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Olympic champion Corinne Suter claimed victory in her first World Cup downhill race since returning from the Milan Cortina Games. The win kicks off an exciting chase for Lindsey Vonn's lead in the discipline standings.
American speed skater Corinne Stoddard just ended a 16-year Olympic medal drought for US women in short track, bouncing back from devastating early falls to claim bronze in Milan. After spending a day "crying in bed" following her worst races, the 24-year-old proved she could handle Olympic pressure when it mattered most.
Corinn Brewer shattered her own 1,500-meter decathlon world record but called her overall performance "average." Her real breakthrough? Learning that self-worth isn't tied to perfect performances.
Italian ski champion Sofia Goggia just completed her most dominant season ever, winning her first Super-G Crystal Globe and proving she's one of the most complete speed skiers in the world. Meanwhile, an unexpected title race is heating up as Germany's Emma Aicher closes in on Mikaela Shiffrin's overall lead.
Laura Pirovano had never stood on a World Cup podium in her career. Then the 28-year-old Italian skier won back-to-back downhill races by the slimmest margins possible, claiming victory by just 0.01 seconds each time.
Northern Virginia homeowners are ditching chemicals and hiring a flock of adorable sheep to clear poison ivy, kudzu, and overgrown yards. The fluffy workers fertilize as they go and lower everyone's blood pressure.
In a bizarre but lighthearted moment, three baseball players were ejected before the first pitch for refusing to stop standing after the national anthem ended. The playful "standoff" delayed the game but showcased the players' patriotic spirit and sense of humor.
Baseball superstar Shohei Ohtani is launching his first children's book starring his rescue dog Decoy, with proceeds supporting animal rescue organizations. The illustrated adventure hits shelves Tuesday from HarperCollins.
Marie-Louise Eta just made history as the first woman to lead a men's team in Germany's top soccer league. Her appointment shows how football is finally opening doors that stayed closed for decades.
A northern hairy-nosed wombat joey was spotted in Queensland, Australia, boosting the world population of this critically endangered species to 451. Conservationists say every new birth offers hope for the species' survival after it nearly went extinct in the 1980s.
When scientists searched 12 mountains in Java for the Javan green magpie, they didn't find a single bird. Now an international team is racing to save the fewer than 250 that may still exist anywhere on Earth.
Scientists used neutron imaging to peek inside an ancient Antarctic fish skull and discovered features that help explain how life first moved from water to land. The find reveals how our distant ancestors began adapting to breathe air and survive near the surface.
Hours after taking office, Benin's newly elected President Romuald Wadagni assembled a 24-member government, signaling swift action on his promises to improve daily life for citizens. The peaceful transfer of power marks a democratic milestone in a region facing growing instability.
When 2-year-old Ire asked his dad for his own bike, 65 million TikTok viewers begged them to keep their adorable father-son setup just a little longer. The internet's collective reaction proves how much joy their simple bike rides have brought to people around the world.
After becoming homeless at 16, Nick spent four years navigating waitlists before finding permanent housing that saved his life. Now advocates are pushing to fix the funding gap that leaves nearly half of young homeless people without help.
Scientists in Antarctica discovered a perfectly preserved ancient fish skull that finally explains how creatures made the leap from water to land. The fossil contains features never seen before in its family—including openings for breathing air.
Marie-Louise Eta just made history as the first woman appointed head coach of a men's team in Europe's top five football leagues. The 34-year-old former player will guide Union Berlin through the final five matches of their Bundesliga season.
A former champion player just shattered one of European football's biggest glass ceilings. Marie-Louise Eta will lead Union Berlin's men's team through the end of the season, making history as the first woman to coach in any of Europe's top five professional leagues.
Union Berlin just appointed Marie-Louise Eta as the first woman to manage a men's team in Europe's top five leagues. The 34-year-old former player takes charge for the rest of the season, adding another breakthrough to her barrier-breaking career.
Oyster Bay is training everyday citizens to protect diamondback terrapins, a threatened species of turtle struggling to survive in local waters. Anyone can join the effort, no experience needed.
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