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Two of the world's major feed-producing regions just signed a historic partnership to improve animal feed safety and sustainability across continents. The collaboration promises to strengthen food security while protecting the environment for millions.
Cambodia will bring together international law enforcement, including the FBI, this September to tackle technology-based fraud that crosses borders. The two-day summit aims to disrupt criminal networks victimizing people worldwide.
A global technology company is doubling down on Ireland's northwest with a major expansion that will bring 300 skilled jobs to Donegal. The move reflects surging demand for infrastructure powering the AI revolution.
A 41-year-old Chinese marathoner just set a Guinness World Record by running a full marathon every single day for 372 consecutive days. Li Shuang Yong's journey started five years ago after business failure and divorce pushed him to transform his life through running.
Archaeologists in Crete just discovered 450 mouse skeletons in an ancient temple, rewriting what we know about how the Greeks worshipped Apollo. The tiny bones suggest farmers once prayed to the god to protect their crops from rodent plagues.
Volunteers transformed a Louisiana country club into a temporary salon, giving 96 children free haircuts and styles worth up to $200 each. The fourth annual event helps families save money while boosting kids' confidence before the first day of school.
Volunteers at Sun City West's community food pantry transform Monday mornings into a celebration of neighbors helping neighbors. The partnership between local residents and Valley Community Food Bank ensures seniors never go hungry.
After 9 inches of rain flooded Surry County, North Carolina, dozens of neighbors showed up to reclaim their beloved Riverside Park. Armed with buckets and determination, the community proved that disaster brings out the best in people.
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope captured breathtaking new images of a dying star that looks just like a lion's face in space. The cosmic lion will shine for 10,000 more years before fading forever.
After 19 seasons with the Adelaide Crows, AFL captain Taylor "Tex" Walker is retiring to chase a new dream: winning a premiership back home with his childhood mates in outback Broken Hill. The 36-year-old's loyalty to his roots has inspired a generation of kids in the remote Australian town.
Australia's 2026 census now includes questions about gender identity and sexual orientation for the first time, ensuring more than 28 million people can be fully counted. The change will help fill critical data gaps affecting healthcare, housing, and support services for LGBTQ+ communities.
A mobile medical clinic is expanding to Canberra, bringing free healthcare directly to people experiencing homelessness who often can't prioritize doctor visits. The volunteer-run service has already helped hundreds in Sydney and Melbourne with a simple promise: no questions asked, no one turned away.
Norway just launched sweeping reforms to slash electricity grid approval times from 14 years to just two, opening the door for faster renewable energy projects and business expansion. The changes tackle a critical bottleneck that's been holding back green investment across the country.
Maine students are climbing upward in reading and math scores, with steady improvements showing that post-pandemic recovery is gaining momentum. The state's newest assessment data reveals positive trends affecting 85,000 students across Maine.
While critics declare green business dead, TerraCycle's Tom Szaky just proved them spectacularly wrong. The company that started by selling worm poop fertilizer is now thriving two decades later.
Your posture at your desk might be quietly shaping your confidence and choices. McGill researchers found that sitting upright improves mood and decision-making without people even realizing it.
Australia just shattered renewable energy records while delivering the lowest wholesale electricity prices in six years. Coal and gas are fading fast as batteries and solar reshape the nation's entire energy grid.
Elk, bison, and bears are returning to eastern U.S. forests and grasslands decades after disappearing. Kentucky now hosts 10,000 elk, the largest herd east of the Mississippi.