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Atlanta Hawks star Jonathan Kuminga accidentally made a 75-foot shot while trying to pass the ball, creating the sixth-longest basket in NBA history. The improbable moment capped off the Hawks' 11th straight win as they surge toward the playoffs.
The world's oldest known tortoise didn't die after all. Jonathan, the 193-year-old giant tortoise living on St. Helena island, is alive and well after a social media hoax fooled major news outlets.
Jonathan Kuminga accidentally made the eighth-longest shot in NBA history during Atlanta's winning streak. The 74-foot buzzer-beater perfectly captured the Hawks' incredible momentum as they surge toward the playoffs.
After 35 years and 31 Star Trek episodes, director Jonathan Frakes reflects on how far the beloved franchise has come. From tennis balls on sticks to cutting-edge virtual sets, the technology now helps actors connect emotionally like never before.
Hockey legend Jonathan Toews returned to Chicago with his new team and received a thunderous four-minute ovation from nearly 20,000 fans who still claim him as their own. After battling long COVID and chronic illness, the 37-year-old's comeback story proves that some bonds between a city and its heroes never break.
After 19 seasons, three Stanley Cup championships, and more wins than any American-born goalie in NHL history, Jonathan Quick is hanging up his skates at 40. The legendary netminder's final game Monday night in Florida marked the end of a career that inspired a generation of young goalies.
The world's oldest land animal is doing just fine, despite a viral April Fools' prank that fooled thousands into thinking the famous tortoise had died. Jonathan, a 193-year-old giant tortoise living on a remote island, continues to defy the odds and capture hearts worldwide.
Hockey legend Jonathan Quick ended his 20-year NHL career surrounded by family as opponents gave him a standing ovation. The three-time Stanley Cup champion goaltender made his final saves at 40, capping one of the most decorated careers in the sport.
Ibrahim Zadran smashed a tournament-record 95 runs to give departing coach Jonathan Trott a winning farewell as Afghanistan defeated Canada by 82 runs at the T20 World Cup. The emotional victory capped Trott's successful three-year tenure that saw Afghanistan reach historic heights in international cricket.
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After a metal detector enthusiast found five men's wedding bands on South Padre Island, Andrea Wright turned to Facebook to find their owners. One month after losing his ring in the sand, Jonathan got his band back and pulled Wright into a grateful hug.
Jonathan "Sugarfoot" Moffett drummed behind Michael Jackson's iconic moves for three decades, yet most fans never knew his name. Now viral videos with 72 million views are finally giving this legendary musician the recognition he deserves.
Tyler Hobson was picking up her twins from basketball practice when she saw a man collapse on the pickleball court. Her quick CPR brought Jonathan Goetz back to life after sudden cardiac arrest.
Air Force Maj. Jonathan Buckingham has shattered 17 Guinness World Records, from sand skiing to balloon popping, and turned his passion into a nonprofit that donates equipment and books to children worldwide. This weekend, he'll attempt his 18th record in Peru.
Rev. Jonathan Asiedu-Otibu, beloved Joy FM radio pastor from Ghana's early 2000s, just earned his doctorate from a top Massachusetts seminary. His groundbreaking research is reshaping how we understand immigrant faith leaders in the modern world.
Major Jonathan Buckingham balances combat missions with breaking quirky world records, from fire knife spinning on balance boards to bursting 200 balloons with a nail. His nonprofit turns every record into sports equipment for underfunded youth programs.
Olympic champion Simone Biles is recovering after what she called one of the scariest experiences of her life. The gymnastics legend took to social media to reassure fans she's doing better.
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After facing gas chamber taunts and swastika threats, a 16-year-old convinced his school to teach one lesson about antisemitism—and watched bullies become allies. Now his petition demanding nationwide classes has exploded to 33,000 signatures.
A son honors his mother's courage by sharing her childhood survival story at a free library event on Holocaust Remembrance Day. Her resilience from hiding for five years during the Holocaust continues to inspire new generations.
Three amateur astronomers in Queensland made history by becoming the first citizen scientists to discover a planetary ring, proving that world-changing discoveries can happen in your own backyard. Their finding helped solve a cosmic mystery that professional telescopes had missed.
After being pushed out of their own homeowners association board, two Philadelphia neighbors built a startup to bring transparency to the 370,000 HOAs across America. Their solution could help 53 million homeowners avoid the same fights over fees, elections, and building repairs.
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