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After losing his wife and father to cancer, James is running 26 marathons to raise funds for The Christie charity that cared for them both. The Manchester Marathon marks one of 26 races he's tackling to honor their memory.
Australian homes installed a record 1.2 GWh of battery storage in February, marking the strongest month ever as families rushed to lock in government rebates. Solar panel installations also rebounded to February's highest level in five years.
Stargazers are in for a treat this February with a rare moon mission launch, dazzling planet displays, and winter's brightest constellations lighting up the night sky. The month offers something spectacular to see almost every night, from Mercury and Venus dancing together to the brightest star in the sky making its grand appearance.
Three-time US champion Amber Glenn is making her Olympic debut at 26, aiming to end America's 20-year drought in women's figure skating medals. The Texas skater calls herself a "dinosaur" in a sport that often peaks in the teens, but she's embracing the moment as a chance to inspire.
Nineteen girls claimed top honors among 26 students who aced Bihar's Class 12 exams, while female students outperformed boys with an 86% pass rate. Over 1.3 million students appeared for the exam, with results announced just 25 days after testing ended.
India's unemployment rate fell to 4.9% in February, marking a significant win especially for women entering the workforce. Urban areas and female job seekers led the improvement across the country.
Pennsylvania's unemployment rate fell to 4.2% in February, outperforming the national average as 7,000 more residents found work. The state added nearly 19,000 jobs over the past year, with health and education leading the gains.
February brings a rare planetary parade, a ring-of-fire eclipse, and the return of the Milky Way's bright core to skywatchers worldwide. Bundle up and look skyward for some of nature's most stunning celestial shows.
A global movement invites families to disconnect from digital devices for 28 days this February. The initiative aims to help parents and kids build healthier, more intentional relationships with technology.
For the first time in over 50 years, humans could orbit the Moon as early as this February when NASA's Artemis II mission launches. The night sky also offers a stunning planetary parade and perfect views of Orion the Hunter.
Saskatoon is turning random acts of kindness into a week-long celebration with bingo cards, prizes, and 20 community hubs across the city. The February 16-21 event gives everyone a simple way to spread joy while boosting their own wellbeing.
A surgeon-controlled robot has now completed 26 cataract surgeries without needing manual takeover, bringing precision robotics to one of the world's most common operations. The breakthrough could eventually help millions while keeping doctors fully in control.
Families in Malawi caught a break in February as the cost of living fell 4.6%, bringing relief after months of financial strain. Cheaper beans, maize, and cooking oil drove food costs down over 7%.
Colombia's unemployment rate dropped to 9.2% in February 2026, the lowest figure for that month since 2001. More than 624,000 people found jobs in a year, proving that raising wages doesn't have to cost jobs.
Chinese scientists just shattered the efficiency record for industrial solar panels, reaching 26.66% conversion rate. This breakthrough brings mass-produced solar cells within striking distance of their theoretical maximum.
After a winter scare that hospitalized 26 babies across seven European countries, health officials confirm all affected infants have recovered and the contamination risk is now low. The swift recall and coordinated response prevented further harm while investigations continue.
Nigeria's Police Service Commission just approved promotions for over 26,000 officers based on test scores and interviews, not connections. The move signals a shift toward rewarding hard work in one of Africa's largest police forces.
Clean winter air and clear skies gave parts of China and Taiwan their strongest solar energy production in 20 years this February. The boost came from unusually low pollution and reduced cloud cover across the region.
More than 26,000 Western Australians have sparked a parliamentary inquiry into greyhound racing, with advocates sharing powerful stories about why change is needed. The movement shows how grassroots advocacy can push important conversations about animal welfare into the halls of government.
The Department of Energy is harnessing artificial intelligence to solve some of science's biggest puzzles through 26 new challenges. This national effort could speed up breakthroughs in everything from clean energy to new materials.
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