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When a heckler disrupted his swing at a celebrity golf tournament, 63-year-old NFL Hall of Famer Jerry Rice showed he's still got the speed. The playful chase delighted fans and proved the legendary wide receiver hasn't lost his competitive fire.
Researchers in Japan discovered how magnesium moves into rice grains, opening the door to tastier, more nutritious rice for billions. The breakthrough could help farmers grow better rice even in depleted soils.
Farmers across India are growing CR Dhan 310, the country's first high-protein biofortified rice variety that delivers over 10% protein content to fight malnutrition through everyday meals. From Odisha's hills to Uttar Pradesh's plains, this quiet agricultural revolution is turning humble bowls of rice into powerful nutrition.
Rice University just made brain health an economic priority with a new global initiative that connects neuroscience to AI-era workforce success. The program could unlock $6.2 trillion in economic gains by 2050.
Montgomery County's Kiki Rice helped UCLA defeat Texas 51-44 in the women's Final Four, securing a spot in Sunday's national championship game. The Bethesda native and former Sidwell Friends star continues her remarkable journey from local phenom to college basketball's biggest stage.
Scientists in Japan discovered unique "good fats" in colorful rice varieties that could help regulate blood sugar and reduce inflammation. Green and black rice contain compounds never before found in rice that may support metabolic health.
Indonesia has reached its highest rice reserves in history and declared food self-sufficiency as of December 31, 2025. Fair fertilizer distribution and improved logistics helped the nation achieve this agricultural milestone.
Scientists at the University of Arkansas discovered rice plants can trap and kill armyworm caterpillars using their flowers like natural pest traps. This accidental finding could help farmers fight crop-destroying insects without toxic chemicals.
Two Rice University track stars broke school records that had stood for more than 20 years, delivering stunning performances at meets in Arkansas and Houston. The achievements also earned both athletes recognition beyond their university.
After decades of decline, wild rice is making a comeback in the upper Midwest thanks to Indigenous-led restoration efforts using cutting-edge drone technology. Tribes are partnering with universities to bring back the sacred plant their ancestors have harvested for thousands of years.
Rice farmers across India are breaking with tradition to adopt smarter farming methods that use half the water while producing healthier, more abundant crops. These simple changes are helping families reduce costs and grow stronger harvests even as weather becomes less predictable.
Rice University's swim and dive team didn't just defend their conference championship. They dominated it with a 154-point victory that showed this winning program is here to stay.
A family of rice traders in India is bringing a 2,000-year-old fragrant rice variety back to major markets, turning a local heritage crop into a thriving business. Kala Namak rice, once limited to village weddings and temples, now ships across India thanks to government support and generations of farming know-how.
Julia Johannesdottir shattered her month-old school record in the 60m hurdles at the American Championships, proving that personal bests are just stepping stones. The Rice University athlete clocked 8.22 seconds and qualified for Saturday's finals.
Country star Chase Rice will headline a benefit concert that's raised over $3.6 million for Huntington's disease research since 2011. The April event continues the legacy of Bev Hartig, who inspired a movement proving music and hope can fuel real scientific progress.
Three Rice University juniors just earned one of the nation's most prestigious STEM scholarships for groundbreaking research tackling diabetes, bone regeneration, and clean energy. Their work shows how the next generation is already solving some of our biggest challenges.
Scientists at Rice University just solved one of AI's biggest problems in protein engineering: not enough good data to train on. Their new system creates millions of data points in days, opening the door to better medicines and research tools.
Rice farmers in Malaysia are getting help from an unlikely source: drones, satellites, and artificial intelligence that spot crop problems before the human eye can see them. The technology is already helping farmers save money, grow more food, and strengthen the country's rice supply.
Nigeria's government is stepping in to rescue 90 shuttered rice mills and protect 100,000 jobs threatened by illegal rice smuggling. The intervention could revive an industry that feeds millions and supports 10 million farmers nationwide.
Indonesia's first rice export for Hajj pilgrims is opening doors to a massive new market in Saudi Arabia. Two major retail chains are now interested in stocking Indonesian rice for local consumers.
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