Canadian Swimmer Kylie Masse Eyes 2028 Olympics
Olympic medalist Kylie Masse is making a comeback, setting her sights on the 2028 Games. The decorated Canadian swimmer is changing direction and diving back into competitive training.
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Cuba Releases Over 2,000 Prisoners in Mass Pardon
Cuba has begun freeing more than 2,000 inmates following a sweeping presidential pardon. The mass release marks a significant humanitarian gesture affecting thousands of families across the island nation.
Kylie Kelce Coaches Field Hockey, Hosts Chart-Topping Pod
Former Division III field hockey player Kylie Kelce is redefining what it means to be an athlete's spouse by building her own career as a podcast host, coach, and advocate for women's sports. She's showing millions that being someone's partner doesn't mean putting your own dreams on pause.
300 Couples Wed in Mass Gaza Ceremony Amid Hardship
In a moment of joy amid difficult times, 300 couples celebrated their weddings together in central Gaza. A charity sponsored the mass ceremony near Al-Aqsa Hospital, bringing together newlyweds, families, and their community for a rare celebration.
Mass Timber Buildings Cut Carbon 26.5% Per Square Foot
A revolutionary building material called mass timber is transforming construction by slashing carbon emissions while creating warmer, healthier spaces. The first multi-story timber office in over a century just proved sustainable buildings can be both beautiful and practical.
Kylie Minogue Headlining AFL Grand Final at the MCG
Pop icon Kylie Minogue will headline the 2026 AFL grand final pre-game show, bringing Australian talent back to the MCG stage for the first time in four years. After years of international headliners, the Melbourne-born superstar is coming home for Australia's biggest sporting day.
Ancient Species Survived Mass Extinction 500 Million Years Ago
Scientists in China discovered a fossil of a creature that lived through one of Earth's earliest mass extinctions over 500 million years ago. The find proves that early life was tougher and more adaptable than we ever imagined.
Kylie Welker Defeats Two Olympic Medalists, Reaches Gold Match
American wrestler Kylie Welker dominated the Pan American Championships, beating two Paris Olympic bronze medalists in one day to secure her spot in the finals. The two-time World bronze medalist will face Ecuador's reigning World Champion for gold in Coralville, Iowa.
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Mom Beats Stage 4 Cancer, Finds Hope in Mass General Program
After beating stage 4 colon cancer at 35, Kate Joyal struggled with anxiety until a special program helped her reclaim joy for herself and her two young children. The SMART program at Mass General Brigham has helped over 80 cancer survivors each year since 2017 manage the emotional challenges after treatment ends.
Mass Spectrometry Revolutionizes Drug Discovery Speed
A once-basic lab tool is now helping scientists discover life-saving drugs faster than ever before. Mass spectrometry technology is cutting years off the drug development process by spotting failed candidates early and revealing how medicines actually work inside the body.
New Mass Spectrometer Handles Billions of Molecules at Once
Scientists built a prototype mass spectrometer that can analyze thousands of molecules simultaneously instead of one at a time. The breakthrough could revolutionize drug discovery and help researchers capture the complete molecular makeup of a single cell.
Seoul Marks 1,500th Weekly Mass for Korean Reconciliation
For nearly 31 years, Seoul's cathedral has held a weekly prayer service for peace between North and South Korea without missing a Tuesday. The 1,500th Mass celebrated this February shows how faith and persistence can sustain hope even when political progress stalls.
Polish Ski Jumper, 19, Brings Olympic Medals to Mass
Just hours before winning his third medal, teenage ski jumper Kacper Tomasiak attended Mass to thank God for his historic victories. The 19-year-old became the first Polish ski jumper ever to win three medals at a single Winter Olympics.
Denver's Feb. 15 Mass Honors the Sick and Their Caregivers
Pope Leo XIV's message for World Day for the Sick challenges Catholics to slow down and actively love those who suffer. Denver will celebrate with a special Mass including anointing and caregiver blessings on February 15.
Vatican Launches Live Mass Translation in 60 Languages
The Vatican is using AI to break down language barriers at St. Peter's Basilica, offering live translations of Mass in 60 languages. Visitors can now follow services in their native tongue with a simple QR code scan.
Chinese Automaker XPENG Launches Mass-Produced Robotaxis
XPENG just became the first car manufacturer in China to mass-produce robotaxis using entirely in-house technology. The electric vehicle maker plans to start pilot operations this year and go fully driverless by 2027.
600,000 Gather for Pope Leo's Mass in Cameroon
Cameroon's largest city is hosting what may be the biggest event of Pope Leo XIV's African tour, with 600,000 people expected to fill Douala's streets for a massive celebration of faith. Some faithful followers even camped overnight at Japoma Stadium to secure their spot for the historic Mass.
Beijing's Humanoid Robot Enters Mass Production This Year
China's Tiangong 3.0 humanoid robot will begin mass production in late 2026, marking a major leap toward autonomous robots working alongside humans in factories, warehouses, and service environments. The breakthrough comes from compressing advanced AI into a chip 80% smaller than the original model.
China's XPeng Produces First Mass-Market Robotaxi
A Chinese automaker just rolled out the world's first mass-produced robotaxi built entirely in-house, marking a major milestone in the race toward self-driving transportation. XPeng's new vehicle runs on pure camera vision without expensive sensors, potentially making autonomous rides more affordable for everyone.
Canada's Mass Timber Buildings Lock Carbon Out of the Sky
A new 12-story student residence in British Columbia is made almost entirely of wood that captured carbon while growing. Canada leads the world with 700 of these climate-friendly buildings, and a new national housing program is scaling production to drive costs down.
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