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🦸 Community HeroesClaudette Colvin, Civil Rights Pioneer at 15, Dies at 86
Before Rosa Parks became famous, 15-year-old Claudette Colvin refused to give up her bus seat in Montgomery, Alabama, and became a key plaintiff in the lawsuit that ended bus segregation nationwide. After decades of quiet anonymity, she finally received the recognition she deserved before her death at age 86.
🚀 InnovationMeta Partners With Bill Gates Startup to Power AI With Clean Nuclear Energy
Meta just announced groundbreaking partnerships with three nuclear energy providers to power its AI data centers with clean energy. The tech giant will fund construction of new reactors delivering enough electricity to power an entire country by 2035, marking one of the largest corporate investments in nuclear power in American history.
🌍 Planet Wins10 Incredible National Monuments Preserve America's Most Inspiring Stories
Beyond the famous national parks, 10 remarkable national monuments across America preserve uplifting stories of courage, culture, and triumph that shaped our nation. From civil rights landmarks to ancient Native American dwellings, these hidden gems offer meaningful ways to connect with the resilience and diversity that define American history.
🌐 Global NewsHow Driver's Licenses Evolved Into Smart, Secure IDs Protecting Millions
From simple paper documents in 1910 to today's high-tech digital wallets, the humble driver's license has transformed into a sophisticated tool that keeps Americans safe and secure. This fascinating journey shows how innovation continues to protect our identities while making our lives more convenient.