreaking review shows that treating maternal depression during pregnancy is essential for protecting both mothers and babies. The study shifts the conversation from medication fears to the real dangers of untreated mental illness.
Researchers at USC have developed a breakthrough system that uses ultrasound to temporarily mark solid tumors, helping immune cells finally fight cancers they couldn't see before. The technology could transform treatment for brain, liver, lung, breast, and pancreatic cancers.
A new AI tool is accelerating the search for over 100,000 pieces of Jewish art and cultural treasures stolen by the Nazis. Researchers at Santa Clara University created software that can scan massive archives in seconds, helping families reclaim their heritage nearly a century after it was taken.
After Twitch users discovered their streams were training AI models by default, the platform's leadership admitted the truth in a surprisingly candid livestream. The community's outcry is now helping shape better AI practices across the streaming world.
Dutch scientists created solar panels with smarter electronics that squeeze 20% more energy from shaded rooftops. The innovation could make solar power work far better in cities where buildings cast shadows.
A major solar manufacturer just released panels that can withstand the world's most destructive storms, protecting clean energy investments in typhoon-prone regions. The innovation could save coastal communities from losing power during extreme weather events.
Farmers in Nepal are testing smart cameras that detect rhesus macaques and alert them before monkeys raid their crops. The AI system can even tell whether monkeys are just watching or actively feeding, helping farmers respond faster.
Hair salons across France, Belgium, and Luxembourg are turning their daily clippings into biodegradable mulch that protects young trees from deer. What started as waste is now helping forests thrive while giving back nutrients to the soil.
Two 12-year-old twins returned forgotten photo booth pictures to strangers at a mall. Those strangers turned out to be their birth mother and aunt.
Two Rapid City businesses just secured over $391,000 in state funding to expand their operations and create up to 31 new jobs in the local community. The investments support a new distillery and a defense manufacturing company responding to increased demand.
Swimming legend Katie Ledecky just won her 1500m freestyle race at the Pan Pacific Championships, marking 16 consecutive years without a single loss in the event at major international competitions. The same night, Team USA shattered a world record in the mixed relay.
When a pickup truck crashed upside-down into an Ohio creek, five firefighters dove into the water and pulled out an unconscious driver who wasn't breathing. Their quick teamwork brought him back to life.
University of Idaho archaeologists are digging up ordinary objects like buttons and broken tools to reveal how pioneer families really lived. The project invites everyday volunteers to discover Idaho's history buried right in their backyards.
Researchers in Singapore discovered how cancer cells stay invisible to our body's defenses, opening the door to better treatments. The breakthrough could help the immune system finally see and fight tumors it once missed.
Pakistan just claimed its first-ever international culinary trophy, and the nation's chefs are celebrating this breakthrough moment with a masterclass in Karachi. The Eat Pakistan Culinary Guild is using this victory to launch new training programs that will connect Pakistani chefs with global opportunities.
A 14-year-old who moved from Sri Lanka to Melbourne less than a year ago just won the World Youth Scrabble Championship, beating 140 competitors while English is his second language. His secret? Studying 200 words a day and a love for the game that helped him make friends in his new home.