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Tennis legend Stan Wawrinka will compete at the US Open after all, thanks to passionate fans who spoke up when he was initially denied a wildcard for his final season. The three-time Grand Slam champion gets his goodbye moment at the tournament he won a decade ago.
Just 10 days before their opening match in Los Angeles, Iran's national football team received US visas to compete in the 2026 World Cup. Despite ongoing conflict between the nations, the tournament is bringing together players from countries at war for the first time in World Cup history.
US midfielder Brenden Aaronson got the ultimate hall pass from World Cup training this week to marry his longtime girlfriend. The 25-year-old Leeds player proves even elite athletes make time for life's biggest moments.
Every plant and animal on America's Endangered Species list will have its genome sequenced and tissue samples preserved in a groundbreaking effort to supercharge conservation. The partnership between US Fish and Wildlife and a biotech company will create a genetic safety net for species on the brink.
Investors are redirecting billions toward European renewable energy projects as uncertainty clouds the US market. The shift could accelerate Europe's path to energy independence and cleaner power.
A Somali referee barred from the World Cup by US authorities just landed one of football's biggest jobs. UEFA's bold move proves talent transcends politics.
Weeks after being denied entry to the US and missing the World Cup, Somali referee Omar Artan will officiate the UEFA Super Cup between PSG and Aston Villa. The 34-year-old's appointment marks a remarkable comeback and historic milestone for African football.
An American woman took a part-time barista job in Germany and discovered benefits she never dreamed possible in the US. Her experience reveals what worker protections look like when systems prioritize people first.
Poland is preparing to receive its first American F-35 fighter jets as part of a $4.6 billion partnership that's transforming the country into one of NATO's strongest military allies. The collaboration between Polish and American forces shows how shared history and common values are building real security on Europe's eastern border.
American researchers just created a "digital twin" system that lets engineers perfect tidal turbines before building them, slashing costs and speeding up clean ocean energy. Meanwhile, the largest tidal energy project on Earth is taking shape across the Atlantic.
The US power grid may soon get a cheaper, safer alternative to lithium-ion storage. Sodium-ion battery technology is emerging as a game-changer for large-scale energy storage.
An immersive entertainment venue featuring a massive LED exterior and wrap-around screens is coming to Maryland's National Harbor, just 15 minutes from Washington, DC. The mini-Sphere will bring Las Vegas-style tech spectacles to the East Coast with room for 6,000 people.
New Zealand businesses may see up to $1 billion returned after a US Supreme Court ruling overturned tariffs on exports ranging from lamb to medical devices. The refund process started in April, offering relief to farmers, winemakers, and manufacturers hit by trade duties.
A common condition affecting 1 in 8 women worldwide is getting renamed from Polycystic Ovary Syndrome to Polyendocrine Metabolic Ovarian Syndrome. The change aims to improve diagnosis and treatment for more than 170 million women.
A remote-controlled speedboat saved two US service members floating in dangerous waters for two hours, marking the first time the Navy used a drone for rescue. The successful mission shows how technology can save lives without putting more people at risk.
Golfer Wyndham Clark captured his second US Open title at Shinnecock Hills, overcoming personal struggles and hostile crowds to claim a wire-to-wire victory. His win comes just a year after an anger outburst led to a club ban and therapy requirement.
PepsiCo and CF Industries just launched America's first certified low-carbon fertilizer program for potato farms, cutting emissions without changing how farmers work. The breakthrough could reshape sustainable agriculture across the country.
In a remarkable moment of sports diplomacy, Iranian soccer players received approval to enter the United States just 10 days before their first World Cup match. Despite ongoing tensions between the nations, the tournament is bringing people together on the field.
The US Men's National Team kicked off their World Cup campaign with a commanding 4-1 victory over Paraguay, bringing together soccer fans across Spokane for an unforgettable night. Watch parties filled local bars and restaurants as strangers became friends, united by the beautiful game.
The US Embassy in Nigeria just launched its first tech partnership outside Abuja, teaming up with Ilorin Innovation Hub to train the next generation of Nigerian AI and STEM professionals. This three-year collaboration brings American innovation expertise directly to one of West Africa's fastest-growing tech communities.
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