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Actor-turned-politician C. Joseph Vijay broke tradition by addressing thousands of supporters immediately after becoming Tamil Nadu's Chief Minister, promising zero corruption and a government focused on women's safety and accountability. In a powerful speech, he emphasized his humble roots and vowed that his administration would have only one power center: him.
Actor Joseph Vijay's two-year-old political party is set to win Tamil Nadu's elections, proving that star power can still translate into real political change. Meanwhile, India's BJP party scores its first win in West Bengal while Congress reclaims Kerala from communist rule.
Losing the ability to make our own vitamin C wasn't a random evolutionary accident. New research shows it became a secret weapon against deadly parasites.
After a year-long ban that left many EV owners stranded, B.C. Ferries is welcoming electric vehicles back on board starting May 19. The new policy balances safety concerns with the practical needs of ferry-dependent communities.
After losing his wife Joy to cancer in 1960, beloved author C.S. Lewis wrote one of the most honest accounts of grief ever published. His journal became "A Grief Observed," a book that continues to comfort millions navigating loss. ##
Actor Joseph Gordon-Levitt joined heartbroken parents on Capitol Hill to demand tech companies be held accountable for child safety online. Their push could end Big Tech's longtime legal protection from lawsuits over harmful content.
Tamil cinema superstar Vijay's brand-new political party just became the largest force in Tamil Nadu's legislature, winning 108 seats in its very first election. The breakthrough reshapes nearly 50 years of regional politics and proves grassroots momentum can challenge established power.
On his first day in office, Tamil Nadu's Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay signed three major orders bringing free electricity to millions, creating an elite women's safety force, and launching a statewide anti-drug taskforce. The moves signal an ambitious start for the new government focused on safety and basic needs.
After a decade of hidden fees and pressure tactics, Ticketmaster's parent company will return $8.9 million to Washington D.C. customers who were overcharged. The settlement marks a major win for consumer protection and transparent pricing.
The Australian Open is putting player safety first by rescheduling matches as Melbourne faces dangerous 42°C temperatures. Tournament organizers are moving events to air-conditioned courts and adjusting schedules to protect athletes from extreme heat.
British Columbia is investing $155 million to plant over 125 million trees across the province, restoring habitats and helping forests recover from wildfires. The ambitious reforestation program brings B.C.'s tree-planting total to 525 million since 2017.
Washington, D.C. residents looking to make a difference this year have more opportunities than ever to support their neighbors experiencing homelessness. Local organizations are making it easier to volunteer with flexible shifts and simple daily actions anyone can take.
High schoolers in Washington D.C. are sitting at the decision-making table alongside teachers, and it's transforming schools. When students share their ideas, attendance jumps and graduation rates climb.
Scientists discovered that solar panels in China's arid regions create cooling zones up to 540 meters wide, dropping temperatures by over 3°C and boosting vegetation growth. This surprising side effect could help green the world's driest landscapes while generating clean energy.
Researchers created an AI tool that uses satellite and street-level images to help city planners track every tree and green space in Washington, D.C. The technology reveals where neighborhoods need more greenery and could help cities worldwide build smarter, cooler urban forests.
A Hyderabad company created an AC alternative that delivers fresh air at 24°C in extreme heat while using just one-sixth the electricity of traditional air conditioning. The refrigerant-free system is already helping workers stay cool across multiple Indian cities without warming the planet.
A Washington, D.C. bakery is creating jobs for women overcoming domestic violence, trafficking, and mental health struggles while supplying Irish shortbread to luxury hotels nationwide. The business model proves social impact and quality products can go hand in hand.
Masataka Yoshida crushed a two-run homer in the seventh inning to lift defending champion Japan past Australia 4-3 at the World Baseball Classic, thrilling over 40,000 fans including Emperor Naruhito. The dramatic victory sends Japan to Miami as Pool C winners in their quest to defend their world title.
College students are transforming a St. Joseph neighborhood this weekend as part of the nation's largest student-run service project. The cleanup focuses on blocked drains and litter around affordable housing where families need it most.
The Class of 2026 will be the first B.C. graduates to learn about residential schools throughout their entire education. Orange Shirt Day founder Phyllis Webstad is inviting all 2026 graduates to celebrate this milestone at BC Place this April.
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