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Two climbers scaled the Empire State Building's 443-meter antenna to unfurl a peace banner and share a proposal moment that captivated New York. Despite their arrest, the daring display of love left onlookers calling it "like being in the movies."
A federal appeals court just confirmed that New York can require new buildings to use clean electricity instead of fossil fuels. The ruling protects local control over climate action and opens the door for healthier, more affordable homes across the state.
Twelve student teams from Penn State are designing combat robots to compete in a free public tournament this April. The event brings together engineering clubs across two campuses to showcase hands-on innovation.
Every year, thousands of volunteers donate 160,000 hours to build and maintain Washington's beloved trails. With federal park staff facing cuts, their work matters more than ever.
When dozens of CDC health databases stopped updating, states and medical groups created their own networks to protect public health. Regional alliances are now tracking disease data and maintaining vaccine recommendations independently.
Soccer's biggest stars are no longer just athletes—they're serious entrepreneurs building hotels, academies, and sustainable brands. From Ronaldo's global lifestyle empire to Vardy's talent pipeline, these players are scoring big off the pitch too.
A woman left to eat alone on her doorstep as a child, even abandoned on a mountain when sick, now runs a thriving fashion business. Huang Xuanni turned childhood neglect into fuel for success, building an e-commerce empire that generates $36 million in annual sales.
Southern states are solving America's housing crisis by cutting red tape and making it easier to build new homes. Their strategy is keeping prices lower while northern states struggle with restrictive rules.
Fifth-seeded Michigan State overcame a halftime deficit and survived a last-second three-point attempt to edge 12th-seeded Colorado State 65-62 in the NCAA Tournament's opening round. Grace VanSlooten's double-double and Kennedy Blair's clutch shooting powered the Spartans' comeback despite facing an inspired underdog playing without their leading scorer.
South Carolina State University's championship victory earned more than a trophy—it made history. For the first time ever, an HBCU flag now flies over the State House dome.
Ekiti State is building three fully equipped hospitals in rural communities, bringing quality healthcare closer to thousands of residents who previously had to travel long distances for treatment. The new facilities will serve farming communities and position the state as a model for healthcare excellence in Nigeria.
Nigeria's Abia State is tackling the country's housing crisis head-on with new affordable estates for workers and residents. The government just approved construction and hired 649 medical workers who chose to stay and serve their community.
Elementary students across Kansas engineered their own wind turbines to compete for a state title and a shot at the world championship. A traveling shark-shaped wind tunnel brought the excitement to schools before the big competition.
President Tinubu just commissioned four major education facilities spanning science centers to student housing, strengthening learning opportunities for thousands of Nigerian students. The buildings address critical shortages in classrooms, libraries, and accommodation across the country's colleges and universities.
Anambra State is taking bold action to protect lives by ensuring only qualified professionals can build in the region. The government is partnering with engineering and architecture groups to end dangerous construction practices.
A 3D printing company that won NASA's lunar habitat challenge is using space technology to create beautiful, strong building panels with 90% less material. The lattice printing method developed for Mars is making construction on Earth more efficient and sustainable.
A banker who contracted polio at age two just launched his memoir after building businesses that employ over 600 people. Magnus Chukwuekezie's story proves that determination can triumph over any limitation.
While federal climate action stalls, states across America are lowering energy costs and cleaning the air through smart policies. From electric vehicles to cleaner buildings, local leaders are proving climate action and affordability can go hand in hand.
Winston-Salem State's softball team is heading to the championship game after a thrilling 7-5 comeback victory over Bowie State. The Rams held off a fierce seventh-inning rally to secure their spot in Saturday's title game.
Alaska lawmakers are considering making the giant green cabbage the official state vegetable, honoring a farming tradition that produced a world record 138-pound head. The proposal celebrates the state's thriving agricultural community and its oversized produce champions.
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