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Tiny humanoid robots are stealing hearts at Beijing's Spring Festival, performing traditional lion dances and playing autonomous soccer matches. The tech-themed temple fair showcases how China's AI advances are meeting ancient cultural celebrations.
Children at Thailand's National Science and Technology Fair are moving robots using only their brainwaves, coding LEGO creations, and exploring space science. Eight countries brought hands-on exhibits that turn futuristic concepts into playful learning experiences.
When floodwaters threatened to cancel the Story County Fair in Nevada, Iowa, volunteers rushed in to rebuild livestock pens and restore facilities in time for young exhibitors. The fair opens Wednesday as scheduled, preserving a cherished tradition for kids preparing for the state fair.
Japan just renewed its partnership with the World Anti-Doping Agency to help build cleaner, fairer sports across Asia and Oceania. The investment trains officials and educates athletes in regions that need it most.
Egypt's biggest book fair welcomed a quarter million people on its first day, with families exploring everything from storytelling workshops to traditional games. The 57th Cairo International Book Fair is proving that the love of reading brings communities together.
Children who spend more time in unstructured, self-directed play show stronger emotional regulation and problem-solving abilities years later. New research suggests stepping back might be one of the smartest things parents can do.
A sports marketing mom discovered that pretend play—the same tool that worked when her daughter was little—breaks through teenage angst and creates genuine connection. Research shows parent and child brains literally sync up during play, making it easier for kids to share their feelings.
A dropped catch turned into one of baseball's rarest plays when two Oklahoma City teammates turned chaos into a spectacular 7-5-3 double play. The unlikely combination required split-second instincts and perfect teamwork to pull off.
While children worldwide scroll through screens, Denmark is doubling down on imagination with forest kindergartens, maker workshops, and iconic attractions like Lego House. The country is now restricting social media access for kids, proving play isn't just nostalgic—it's essential.
Cairo is making one of the world's largest book fairs accessible to everyone by deploying 60 buses with tickets costing just 10 Egyptian pounds (about $0.25). The move ensures readers across the city can attend the 57th Cairo International Book Fair without transportation being a barrier.
A Berlin art fair is breaking down barriers to art ownership by offering thousands of contemporary works for under €500. The four-day event brings together 65 galleries from 18 countries, proving culture doesn't have to come with an exclusive price tag.
A school principal who was forced to step down has won his court case after a judge ruled he didn't receive fair treatment during the investigation. The ruling opens the door for him to return to his role leading a regional NSW school.
A century ago, Australian sugar cane farmers united to fight unfair pricing and created an organization that still protects 3,000 growers today. Their story shows how standing together can transform an entire industry for generations.
Second and third graders at Carson Montessori Charter School turned curiosity into creativity at their first-ever science fair, with winners advancing to compete at a regional showcase. The evening celebration brought together families, teachers, and professional scientists to honor weeks of student-led discovery.
After wrestling and shoving at corners became a problem last season, Premier League referees will penalize players who hold, grapple, and grab instead of playing the ball. The change aims to restore fair play and reduce the chaos that has frustrated players, coaches, and fans.
After years without a science fair, Navajo Pine High School students showcased 18 innovative projects exploring everything from natural disinfectants to oil spill cleanup. Top winners earned an all-expenses-paid trip to the nation's largest Indigenous STEM competition.
The head of the National Grocers Association, who lost his family's New Orleans store to Hurricane Katrina, is pushing for fair market rules that let independent grocers compete with retail giants. His vision: keeping Main Street alive while lowering food costs for families.
Most professionals improvise 60-80% of their workday, yet almost none receive training in the skills that make improvisation work. New brain research shows why play and improv aren't just fun—they're the missing tools for thriving in an AI-driven workplace.
TED partnered with LEGO Group and LEGO Foundation for a groundbreaking event exploring how creative play can build brighter minds and more imaginative futures. The five-hour Play@TED summit featured inventors, athletes, and designers sharing how play transforms lives at every age.
Middle and high schoolers across St. Mary's County presented 138 original science and engineering projects at one of the region's largest student research competitions. Winners will advance to compete at regional and potentially international science fairs.
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