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More than 100 retired NASA astronauts have formed a nonpartisan group to promote American constitutional principles and restore civil discourse. The coalition spans generations of space exploration, from Apollo missions to the International Space Station.
More than 100 former NASA astronauts from across the political spectrum are uniting to protect American democracy through a new nonpartisan initiative. The group, led by veterans of space missions, aims to support leaders who prioritize constitutional values and evidence-based decision making.
Dr. Alveda King will host a free public Juneteenth celebration at the Kennedy Center on June 20, featuring music, spoken word, and a brand new unity song. The nonpartisan event honors freedom and brings Americans together through shared values.
Three fully equipped mobile clinics are bringing healthcare directly to Nigeria's most remote communities, with a promise that help goes where it's needed most, not where politics dictates. The initiative proves that putting people before party lines can save lives.
Two conservation groups launched a stock market-inspired campaign where Americans can claim free symbolic shares in their favorite public lands. The initiative aims to turn widespread support for national parks into visible action that influences political leaders.
The League of Women Voters in Syracuse needs more volunteers to help newly naturalized Americans register to vote at citizenship ceremonies. One retired teacher has already celebrated with new citizens at over 100 ceremonies.
High school volunteers in Arkansas assembled hundreds of food packs for hungry kids and seniors as part of a massive campaign delivering 250 truckloads to food banks across America. The effort commemorates the nation's 250th birthday with service instead of fireworks.
Wind and solar now power up to half of some Mountain West states' electricity grids, marking a massive renewable energy shift. Falling costs have made clean energy some of the cheapest power available.
After historic spikes during the pandemic, American cities are seeing their lowest homicide rates in decades. Experts say the dramatic turnaround is happening almost everywhere, but no one knows exactly why.
A former Irish Prime Minister who helped end decades of conflict is teaching Florida students how to solve today's divisions. The University of Central Florida just launched a program sending students to Ireland to learn peacemaking firsthand.
A Florida podcaster used AI to reimagine all 46 U.S. presidents with mullets, and the hilarious results are bringing joy to millions online. The viral project shows how creative minds are finding unexpected ways to make people smile in the age of artificial intelligence.
A 16-day celebration bringing all 50 states and six U.S. territories together will transform Washington D.C.'s National Mall this June. The Great American State Fair marks 250 years of American history with a 110-foot Ferris wheel, state pavilions, and cultural exhibits stretching from the Capitol to the Washington Monument.
USAFacts is calling on Congress to invest in public data infrastructure so every American can access clear information about how their government works. The campaign comes as federal data collection faces unprecedented challenges.
Feeling overwhelmed by climate change? Volunteering just one hour a month can fight climate anxiety while making a real difference. New networks make it easier than ever to take action from home or in your community.
After beating thyroid cancer and losing seven family members to the disease, one grandmother is changing laws to protect the next generation. Her advocacy work just scored major victories in early cancer detection and research funding.
A wave of nine advocacy groups launched since 2024 with a fresh approach to energy policy: forget selling specific technologies and focus on cutting utility bills for everyday Americans. They're skipping corporate funding and working at the state level to make energy cheaper and more reliable.
While national politics feels hopelessly divided, a new survey reveals local governments are thriving on cooperation and compromise. The secret? Face-to-face relationships and concrete problems that demand practical solutions.