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A groundbreaking Harvard study reveals that people with type 2 diabetes who combine GLP-1 medications with healthy habits slash their heart attack and stroke risk by nearly half. The research shows modern medicine works best when paired with old-fashioned healthy living.
World No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz just extended his perfect 2026 season to 12 wins, capturing the Qatar Open title in dominant fashion. His opponent, 21-year-old Arthur Fils, also celebrated a career breakthrough despite the loss.
When a spring training pitch call sparked debate, New York Mets slugger Juan Soto and pitcher Nolan McLean settled it the old-fashioned way: rock-paper-scissors. The playful moment shows how baseball's new tech era hasn't dimmed the sport's competitive spirit.
British runner Keely Hodgkinson shattered a world record that stood since the day she was born, claiming the indoor 800m title in spectacular fashion. The 23-year-old's achievement ends nearly a quarter-century wait for a new benchmark in the event.
A children's hospice thrift shop drowning in damaged donations found an unexpected savior. Fashion graduate Victoria Ford is transforming their unwanted rags into premium pieces, turning waste into hope.
A Kerala woman who was bullied for her skin color and told she'd never be a model just won Miss South India Fashion Icon. Her journey proves that beauty standards can't dim determination.
In the mountains of Himachal Pradesh, over 400 women are bringing back a dying craft and building their own sustainable fashion empire. What started as a mission to save traditional Kullu weaving has turned into a movement that reaches 20 countries.
Branford firefighters combined high-tech drone surveillance with old-fashioned courage to rescue an injured goose trapped on ice near Branford Point. The successful rescue is part of a heartwarming trend of Connecticut first responders saving waterfowl during this brutal winter.
Tapestry, the company behind Coach and kate spade, just became the first North American fashion retailer to invest in a decade-long carbon removal partnership. The deal brings five cutting-edge climate solutions to an industry racing toward sustainability.
A centuries-old embroidery tradition in India just got a lifeline that's helping 30 artisans preserve their craft while earning a living. Jameel Ahmed Ansari's chikankari workshop received government support to keep intricate hand-stitching alive for the next generation.
Veteran bobsledder Elana Meyers Taylor claimed her first Olympic gold medal in thrilling fashion, becoming the oldest American winter Olympics gold medalist ever at 41. Team USA's women's hockey squad also dominated their semifinal, crushing Sweden 5-0 to reach their fifth consecutive gold medal game.
A Pittsburgh first-grader just shattered the national Girl Scout cookie sales record, selling 100,000 boxes in a single season. Her secret? A winning combination of TikTok charm and old-fashioned door-to-door hustle.
Middle schoolers in Gulf Shores are tackling environmental challenges through clothing exchanges and hands-on projects that make protecting the planet feel achievable. Their teachers say the goal is making students feel hopeful, not overwhelmed.
Scotland roared back from a crushing defeat to dominate England in one of rugby's fiercest rivalries. The Murrayfield crowd witnessed their team score four tries and reclaim national pride in stunning fashion.
In India's "Zari City," artisans are proving that handmade embroidery isn't just surviving—it's thriving in the global market. Their secret weapon is creating beauty that machines simply cannot replicate.
Designer Robert Naorem halted his fashion show in Manipur when he spotted litter across the venue. Forty models joined him in cleaning up, turning a glamorous moment into a powerful statement about responsibility.
Animal farming for fur has plummeted from 140 million animals in 2014 to just 20.5 million in 2024. Major fashion brands and even entire states are now saying no to fur.
Shubham Vaidkar traded his civil engineering career for the runway and ended up walking for Giorgio Armani at Milan Fashion Week. His viral video showing the dramatic transformation has inspired thousands to chase their own unlikely dreams. #
Nili Lotan grew her fashion label from five pieces to seven stores worldwide over 20 years, never taking a single investment dollar. Her patient approach to building a cult-favorite brand proves slow growth can win big.
Ghana's Consumer Protection Agency leader wants to build a factory that runs around the clock to make traditional fugu attire affordable for every citizen. The proposal follows the government's new initiative declaring Wednesdays as "Fugu Day" to celebrate cultural heritage.
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