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New Zealand golf star Lydia Ko drained an eagle putt and fired a five-under par 67 to share second place after round one of the LPGA Tour's Mizuho Americas Open. The Kiwi athlete sits just one shot behind the leader as she chases her first win of the 2026 season.
Olympic champion Lydia Ko fired a five-under 67 to share the lead at the LPGA Tour's season opener in Orlando, sparked by an incredible long-range birdie putt. The Kiwi golfer's impressive second round moved her from eighth place to tied first as she kicks off her 13th season on tour.
A new Hawaiian luau at Ko Olina Resort is bringing 166 jobs and $10 million in local investment to the community. The Hawaiian Council's massive project includes plans for a second production later this year.
A Michigan town came together to support Lydia's Gate, a shelter providing safety for women and children in crisis. The spring fundraiser brought the community together through games, music, and auctions to keep their doors open.
Patrick "Star Boi" Ocheme delivered a spectacular flying knee knockout at PFL Africa's historic debut in Lagos, thrilling the home crowd despite the main event's disappointing outcome. The Professional Fighters League brought world-class mixed martial arts to Nigeria for the first time, showcasing African talent on a landmark night for the sport.
After nearly half a century of hand-carving mahjong tiles, Ko Yun-kan is closing his Hong Kong shop but leaving the door open for a comeback. His decades of dedication to traditional craftsmanship show how passion can last a lifetime.
A traditional Himalayan dish made from wild stinging nettles is finding new appreciation as healthy, seasonal eating. Sisnu Ko Jhol with Dhido showcases how India's healthiest foods came from communities living closely with nature.
A groundbreaking university leader says empowering women isn't just fair—it's essential for Ghana's economic future. Prof Lydia Aziato shared her vision at a major women's leadership conference celebrating International Women's Day.
The world's top female golfers are joining a new high-tech indoor league that promises to bring their personalities and skills to fans like never before. England's Charley Hull and world number one Jeeno Thitikul lead the first wave of stars committed to the Women's TGL launching winter 2026-27.
South Korean golfer Hyo Joo Kim defended her title at the Ford Championship in Arizona, marking her third win at the tournament and second consecutive victory in as many weeks. The 30-year-old's stunning 28-under performance broke tournament records and proved she's unstoppable on this course.
At 24, New Zealand's Zoi Sadowski-Synnott put her tiny island nation on the snowboarding map with two medals in 2022. Now she's ready to defend her Olympic slopestyle title in Milan, proving underdogs can soar.
A grandfather who survived four days in the Arizona desert without food or water was found by his own children after a massive search effort. The Vietnam veteran's grit and his family's determination brought him home safe.
The beloved 1984 sci-fi film "The Last Starfighter" is getting an official sequel 40 years later, continuing Alex Rogan's adventure in comic book form. Mad Cave Studios launches the new series July 1, 2026, picking up right where the movie's end credits left off.
Two new solar farms in Myanmar just switched on, bringing reliable electricity to 130,000 households in a region struggling with power shortages. The clean energy projects mark a bright spot in the country's push toward renewable power.
Researchers mimicked electric rays to create tiny stacked cells that generate over 100 volts without any external power source. The breakthrough could eliminate charging needs for watches, calculators, and wearable devices.
Since 2009, strangers in the wedding industry have donated their services to help nearly 300 couples facing terminal illness say "I do." From florists to photographers, vendors across the country are giving their time to create perfect wedding days for people who need hope most.
A $5,000 scholarship honoring late Key West High School coach Dexter Butler is now accepting applications for its second recipient. The award celebrates student athletes who embody the kindness and community spirit Butler inspired throughout his career.
Hong Kong's railway is using augmented reality to build a new station faster and smarter. The technology helps workers see the future before they build it.
After residents raised concerns about sanitation at Lira City's aging abattoir, a new World Bank-funded facility is coming to ensure safer meat for thousands of families. The upgrade will bring modern infrastructure and proper hygiene systems to replace current conditions.
When a three-hour rain delay threatened to keep Pete Fairbanks from his wife's side for their fourth child's birth, his team made an extraordinary call. The Marlins completely changed their game plan to get their pitcher home to Florida in time.
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